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Three Hualien Officials Indicted Over Privacy Breach in Recall Petition Case

Chih-Hung Tsai -
Three Hualien County officials have been indicted for abusing personal data in a politically sensitive recall petition. Learn the details of the case, its impact on civil liberties, and Taiwan’s democratic safeguards.
Society

Tragic Case of Child Abuse Leads to Legal Reform Calls in Taiwan

Chih-Hung Tsai -
The Child Welfare League Foundation in Taiwan apologizes after two sisters are sentenced for fatally abusing a 1-year-old boy. The case sparks calls for urgent child welfare reforms to prevent future tragedies.
Society

Jeffrey Koo Jr. Sentenced to Over 7 Years: What It Reveals About Financial Misgovernance in Taiwan

Chih-Hung Tsai -
Jeffrey Koo Jr., former vice chairman of CTBC Financial, has been sentenced to 7 years and 8 months for a controversial building deal. This in-depth report explores the full legal case, its broader implications for Taiwan’s financial governance, and insights from related scandals.
Politics

Taiwan Passes Law to Extend Nuclear Power Plant Lifespan up to 60 Years, Marking Shift in Energy Strategy

Chih-Hung Tsai -
Taiwan passes a landmark amendment allowing nuclear power plants to operate for up to 60 years. Discover what this means for energy policy, safety, and the island’s future amid climate challenges.
Society

Taiwan Launches Luxurious “Wedding Train” Experience Combining Rail Travel, Michelin-Star Dining, and Scenic Leisure

Chih-Hung Tsai -
Taiwan launches a first-of-its-kind luxury “wedding train” offering Michelin-star dining, a scenic round trip from Taipei to Hualien, and a premium experience for couples seeking unique wedding celebrations.
Politics

Taiwan Calls for Inclusive Labor Reforms Amid Global Shifts in Work Dynamics at APEC 2025

Chih-Hung Tsai -
Taiwan’s labor minister calls for global cooperation and inclusive reforms at APEC 2025, highlighting the impact of AI, aging populations, and gig work on labor markets. Here’s how Taiwan is adapting for the future of work.
Politics

Taiwan Conducts First Live-Fire HIMARS Drill Amid Rising Cross-Strait Tensions

Chih-Hung Tsai -
Taiwan conducts its first live-fire HIMARS drill in Pingtung County, marking a major defense milestone amid rising tensions with China. Learn what this means for cross-strait security and Taiwan’s evolving military strategy.
Society

Yuli Township Under Fire for Introducing Non-Native Fish: Biodiversity Boost or Ecological Risk?

Chih-Hung Tsai -
Yuli Township’s introduction of koi and red Nile tilapia into a local park pond sparks controversy over ecological risks and biodiversity misrepresentation. Experts warn of potential ecosystem disruptions.
Society

🦌 Kenting Park Issues Legal Warning Over Collecting Deer Antlers and Natural Specimens: A Deeper Look at Conservation, Misconceptions, and Legal Consequences

Chih-Hung Tsai -
Kenting National Park warns against collecting deer antlers or wild specimens after viral video sparks legal debate. Learn the laws, ecological impact, and how misinformation can hurt conservation efforts.
Society

36 Rescued Across Taiwan After Heavy Rain Triggers Dangerous River Surges

Chih-Hung Tsai -
Taiwan rescues 36 people, including migrant workers and hikers, trapped by flash floods as the plum rain season begins. Detailed coverage, insights, and safety implications.
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