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Chunghwa Post System Crash Disrupts Banking Services Nationwide

Chunghwa Post’s banking system crash on March 7 caused major disruptions in ATM and branch services. Learn about the cause, impact, and Chunghwa Post’s response to compensate affected customers.

Taiwan to Revise EV Charger Regulations for Apartment Buildings Amid Fire Safety Concerns

Taiwan is set to revise EV charger regulations in apartment buildings, addressing fire safety risks and approval hurdles. Learn about the upcoming policy changes, fire safety upgrades, and their impact on Taiwan’s EV market.

Taiwanese Authorities Prevent Human Trafficking Case at Taoyuan Airport

Taiwan’s Aviation Police Bureau prevented a Taiwanese woman from falling victim to a human trafficking scam at Taoyuan International Airport. Authorities are investigating online recruitment tactics linked to job scams in Cambodia.

Taiwan Implements Early Freeway Closure to Protect Migrating Butterflies

Taiwan closed a freeway lane early this year to protect migrating Purple Crow Butterflies, marking the earliest closure in nearly a decade. Learn why this migration is happening early and what conservation efforts are in place.

Taiwan Revokes Chinese Influencer’s Residence Permit Over Pro-Unification Remarks

Taiwan revokes the residence permit of Chinese influencer Liu (劉) after she allegedly advocated for military unification with China on social media. The decision reinforces Taiwan’s national security policies.

Taiwan Animal Rights Groups Demand Government Action on Major Welfare Issues

Taiwan’s animal rights groups demand government action on 10 key welfare issues, including banning wild boar snares and pigeon racing. Activists urge authorities to implement humane alternatives and enforce stronger protections for animals.

Taiwan’s Population Continues to Decline for 14th Consecutive Month – What It Means for the Nation

Taiwan's population fell by 11,435 in February 2025, marking its 14th consecutive month of decline. Learn about the causes, economic effects, and government strategies to address this issue.

Kaohsiung Court Sentences Man to Death for Brutal Double Murder Over Noise Dispute

A Kaohsiung court sentenced a 63-year-old man to death for the brutal murder of his upstairs neighbors over a noise dispute. The victims, a couple in their mid-30s, were stabbed in front of their children. Read more about the shocking case and legal proceedings.

Taichung Drunk Driving Tragedy: Unlicensed Driver Kills Medical Student in Hit-and-Run

🚨 Taichung Drunk Driving Tragedy: A 22-year-old medical student was killed by an unlicensed drunk driver in a hit-and-run accident. Suspect detained—public demands stricter DUI laws. 🚔⚠️

All You Need to Know About the Galaxy Note Launching this Fall

The main thing that you have to remember on this journey is just be nice to everyone and always smile. Refreshingly, what was...

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