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🚨 Hualien Landslides Paralyze Key Transport Routes: Torrential Rain Forces Road and Rail Closures

Heavy rains trigger landslides in Hualien, Taiwan, closing Highway No. 9 and railway lines. Read full details on travel disruptions, repair timelines, and alternative transport.

Lai Ching-te Rejects Cross-Strait Dialogue via Opposition Ties: DPP’s Vision for Sovereign Taiwan Remains Firm

President Lai Ching-te firmly rejected dialogue with China via Taiwan’s opposition parties, citing sovereignty concerns and differing ideological stances. He reaffirmed the DPP’s position of mutual respect, national defense, and international democratic alliances in managing cross-strait relations.

55 Taiwanese Repatriated from Myanmar Amid Fraud and Human Trafficking Investigations

55 Taiwanese nationals returned home from Myanmar amid human trafficking and fraud investigations, as Taiwan intensifies its crackdown on transnational crime rings and overseas recruitment scams.

5,000 Pharmacists Protest MOHW Directive on Traditional Chinese Medicine Sales, Raising Alarms Over Drug Safety and Professional Standards

Thousands of pharmacists in Taipei protest MOHW’s new directive allowing unlicensed sale of traditional Chinese medicine. The move sparks a national debate over drug safety, regulation, and professional integrity.

Man Arrested After Allegedly Biting Passenger During Altercation on Taipei Metro

A man was arrested for allegedly biting another passenger on the Taipei Metro during an altercation on the Bannan Line. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety and crowd management on Taiwan's transit system.

Taiwan Expands Worker Relief Program to Include Tariff-Affected Sectors Amid U.S. Trade Pressure

Taiwan expands its worker relief program to include employees furloughed due to U.S. tariffs. Learn how this program works, who qualifies, and what it means for Taiwan’s labor force.

Taiwan Urged to Reframe Childhood Mental Health as “Neurodiversity” to Reduce Stigma and Promote Access to Care

Taiwan’s Action Alliance on Basic Education urges the government to replace stigmatizing childhood mental health labels with the inclusive term "neurodiversity." Learn how this shift could reshape healthcare, education, and social perceptions in Taiwan.

Runaway Semi-Trailer Truck Causes Massive Collision in Taichung’s Shalu District: 9 Injured

A runaway semi-trailer truck caused a massive collision in Taichung’s Shalu District, injuring nine people. Learn about the crash, investigation updates, and Taiwan’s growing concerns over truck safety standards.

Elderly Man in Hualien Shoots Neighbor’s Pet Pigeons for Food, Raising Legal and Ethical Concerns

An elderly man in Taiwan shot and killed two pet pigeons in Ji'an Township with an air gun, intending to eat them. Although his weapon was legal, he now faces public endangerment charges. Here's the full story, legal analysis, and cultural impact.

Taiwan Mourns Pope Francis: A Look at Diplomatic Ties, Tribute, and the Future of Holy See Relations

Taiwan honors the late Pope Francis with heartfelt tributes, a special envoy to his funeral, and a memorial mass. Explore Taiwan-Vatican ties, diplomatic implications, and what’s next after his passing.

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