Taichung court annuls marriage between high school student and older man following suspicious death and NT$500 million inheritance dispute. Legal, emotional, and social ramifications explored.
A migrant worker in Taichung died after being struck by lightning while fishing during a thunderstorm. The tragedy sheds light on the need for weather safety education and improved protections for foreign laborers in Taiwan.
Pope Leo XIV blesses a Taiwanese newlywed couple and praises Taiwan’s Catholic missionary work. Discover how the Vatican’s spiritual diplomacy supports Taiwan's humanitarian global role amid complex cross-strait relations.
A gas explosion at a Taoyuan animal feed plant has injured six workers with severe burns. Explore the full story, emergency response, industrial risks, and implications for Taiwan’s workplace safety standards.
Taiwan’s journalists and scholars demand new laws to protect media from tech giants like Google and Meta. Discover the urgent call for fair profit-sharing, AI content licensing, and media reform to safeguard Taiwan’s democracy.
A 78-year-old man in New Taipei drove his car into a crowd near a school, killing three and injuring 12. Police confirm deliberate intent. Despite the driver’s death, the case continues. Legal and safety implications explained.
Taiwan's FDA enforces stricter hygiene rules for food couriers, banning smoking and unsanitary behavior. Companies now face fines up to NT$200 million for violations. Read the full breakdown of the regulations and what they mean for the food delivery industry.
A 23-year-old motorcyclist in Taoyuan was fined NT$36,000 and referred for prosecution after a high-speed street racing incident. Learn about the crackdown, legal charges, and broader public safety concerns surrounding Taiwan’s illegal racing culture.
Taiwan High Court raises sentence for construction manager to 12.5 years over the 2021 Taroko Express train crash that killed 49 people. Migrant worker acquitted again. A deep-dive into the legal, infrastructural, and social dimensions of Taiwan’s deadliest rail disaster.
Over 100 protestors rallied in Taipei demanding stricter driver license renewal policies and improved pedestrian infrastructure after a deadly car crash in Sanxia. Advocates call for age-neutral driving tests and safer sidewalks near schools.
