Stories from Taipei · Taiwan

National Taiwan University Hospital plans to implement 'one-day surgery' procedures, allowing patients to be discharged on the same day of their operation.

A court has sentenced Ko Wen-je to 17 years in prison.

Taiwan is pushing back after President Trump stated he has not decided whether to proceed with a major weapons sale to the island. Officials expressed concern that US support might be reduced.

A Chinese invasion of Taiwan is estimated to cause a global economic shock of $10 trillion, representing approximately 10% of world GDP. Such a conflict would paralyze global supply chains and sever technology routes.

A controversy has arisen regarding a Taiwanese politician's use of a profile picture, with a legislator from the Democratic Progressive Party accusing the politician's campaign office of copying slogans.

A GDELT event indicates claims of political interference related to Ko Wen-je, a politician, and the presidency.

Ko Wen-je, referred to as a 'scientist' in the context of political commentary, has vocally criticized alleged political interference, calling it 'nonsense' regarding presidential authority.

Taiwan has responded to comments made by Donald Trump following his visit to China.

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te stated that US military sales are illegal commitments but also serve as a mutual deterrent against China. Taiwan asserts its status as an independent nation prepared to defend itself. Taiwan is committed to maintaining its sovereignty and security.

The Tamsui-Xinyi Line of the New Taipei City MRT, after 10 years of construction including a past incident of pier collapse during concrete pouring, is entering its final inspection phase.