Stories from Taipei · Taiwan

The Kuomintang party expressed deep regret, stating the verdict would severely impact the operations of opposition parties.

A vulnerability has been identified in D-Link routers that allows for command injection. This vulnerability could allow attackers to execute arbitrary commands on affected devices. A new vulnerability, CVE-2026-28883, has been identified affecting Apple iOS and other products.

Taiwan Power Company explained why electricity bills have increased. Taiwan Power Company is facing public scrutiny over its decisions, with citizens questioning the allocation of funds. The company detailed the factors contributing to the rise.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an held a press conference on May 6th to address public concerns and controversy regarding the city's operations.

Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission has released the results of its Fintech 2.0 initiative, which includes accelerating regulatory relaxation and promoting digital finance. This aims to foster innovation and accessibility within the financial sector.

An escape room in Taipei is facing a lawsuit after a worker was accidentally strangled while performing as a hanging ghost. The 30-year-old actor was reportedly choked by a rope during a performance.

The Executive Yuan has not appointed new personnel for the Central Election Commission, which may affect the upcoming local elections.

Taiwan's KMT caucus supports defense purchases, and the budget has passed.

Taiwan's trade surplus with mainland China exceeded 100 billion last year. Taiwan is experiencing energy price hikes as the average electricity bill is set to increase.

Taiwan is entering a presidential campaign, and the outcome is currently unclear. Americans are expected to debate this situation, highlighting the geopolitical significance of the election.