Stories from Taiwan

In Taiwan's Pingtung County, the Civil Affairs Department has suggested the Central Election Commission provide early access to candidate eligibility queries.

Taiwanese legislator Ko Chih-en, a candidate for Kaohsiung mayor, held a grassroots forum attended by over 500 people.

Meta is reportedly preparing to withdraw a filing due to non-compliant business practices.

Taiwan, also known as the Republic of China, distinguishes itself politically from the vast People's Republic of China led by its communist party leadership.

A travel agency based in Taichung, Taiwan, has unexpectedly ceased operations just 10 days before scheduled departures.

A student was arrested for allegedly hacking Taiwan's high-speed rail system, disrupting train operations.

The Taiwan CDC has raised its travel advisory for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda to Level 2 Alert. This action was taken in response to the WHO's declaration of an Ebola outbreak as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC).

Police have summoned a man for questioning after a couple was filmed having sex in a national park in Taiwan. The couple was unaware they were being livestreamed during the act.

The Central Theory Party is holding political fundraising classes, with Chairman Ko Wen-je in attendance.

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