Stories from Taiwan

Taiwan may receive an additional $14 billion in military assistance.

Ransomware hackers are claiming a breach at Foxconn, a major electronics manufacturer for companies including Apple, Google, and Nvidia.

Foxconn has confirmed a cyberattack following claims that data belonging to Apple and NVIDIA was stolen. The company's confirmation suggests potential supply chain security vulnerabilities. The company is investigating the extent of the breach. Hackers are reportedly behind the attack.

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake has struck Taiwan. The earthquake was centered near Taipei.

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake occurred 5 km ESE of Hualien City, Taiwan. The earthquake had a depth of 18.214 km. A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck Taiwan, according to geological surveys.

Five individuals have been indicted in Taiwan for allegedly performing unlicensed surgeries. Authorities stated the surgeries posed health risks. The surgeries were reportedly conducted without proper medical qualifications or facilities.

Five individuals have been indicted in Taiwan for performing unlicensed surgeries. Authorities stated the surgeries posed health risks. The exact nature of the surgeries and the number of victims remain unclear.

The Taichung District Prosecutors’ Office has indicted five individuals in connection with unlicensed medical device vendors. The exact nature of the unlicensed medical practices remains under investigation. Investigations are ongoing.

A local ward chief running for city council in Kaohsiung has faced criticism for a billboard. The billboard reportedly displayed 'no symbols' over images related to India.

China's Taiwan Affairs Office stated that Beijing is resolved to oppose Taiwan's independence. This statement was made in response to Washington's weapons sales to Taiwan. China has reiterated its opposition to Taiwan's independence amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.