Stories from Taiwan

The China Trust Women's Open golf tournament is scheduled to begin on the 14th.

Taiwanese lawmakers passed amendments to the Political Donations Act, which would prohibit donations via cryptocurrency and online crowdfunding.

Han Ying, a spokesperson, has resigned from her position to pursue the mayoral election in Yilan.

Taiwan's Central Election Commission is being urged to integrate election and political party affairs. Mexican authorities in Tamaulipas seized nearly 100 counterfeit passports from Mexico and the United States.

A proposal to allow candidates with suspended sentences to run for office is being considered in Taiwan's parliament. Taiwan's leader stated that maintaining the political status quo is for securing supply chains.

Taiwan's Control Yuan is considering amending the Political Donation Law to prohibit cryptocurrency and online donations.

Two pilots are dead following a crash involving a military training plane in Taiwan. A T-34 training aircraft crashed during a simulated engine failure mission on Tuesday morning.

New Taipei City will launch a tourism subsidy program for visitors.

A new Japanese travel memoir, translated into English, explores themes of colonialism and power dynamics. The book examines historical control across Japan and Taiwan. The author is from Taiwan and lived in the US. The author's perspective on colonialism is central to the narrative.

A plane crash in Taiwan has resulted in the deaths of all individuals on board. The aircraft was reportedly en route to its destination when the incident occurred.