Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Saturday highlight significant developments, with a focus on the announcement of nominees for the positions of president and vice president of the Judicial Yuan. This announcement comes amidst a busy news day in Taiwan, with other headlines covering topics ranging from

Taipei: Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency (NIA) has revoked the residence permits of two more Chinese influencers residing in Taiwan, citing their advocacy for China’s unification of Taiwan by force. The influencers, identified as Xiao Wei and En Qi, have been ordered to leave Taiwan, though a specific deadline for their

Tainan: A woman was killed after a fire broke out in an industrial zone in Tainan’s Yongkang District early Saturday morning, according to the city’s Fire Bureau. According to Focus Taiwan, the bureau received a report of the fire in Asia-Pacific Industrial Zone on Zhongzheng Road at 2:11 a.m. Firefighters

Yilan: Suspected food poisoning at a hot pot restaurant in Yilan has led to 63 individuals falling ill, with 33 of them seeking medical attention, according to the Yilan County Public Health Bureau on Saturday. According to Focus Taiwan, samples from the restaurant have been collected and sent to the

Bangkok: Travelers on the Bangkok Mass Transit System (BTS Skytrain) or the city’s MRT network might be lucky enough to see abstract illustrations and stunning photographs of Taiwan, on display from February to July. The drawings were created by Thai illustrator Parinya Sirisinsuk, better known by his pen name “Benzilla,”