Taipei: A former assistant to the Secretary-General of the National Security Council, Joseph Wu, during his tenure as Taiwan’s top diplomat, has been detained in connection with an espionage case. Prosecutors in Taipei brought in the former assistant, Ho Jen-chieh, for questioning after conducting a search of his residence on

Kaohsiung: Prosecutors have requested court approval to detain five individuals working for Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Lin Dai-hua, as investigations into two cases allegedly involving her continue. According to Focus Taiwan, the detention request followed a series of raids conducted by prosecutors on Lin’s offices and the residences of

Taipei: President Lai Ching-te announced that Taiwan has officially begun negotiations with the United States on reciprocal tariffs, describing the process as “smooth.” Speaking at a Rotary International conference in Taipei, Lai sought to reassure the public, emphasizing that while the new U.S. tariff policy presents challenges, Taiwan’s economy remains