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Yangmingshan Blaze: Is a Solar-Powered Sensor to Blame?
Environment • 14/04/25

Yangmingshan Blaze: Is a Solar-Powered Sensor to Blame?

Taiwan Investigates Air Quality Sensor's Potential Role in Devastating Mountain Fire.

Taipei, Taiwan – A significant fire on Taipei's iconic Yangmingshan mountain, which broke out on Monday, has prompted an investigation into a potentially unexpected cause: a government-operated air quality sensor. Officials are working to determine whether the solar-powered device may hav...

Yangmingshan Blaze: A Victory Against Nature's Fury in Taiwan
World • 14/04/25

Yangmingshan Blaze: A Victory Against Nature's Fury in Taiwan

Taiwan's Year-End Bonuses Soar: Financial Sector Leads the Pack
Business • 14/04/25

Taiwan's Year-End Bonuses Soar: Financial Sector Leads the Pack

Tragic Loss in Yunlin: Sewer Gas Poisoning Claims Lives at Food Factory in Taiwan
Politics • 14/04/25

Tragic Loss in Yunlin: Sewer Gas Poisoning Claims Lives at Food Factory in Taiwan

Investigations Underway After Two Workers Die in Preventable Incident

Taipei, Taiwan - A devastating incident at a food factory in Yunlin County has resulted in the deaths of two contracted workers, prompting a thorough investigation into potential safety violations. Local authorities suspect sewer gas poisoning as the cause of the tragedy. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) central service center announced on Monday that the factory and the outside contractor involved have each been fined NT$300,000 (approximately US$9,264). Furthermore, a criminal investigation has been launched to explore potential involuntary manslaughter charges. According to reports, the two workers, brothers surnamed Huang (黃) in their 40s, were cont...

Politics • 14/04/25

Trump's Tariff Tango: Navigating Trade Wars and Taiwan's Economic Crossroads

Justice • 14/04/25

Hoodie Hack or Headgear Hazard? Taiwanese Rider Wins Safety Helmet Challenge

Politics • 14/04/25

Alarm Bells Ring at Taiwan's National Cheng Kung University Hospital: Ward Closures Loom Amidst Nursing Staff Exodus

Environment • 14/04/25

Hope Blooms: Saving Taiwan's Rare Quillwort from the Brink

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Taiwan High Speed Rail Faces Scrutiny After Train Skips Banqiao Station Stop
World • 14 Apr '25

Taiwan High Speed Rail Faces Scrutiny After Train Skips Banqiao Station Stop

Human Error Blamed as Train Misses Scheduled Stop, Prompting Internal Investigation

Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) is investigating a recent incident where a northbo...

Taiwan Week: A Global Stage for Cultural Exchange and Artistic Innovation
Culture • 14 Apr '25

Taiwan Week: A Global Stage for Cultural Exchange and Artistic Innovation

Taipei Hosts International Festival Showcasing Contemporary Theater and Engaging Discussions on Society and the Future.

Taipei, April 14 – "Taiwan Week," a premier international platform dedicated t...

Taiwan Protests Cambodia's Deportation of Fraud Suspects to China
Politics • 14 Apr '25

Taiwan Protests Cambodia's Deportation of Fraud Suspects to China

Taipei Criticizes Cambodia's Decision, Citing Concerns over Jurisdiction and Bilateral Relations.

Taipei, April 14 – Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has strongly pr...

Tragedy in Texas: 6-Month-Old Infant Killed by Pit Bull, Sparking Outcry and Vigil
Society • 14 Apr '25

Tragedy in Texas: 6-Month-Old Infant Killed by Pit Bull, Sparking Outcry and Vigil

Community Mourns as Family Grapples with Loss After a Fatal Dog Attack.

A heartbreaking incident in Texas has led to the death of a six-month-old infant...

Tariff Troubles Brewing: U.S. Supply Chain Push Could Impact Taiwan
Politics • 14 Apr '25

Tariff Troubles Brewing: U.S. Supply Chain Push Could Impact Taiwan

Analyst Warns of Potential High Tariffs on Electronics and Semiconductors as the U.S. Reshapes Global Supply Chains

Taipei, April 14 – Taiwan, along with other Asian nations, is bracing for pote...

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