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Taiwan's economy has shone in recent years—but so has its fraud industry. The number of fraud suspects apprehended annually has surpassed 100,000. (Illustrative photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

AI Fraud Decoded 4 | The Scam Economy Now Employs More People Than TSMC

President Lai Ching-te participated in a video interview with New York Times host Andrew Ross Sorkin (Andrew Ross Sorkin), which aired last December. (Provided by Presidential Office)

Beijing Targets Foreign Media Covering Taiwan's President

New Taipei: Anti-Pinhole Camera Inspection Program Ongoing — 64 Clinics Surveyed. The New Taipei City Health Bureau announced on the 15th that three Elcare Group clinics in Xinzhuang, Linkou, and Yonghe, New Taipei City, were each fined NT$500,000 (approx

In Depth | "Revenge Porn Is Now a Genre": What Taiwan’s Cosmetic Clinic Hidden Camera Scandal Reveals About Voyeuristic Culture

Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant After Shutdown: Restart Debate Intensifies. Following the shutdown of Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 in 2025, Taiwan's nuclear power generation officially reached zero. However, calls for a restart have never ceased. Pres

Taiwan Nuclear Restart: Dry Storage Fix Nuclear Waste? Experts Break It Down

John Chen delivering his keynote speech at the 2026 Breakthrough Forum. (Photo / Tsai Chin-chieh)

US Trade Demands Force Reluctant Taiwanese Chipmakers To Expand Operations Abroad

Taiwan stands on the frontline of the democratic world facing mainland China, but due to the tightening of cross-strait exchanges and adjustments in government policy, Taiwan's academic research on the mainland is gradually withering. (Gemini illustration

Taiwan’s Waning China Expertise Raises Cross-Strait Miscalculation Risks

Central Military Commission Chairman Xi Jinping (3rd from left) led Vice Chairmen Zhang Youxia (2nd from right) and He Weidong (1st from left), along with members Miao Hua (1st from right), Li Shangfu (3rd from right), Zhang Shengmin (4th from right), and

PLA Leadership Shake-up Adds Uncertainty to Beijing’s Taiwan Policy, Scholar Warns