Taipei: Taiwan’s government has approved draft amendments that would allow authorities to detain or fine people who spread hate speech or promote extremist causes in parks, train stations and other public places. The amendments to

Miaoli city: The Miaoli District Court ordered the detention of a man accused of attacking a woman with a sickle and attempting to assault a convenience store clerk in Miaoli City. Prosecutors argued there was

Taipei: Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan has passed a basic law aimed at facilitating youth development and encouraging greater youth participation in public affairs. Under the newly passed “Youth Basic Law,” which defines youth as people aged

Taipei: The government will seek a ruling from the Constitutional Court on the constitutionality of a bill passed by the Legislature that rolls back some of the pension reforms introduced in 2018, President Lai Ching-te

Taipei: The Cabinet on Friday approved amendments aimed at expanding the categories of individuals required to obtain government approval before traveling to China, now including lawmakers and all civil servants. These proposed changes await approval