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A woman in Taipei has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly poisoning an Australian man with rat poison over several months. She now faces further investigation for her husband's death.

Taitung prosecutors rule out foul play in a food poisoning case that left four dead. Contaminated millet, not intentional actions, caused the tragedy, authorities say.

Taiwan's legislature passed stricter recall petition laws, requiring ID verification for petitioners and introducing harsh penalties for forgeries. Protests and clashes marred the voting process.

A deadly fire at a PX Mart construction site in Taichung killed nine people, injuring eight others. The fire, caused by welding sparks, spread quickly due to poor fire safety measures. Investigations continue.

Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs cooperates with Paraguayan authorities in investigating a suspicious Huawei-registered vehicle linked to surveillance outside Taiwan's ambassador’s residence in Asunción.

Ko Wen-je, Taiwan People's Party Chairman, is granted permission by the court to send a resignation letter despite being detained for over 100 days. Read about the latest updates on this political case.

Thousands of protesters clashed with police outside the Legislative Yuan in Taipei on Friday to oppose controversial amendments that could change Taiwan’s political system. Read more on this heated protest.

Violence erupted in Taiwan's legislature as DPP lawmakers tried to block controversial KMT-backed bills. Read about the chaos, the bills at stake, and the political tensions surrounding the event.