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A Kaohsiung woman faces legal charges for repeatedly insulting police officers during multiple calls to the 110 emergency line. Prosecutors seek a summary judgment for her actions.

Taiwan's Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung meets with European lawmakers in Brussels to strengthen diplomatic and business ties. Read about Taiwan's growing influence in Europe.

Eight suspects have been indicted in Penghu after attempting to smuggle NT$1.1 billion worth of marijuana into Taiwan. Authorities intercepted the operation with the help of multiple law enforcement agencies.

Taiwan Premier Cho Jung-tai pledges to address the issue of Chinese sailors employed by state-run China Steel Express Corp. (CSE) after concerns about national security risks were raised.

The Taipei City government is set to demolish a 42-year-old pedestrian overpass near Daan Forest Park, sparking protests from residents and cultural advocates who argue that it is an important historical landmark.

Taiwan condemns the jailing of 45 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists, calling it a violation of freedom and democracy. The trial under Beijing's National Security Law has sparked international outrage.

A man accused of assaulting a passenger and damaging property aboard a Taiwan High-Speed Rail train has been released on bail, with the investigation ongoing. The court imposed residence restrictions but no detention.

Four individuals have been indicted for allegedly buying signatures to support Terry Gou's 2024 presidential campaign. This marks the latest controversy surrounding Gou’s independent bid.