Former Hong Kong Care Home Warden Found Guilty of Raping Intellectually Disabled Resident
A former assistant warden at a Tai Po care home operated by the Hong Chi Association has been found guilty of five counts of rape against an intellectually disabled female…
AmCham Taiwan Announces Recruitment for Membership Directory Assistant to Support 2026 Strategic Outreach Initiatives
The American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan (AmCham Taiwan) has officially opened applications for a short-term, part-time Membership Directory Assistant to facilitate the production and optimization of its upcoming annual…
Joshua Wong Pleads Guilty to Colluding with Foreign Forces Under Hong Kong National Security Law
Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has entered a guilty plea to a charge of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces, marking his second conviction under Beijing’s stringent national security…
Hong Kong Tax Chief Apologises as Flawed eTAX System Affects Over 33,000 Taxpayers
Hong Kong’s tax chief has issued a formal apology following a critical report by the government’s watchdog, the Office of the Ombudsman, which revealed that over 33,000 taxpayers encountered significant…
China’s Installed Solar Energy Capacity Surpasses Coal for the First Time, Marking a Pivotal Shift in the Global Energy Landscape
China’s installed solar energy capacity has surpassed that of coal-fired power for the first time, the national energy body announced Tuesday, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s ambitious energy…
2026 Pharmaceutical Position Paper
The Committee on pharmaceutical affairs has issued a comprehensive set of policy recommendations aimed at bolstering Taiwan’s healthcare infrastructure, ensuring the long-term viability of the National Health Insurance (NHI) system,…
Danish Artist Demands Return of Tiananmen Crackdown Monument Amidst Hong Kong’s National Security Law Crackdown
Hong Kong, [Current Date] – Danish sculptor Jens Galschiøt has formally petitioned the Hong Kong High Court, asserting his ownership of the “Pillar of Shame,” a poignant monument commemorating the…
Hong Kong Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Against Government on Fanling Golf Course Housing Plan
Hong Kong’s Court of Appeal has delivered a significant blow to the government’s controversial plans to develop public housing on a portion of the Fanling golf course, affirming a lower…
Taiwan Navigates Transition to Super-Aged Society with Comprehensive Healthcare Reforms and Strategic Policy Recommendations
Taiwan has officially crossed the threshold into a "super-aged society," a demographic milestone where more than 20% of the total population is aged 65 or older. This shift brings an…
The Final Chapter: Hong Kong’s "Have a Nice Stay" Bookstore Closes Amidst National Security Crackdown
Dozens of devoted readers gathered at Hong Kong independent bookstore "Have a Nice Stay" on Sunday, August 30, 2026, for its final day of operation. The poignant farewell marked the…
















