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Taipei District Court continues the Core Pacific City scandal hearing, with former TPP Chairman Ko Wen-je expressing anger over his detention and legal proceedings.

Taiwan imposes a 20% tariff in response to U.S. tariffs on semiconductors. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an calls for clarity on negotiations and outlines relief plans.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an criticizes Taiwan’s high tariffs, urging government transparency and unity to address economic challenges. He calls for better conditions for key industries.

Taipei’s joint wedding ceremony registration opens July 30, offering 80 couples a chance to wed at Taipei Expo Park on Oct. 4. Enjoy gifts, a raffle, and more.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an emphasized youth development at the 2025 Global InnoYouth Summit. The event, with speakers like Janelle Wellons, focused on leadership, innovation, and technology.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih calls for unity and progress at a Sanchong ceremony, urging President Lai to heal post-recall divisions. Hou pledges to improve infrastructure, transportation, and social welfare, focusing on local needs and vulnerable groups.

Kuomintang celebrates a political win as 24 legislators survive a recall crisis, thwarting the Democratic Progressive Party’s efforts. Calls for a cabinet reshuffle and public apology intensify amid political tension in Taiwan.

Former President Tsai Ing-wen voted in Taipei, drawing public attention. Today’s recall election could impact the opposition’s legislative control. Results expected tonight.

Taiwan holds unprecedented recall elections targeting 24 opposition legislators and one mayor as Premier Cho Jung-tai and political leaders cast ballots in historic democratic exercise that could reshape parliamentary control and break legislative gridlock.

The Taipei High Administrative Court denied former Mayor Ko Wen-je’s request to vote in a recall while detained. The court cited no legal basis for his appeal.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an condemns an incident at the World University Games in Germany involving Chinese individuals and Taiwan’s Ministry of Education. Taiwan’s taekwondo team won silver, sparking the confrontation. Chiang emphasizes Taiwan’s achievements and calls for respect in international sports.

Taiwan’s taekwondo team won silver at the World University Games in Germany. Tensions rose as Chinese officials tried to seize a message from Taiwan’s education minister. Taiwan’s sports director condemned the actions, and Taiwan’s ambassador sought an apology, which the Essen mayor provided, highlighting the event’s values of openness and inclusivity.

Taiwan’s ruling party faces backlash as voters prepare for a recall vote on July 26. The Central Election Commission outlines thresholds for 24 KMT legislators and Hsinchu’s suspended mayor.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an and New Taipei Mayor Hou You-yi celebrated the success of the 2025 World Masters Games. The event highlighted Taipei’s global appeal and community spirit.

The Taipei District Court held a hearing on the Core Pacific City corruption case, involving former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je. Prosecutors allege bribery and seek a 28-year sentence for Ko.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih joins KMT legislators to address city challenges, focusing on infrastructure and stability. Hou urges DPP to heed public opinion on cash distribution.

The Kuomintang will hold an anti-recall rally in New Taipei on July 19 to support local legislators facing recall threats. The event aims to counter the Democratic Progressive Party’s efforts and unite KMT supporters.

Taiwan’s Central Election Commission bans recall poll releases from July 16 until voting ends. Violators face fines. National referendum on nuclear power set for Aug. 23.

Enoch Wu, chairman of the Forward Alliance, remains undecided about running for Taipei mayor in 2026. His call for open Democratic Progressive Party primaries has sparked speculation about his political future. Wu emphasizes fair competition as key to democracy and plans to participate in the July 26 recall vote, highlighting systemic issues in Taiwan’s political process.

’Midsummer Night’s Dream’ concert in Yonghe District drew a large crowd despite rain. Mayor Hou Yu-ih attended, and performances included Henry Hsu and Yu Kuan-hua.

Wistron Corp. begins construction on a new R&D building in Taipei, aiming for completion in 2028. The project promises 1,500 jobs and supports the city’s tech growth.

New Taipei Mayor Hou Yu-ih opened the Yellowstone Market after a five-year renovation. The market now features hotels, medical, and dining facilities, enhancing community life.

Premier Chuo Jong-tai and Mayor Chen Chi-mai visited Taiwan’s National Sports Training Center to assess athletes’ readiness for the 2025 Summer World University Games in Germany.

Taipei’s Department of Education expands its free milk policy for schoolchildren, benefiting students aged 2 to 12. Changes take effect in September.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an urges the central government to address public concerns on tariffs, electricity, and currency issues. He emphasizes securing favorable conditions for Taiwan as the U.S. tariff grace period ends.