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Taiwan’s political parties react to espionage allegations against a CTi News reporter. Prosecutors allege the accused bribed military personnel to leak intelligence to China.

Taipei prosecutors named Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Huang Kuo-chang a defendant in a corruption case linked to a fraud inquiry. Allegations involve potential quid pro quo with a garment factory chairman’s son. Huang denies wrongdoing.

Former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je appeared in court for a political donation case. The court upheld his NT$70 million bail. Next hearing is set for Sept. 23.

Authorities detained Cheng I-lin on bribery charges linked to a green energy scandal. Former Minister J.W. Kuo denies involvement, urging thorough investigations.

Chen Pei-chi seeks legal help for Ko Wen-je to vote in a recall referendum amid his detention over bribery charges. The TPP protests his extended custody.

Taipei prosecutors seek a 28-year sentence for ex-Mayor Ko Wen-je, accusing him of bribery and embezzlement. The high-profile case now heads to trial.

Taipei prosecutors plan to indict Ko Wen-je and 10 others for corruption linked to Core Pacific City. The case underscores Taiwan’s fight against political corruption.

Taiwan People’s Party Chairman Ko Wen-je faces allegations in the Core Pacific City redevelopment scandal. Prosecutors investigate bribery and regulation violations.

Core Pacific Group chairman Sheen Ching-jing appeals his detention in a bribery case linked to Core Pacific City. The Taipei District Court will forward the appeal to the Taiwan High Court. Other defendants, including former Taipei Deputy Mayor Pong Cheng-sheng, have also appealed. The case involves allegations of bribery and political donations, with all four defendants in custody.

Taipei District Court holds a detention hearing for TPP Chairman Ko Wen-je, accused of bribery. Delayed by Typhoon Kong-rey, the decision is due Monday.

Taipei District Court held a hearing to decide on extending the detention of Taipei City Councilor Angela Ying, accused of taking bribes. Her detention ends Oct. 29.

Taipei prosecutors continue investigating Core Pacific Group’s redevelopment scandal, summoning Chairman Sheen Ching-jing and former Deputy Mayor Peng Cheng-sheng for questioning.

1. 前鼎越開發董事長朱亞虎否認行賄指控。 2. 朱亞虎透過應曉薇加入威京集團。Discover the latest developments in the Taipei Core Pacific City project controversy, including former Dingyue Development Corp chairman Chu Yea-hu’s denial of bribery allegations and the involvement of key political figures. 3. 洪健益披露朱亞虎給蔡壁如的信。 4. 柯文哲、沈慶京等五人被羈押。

Discover the latest on the Core Pacific City corruption scandal: Core Pacific Group Chairman Sheen Ching-jing appeals detention, citing health concerns. The case involves high-profile figures and unfolds amid ongoing investigations.

Discover the latest on the legal battle involving former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je and the Core Pacific City project. Prosecutors plan to appeal his release without bail amid bribery and corruption allegations.

Discover the latest on the Taipei corruption case: Core Pacific Group’s chairman, a city councilor, and her assistant detained over bribery and evidence tampering allegations. Learn more about the ongoing investigation and its implications.

Explore the controversy surrounding campaign tactics in Taiwan’s presidential race, including allegations of election bribery and the Ministry of Justice’s evaluation of giveaways.

Foxconn founder Terry Gou has stepped out of the election race, potentially benefiting the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and providing relief to both Foxconn and Apple Inc. Gou’s withdrawal has reassured Foxconn’s leadership team, while his potential candidacy was seen as potentially complicating matters for Apple. Gou and actress Tammy Lai had secured the necessary endorsements to qualify for the race but faced allegations of bribery and data-buying during the campaign. After failed collaborations between the Kuomintang (KMT) and Taiwan People’s Party (TPP), Gou chose to withdraw, stating it was for the future of the Republic of China (Taiwan) and to facilitate a political power transition. Gou’s previous poll support was below 10 percent, and concerns had arisen regarding Foxconn’s operations in China, though the Chinese government imposed only a minor penalty, easing concerns within Foxconn.