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Taiwan leads East Asia by offering free HPV vaccinations to boys, aiming for herd immunity. The campaign targets junior high students, achieving high vaccination rates.

TVBS News reports a tight race in Kaohsiung between DPP’s Lai Jui-lung and KMT’s Ko Chih-en. Polls show differing leads, with environmental issues and allegations influencing the campaign.

Taiwan’s tourism chief Chen Yu-hsiu announced the country may not hit its 9 million visitor target this year due to natural disasters and flight cancellations.

President Lai Ching-te warned Wednesday that China accelerates military preparations to invade Taiwan by 2027, unveiling national security plans that raise defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2030. Taiwan commits over NT$1.25 trillion (around US$40 billion) in additional defense spending through 2033. Lai emphasized that Beijing’s most dangerous weapon is not military force but persuading Taiwan to surrender. The plans establish democratic defense mechanisms, develop advanced air defense systems called ＂Taiwan Dome,＂ and counter China’s psychological warfare campaign aimed at transforming ＂Democratic Taiwan＂ into ＂China Taiwan.＂

Legislator Puma Shen emphasized the citizen-led nature of a recent recall campaign, dismissing claims of orchestrators. He highlighted civic issues and praised democratic efforts. DPP’s Rosalia Wu acknowledged the need for strategic improvements following the recall’s outcome.

The Democratic Progressive Party has confirmed Su Chiao-hui as its candidate for the 2026 New Taipei mayoral election. Su emphasizes her youth and creativity against her Kuomintang rival, Lee Shu-chuan.

Hsu Chih-chieh claims to be the strongest DPP candidate for Kaohsiung’s mayoral primary, aiming to surpass KMT’s Ko Chih-en. He cites broad party support and strong poll rankings.

BLACKPINK kicks off their Asia tour in Kaohsiung on Oct. 18-19, setting a record as the first girl group to perform twice at the venue. The city embraces a pink theme, with officials and residents joining the celebration.

BLACKPINK will perform in Kaohsiung on Oct. 18-19. The city will light up in pink, with landmarks like the Love River and Great Harbor Bridge joining the celebration.

The Kuomintang launched its ＂President Liar＂ stress ball, inspired by a viral video, to great fanfare. Nearly sold out, the limited edition supports a good cause.

Taiwan’s health department launches free flu and COVID-19 vaccines. Taipei is also holding a lottery, with citizens able to win prizes by getting vaccinated. The campaign aims to boost vaccination rates amid rising respiratory diseases.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs addresses a U.K. assault on a Taiwanese woman, urging safety abroad. A Times Square ad highlights Taiwan’s global presence.

Korean actress Park Shin-hye arrives in Taiwan for Dr. Wu’s product launch, marking her first overseas endorsement in 2025. Discover her role in promoting the new ＂drinkable collagen＂ series.

Taiwan High Speed Rail introduces a quiet car policy from Sept. 15, requiring silent phones and headphones. Persistent violators may face service denial from Sept. 22.

Taipei District Court summons TPP’s Chou Yu-hsiu to testify on the Chung Wang Charity Foundation’s alleged support for Ko Wen-je’s campaign. Prosecutors suspect perjury.

Ko Wen-je visits Horngyuan Tachien temple in Taoyuan City to honor his father’s memory. Despite his mother’s concerns about timing, Ko proceeds with the memorial.

Taiwanese sushi chain launches a creative campaign with employees in sushi headgear, sparking online buzz. New character ＂Salmon Roe Man＂ and anime tie-ins boost engagement.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te announced a four-point government restructuring Saturday night following his party’s failed recall campaign against 31 opposition legislators and an unsuccessful nuclear referendum. The Democratic Progressive Party’s electoral defeats marked significant political setbacks as Lai maintained Premier Cho Jung-tai in position while calling for increased dialogue with opposition parties amid growing political divisions.

Thousands of Taiwan opposition supporters rally as seven KMT legislators face recall elections Saturday. The political showdown could reshape Taiwan’s legislature and impact President Lai Ching-te’s ability to govern effectively.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an and Deputy Speaker Chiang Chi-chen rally against recall votes in Taichung City, urging citizens to protect Taiwan’s democracy.

Huang Kuo-chang, chairman of the Taiwan People’s Party, announced his candidacy for New Taipei City mayor. He plans a comprehensive 2026 campaign and seeks collaboration with opposition parties.

Fu Kun-chi, a KMT legislator, survives a recall vote in Hualien County. He thanks supporters with a motorcade tour, while recall campaigners reflect on their efforts.

Taiwan’s ruling Democratic Progressive Party suffered a crushing defeat as voters rejected attempts to recall 24 opposition legislators, dealing a severe blow to President Lai Ching-te’s reform agenda and potentially locking the island into continued political deadlock.

Hualien County Magistrate Hsu Chen-wei sues Pegatron Chairman Tung Tzu-hsien for defamation over NT$70 million donation claims. Tung’s remarks linked to a recall campaign.

Eric Chu accuses President Lai and Legislator Ker of manipulating a recall against legislator Liao, calling it a threat to Taiwan’s democracy. Vote on Saturday.