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Taiwanese researchers discover lung cancer hijacks pain-sensing nerves to evade immune attacks, offering new hope for patients who don’t respond to immunotherapy.

The restaurant was the Brick Kiln, a good but unflashy Taipei spot far from any conference hall. The host stood on a stool to be seen. The guest list ran to more than thirty CEOs, between them representing close to a trillion US dollars in market capitalization and almost every link in the global AI hardware supply chain. Jensen Huang toasted, thanked, moved from table to table, told an affectionate joke about a portrait he said looked more like TSMC’s C.C. Wei than himself, and at the end of the evening walked out into the street to hand sweets to the families and children who had gathered hoping for a glimpse. ＂Chemistry＂ was the word the Nvidia blog post used to describe the event. The casualness was the point.

Taiwan remains absent from the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva. Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung emphasizes Taiwan’s commitment to global health efforts.

Taipei launched a rodent extermination in Neihu to combat hantavirus after an outbreak on the MV Hondius. The CDC urges public vigilance and hygiene measures.

Taiwan says international support for WHA participation remains strong despite U.S. WHO exit. Taipei plans first smart healthcare expo in Geneva amid China’s block.

Taiwan launches first smart medical expo at WHA sidelines in Geneva as island marks 10th consecutive year without invitation to global health assembly.

Taiwan court extends detention of ex-journalist charged with espionage. The case raises questions about how anti-spy laws apply to media workers.

Taipei court hears case of Alex Shorey, who accuses Yang of poisoning him with rat poison in 2023. Shorey, his family testify; Yang pleads not guilty.

Taipei City and Nvidia sign a deal to establish NVIDIA’s Taiwan HQ at Beitou Shilin Technology Park. Deputy Mayor Lee Shu-Chuan, who played a key role, plans to resign by February’s end.

Lai Hsin-yi, a 22-year-old Taiwan nursing student who overcame cerebral palsy after seven years of rehabilitation, received the Presidential Education Award in July 2025.

Taiwan’s CDC will classify Nipah virus as a Category 5 notifiable disease in March due to its high fatality rate. The virus spreads through animals and contaminated food.

New TVBS poll shows Taipei’s Lee Szu-chuan as only opposition candidate who can beat DPP’s Su Chiao-hui in New Taipei mayoral race. TPP’s Huang trails by 6 points.

Authorities in Taipei dismantled a fraud ring exploiting a database to target victims twice. Police arrested 17, including the ringleader, who preyed on real estate assets.

The Taiwan Air Force is searching for an F-16V pilot who vanished after a computer failure at the MMC. Capt. Hsin announced ejection 3 times; no emergency beacon detected.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an refuses to name attacker who killed three, citing research showing media attention fuels copycat violence within 13 days on average.

The New Taipei Kings will retire Jeremy Lin’s jersey on Dec. 28 at Xinzhuang Gymnasium. The ＂Linsanity Forever＂ event will feature a performance by E.SO, celebrating Lin’s career and impact. Lin, who made history with the New York Knicks and won championships in the P. LEAGUE+ and TPBL, will attend the ceremony and host a fan meeting at W Taipei.

Five victims remain hospitalized, including two in critical condition, following a random knife attack at Taipei’s MRT Main Station that killed four people on Friday. Police characterize suspect Chang Wen as a copycat killer inspired by Taiwan’s 2014 mass transit killing. Taipei Mayor announces NT$5 million compensation for the hero who died stopping the attacker. Taiwan raises nationwide security amid concerns about copycat incidents.

KMT and TPP legislators in Taiwan have initiated impeachment proceedings against President Lai Ching-te, accusing him of constitutional violations. The proposal criticizes Lai for not fulfilling his duties and compares him to historical figures who undermined parliamentary authority. Public hearings are planned to inform voters.

Taiwan celebrates eradicating hepatitis C, achieving WHO’s 2030 goal early. With over 90% diagnosis and treatment rates, Taiwan seeks WHO certification.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan has defended an executive accused of stealing trade secrets from TSMC, escalating a legal battle between rival chipmakers. TSMC filed a lawsuit against Lo Wei-jen, its former senior vice president who joined Intel, alleging violations of non-compete agreements and Taiwan’s Trade Secrets Act. The case leaves critical questions unanswered, including specific trade secrets at risk and whether Intel conducted due diligence on Lo’s obligations.

President Lai Ching-te used his medical skills to aid a fainting Lions Clubs International member during a tour of the Presidential Office on Oct. 13. The member recovered quickly.

President Lai Ching-te welcomed Japanese lawmaker Masaji Matsuyama, who presented a donation list for Hualien’s disaster relief. They discussed deepening Taiwan-Japan ties, regional peace, and cooperation in security and trade.

President Lai Ching-te visited Hualien to assess needs after a disaster. He called Hualien County Magistrate Hsu Chen-wei, who requested manpower and equipment.

Taiwan celebrated Armed Forces Day with a ceremony led by President Lai Ching-te, honoring those who sacrificed for peace. He emphasized Taiwan’s dedication to democracy and human rights.

Taipei prosecutors revealed a human trafficking ring led by the Li brothers, who smuggled 24 Vietnamese nationals using fishing boats. The court seeks prison terms for the accused.