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Presidential candidate Lai Ching-te warns against Taiwan becoming the next Hong Kong and emphasizes the need to resist Chinese aggression. He cites Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Agnes Chow as an example of what Taiwan must avoid. Lai criticizes the plans of rival candidates to renegotiate the Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement with China, recalling the 2014 Sunflower Student Movement. Vice presidential candidate Hsiao Bi-khim highlights Taiwan’s capabilities to construct warships and produce missiles, symbolizing the Taiwanese people’s fearlessness against Chinese pressure.

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) vice presidential candidate Hsiao Bi-khim returned to Taiwan from New York with her four beloved cats, arriving at Taoyuan International Airport. Accompanied by security officers, Hsiao handled her immigration procedures while waving to reporters and travelers. She then proceeded to the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Agency to take care of the entry quarantine procedures for her cats. As her feline friends meowed from within their carriers, Hsiao comforted them and fed them treats. She personally confirmed the purchase of canned food and dry kibble for her pets before leaving the airport under the escort of security personnel. Hsiao had returned to Taiwan on Nov. 20 to report for duty and submit her resignation, registered for the elections the following day, and rallied support in Hualien. She then returned to the United States on Nov. 26 to finalize her resignation and pack her belongings before making her journey back to Taiwan with her cats.

Scores of heavy motorcycles surrounded the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) in Taipei on Sunday afternoon, demanding the immediate implementation of laws allowing large motorcycles access to highways. The protest, organized by groups such as the Republic of China Motorcycle Industry Promotion Association and the Taiwan Motorcycle Riders Association (TMRA), aimed to voice discontent with current traffic regulations. The bikers’ demands included immediate access to highways, permission to park in designated spaces, and the abolition of Article 99 of the Road Traffic Safety Rules. The movement’s initiators criticized the MOTC for stalling, pointing out that laws permitting heavy motorcycles on national highways were passed over a decade ago. TMRA secretary-general Liu Cheng-chien expressed frustration at the Highways Bureau’s lackluster response, highlighting the discrepancy between government policies and the desires of the biking community. Protest leaders claimed that 70% of the populace is unaware that the regulation allowing motorbikes on highways has already passed the third reading. They argued that the department’s polling does not reflect public opinion and questioned the legitimacy of basing policies on a single survey. Traffic advocacy groups have long emphasized the need for large motorcycles to have the freedom to choose between car or motorcycle parking spots. Despite recent responses from the Highway Bureau considering trials with some local governments, groups argue that central government intervention is necessary for a uniform solution to parking regulations.

Hsiao Bi-khim, a political veteran, returned to Hualien to rally support for DPP legislative candidate Chang Mei-hui despite unpleasant weather. Hsiao, who made history in 2016 by securing a majority in Hualien for the DPP, faced defeat in the 2020 legislative elections. After her loss, she was appointed to a diplomatic position in the United States. Chang emphasized the need for a representative who could continue the development work of Hsiao and her late husband, former Hualien Mayor Tien Chih-hsuan. Hualien, traditionally a stronghold for the KMT, is of great interest during election seasons. DPP presidential candidate Lai Ching-te, Premier Chen Chien-jen, Legislative Yuan President You Si-kun, former agriculture minister Chen Chi-chung, and DPP Legislator Fan Yun also showed support for Chang.

Hsiao Bi-khim, a former lawmaker, is set to launch her first campaign rally in Hualien, reigniting her political efforts in the region. Despite facing setbacks in the past, Hsiao has spent a decade building strong ties in Hualien. In 2016, she made history for the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) by capturing more than half of the votes, defeating the former Kuomintang legislator Wang Ting-son. However, her 2020 bid for re-election ended in defeat. Nevertheless, Hsiao’s passion for local engagement, campaign experience, and oratory skills are highly regarded within the DPP. As she prepares for the joint rally with Lai Ching-te, there is a renewed sense of vigor and unity within the party. Hsiao’s exceptional achievements in international diplomacy make her an ideal candidate to lead Taiwan forward and ensure national security and stability.

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) is set to announce its electoral team pairing Lai Ching-te and Representative to the United States Hsiao Bi-khim for the 2024 election. Hsiao, who has a strong connection with Hualien due to her previous work and local election runs, will travel to Hualien for a campaign rally and the establishment of the campaign headquarters. Hsiao’s office is undergoing urgent renovations, indicating a flurry of activity. Many legislative candidates have expressed interest in having Hsiao endorse their campaigns, leading to numerous inquiries to the DPP’s Central Executive Committee and campaign headquarters.

Lai Ching-te inaugurates his 2024 campaign headquarters in Tainan, drawing over 20,000 supporters. He recalls Tainan’s past challenges and highlights his vision for a democratic and innovative Taiwan.

A viral video by American YouTuber Tristan H. captures peculiar crosswalk behavior in Taiwan, igniting a broader discussion on the island’s traffic safety concerns. CNN calls Taiwan a ＂living hell＂ for pedestrians. This sparked a large ＂Stop Killing Pedestrians＂ rally and led to new traffic laws aimed at protecting pedestrians.

Taiwan’s political landscape heats up as Chairman Ko Wen-je emphasizes AI in education during his U.S. visit. Other candidates also rally for AI’s role in Taiwan’s growth. Get the latest updates on their plans and priorities.

Kuomintang presidential candidate, Hou Yu-ih, pledges to start construction of the Taoyuan Metro Brown Line within a year if elected. Former Taoyuan Mayor Cheng Wen-tsan is criticized for not fulfilling his promise to begin construction by 2022.

A tragic fire at a Pingtung golf ball factory claims six lives, including four firefighters. Delivery drivers come together to support exhausted first responders. Learn more about this devastating incident.

Yang Chih-liang, former Minister for Health, defiantly rejected demands for an apology on Aug. 28 for his controversial remarks made at a rally for business magnate Terry Gou a day earlier regarding domestic violence.

EVA Air union members stage a rainy protest over withheld bonuses despite the company’s record profits. Entry-level employees highlight disparities with other airlines’ pay raises. Learn more about the demand for fair wages.

每年八月固定在中南半島舉行的亞洲越野拉力賽(Asia Cross Country Rally)，是亞洲最大的拉力盛事之一，今年大賽在疫情後再度回歸，吸引世界各地越野好手參加，共計有來自11國六十餘輛越野汽車、摩托車參加，如果加上隨行的維修車、媒體車，超過五百人的龐大車隊在13日晚上從芭達雅人行徒步區出發後，將朝寮國出發，挑戰充滿變數的越野賽程

Crowds gather to protest the unjust dismissal of teachers at Yi Ming Senior High School in Hsinchu County. Demands for justice and improved labor conditions. Calls for Ministry of Education intervention

Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) Presidential hopeful Ko Wen-je received enthusiastic cheers from the young crowd at Sunday’s housing justice and judicial reform rally in Taipei.

Foxconn founder Terry Gou joined on Sunday (July 16) a large-scale march in Taipei advocating for housing justice, highlighting widespread concerns over the housing issue in Taiwan and calls for meaningful reform.

The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) held its National Convention on Sunday (July 16), with key figures including DPP Chairman Lai Ching-te, President Tsai Ing-wen, and Premier Chen Chien-jen in attendance. 

Chen Chih-han, a well-known Taiwanese internet celebrity, along with former New Power Party chairman and legislator Huang Kuo-chang, visited the headquarters of Taiwan’s People Party (TPP) on Monday (July 3). Together, they presented an invitation to TPP chairman Ko Wen-je, urging him to join a rally in front of the Presidential Office on July 16th, under the theme of ＂saving Taiwan.＂

Terry Gou, the founder of Foxconn and a primary presidential hopeful for the opposition Kuomintang (KMT), held a second campaign rally in southern Taiwan’s Pingtung County on Tuesday (May 9) to a crowd of enthusiastic supporters.

Terry Gou, the Foxconn founder and Kuomintang (KMT) presidential primary candidate, visited supporters and friends in Hsinchu on Tuesday (May 9) prior to his second campaign rally in Pingtung City scheduled for later that day.

Terry Gou, the billionaire founder of Foxconn and presidential primary hopeful for the opposition Kuomintang (KMT), held his first-ever campaign rally in Kaohsiung City on Sunday evening. 

身為業餘賽車手，藝人林志穎個人不只擁有退役Ferrari F1賽車，也坐擁數款超級跑車，胞弟林志鑫更是以「超跑達人」名號活躍於汽車圈。近日，卻有一輛車讓「閱車」無數的林志穎都大表驚喜，甚至表示在這輛車面前，就連Mercedes-Benz最知名、最具代表性的越野車款G-Class都黯然失色。這款車，不僅活躍於工程界，也曾經與國內知名越野車手陳和皇一同征戰Dakar Rally達卡拉力，它就是Mercedes-Benz Unimog。

一年一度的達卡拉力賽(Dakar Rally) 是全球規模最大而且最為嚴峻的拉力賽事，在路途當中將會面臨許多險惡地形，包括叢林、雪地、高原以及日夜溫差非常大的沙漠，在為期將近兩個禮拜的賽事當中，每天都會有數百公里的路段必須完成，不僅對於賽車手來說是一大考驗，車輛是否可以承受如此高強度的使用也是一大重點，而對於電動車來說似乎有些艱難，畢竟車輛沒有這麼長的續航里程，Audi RS Q e-tron的作法就是放一台發電機在車上，全力推廣電動車到賽事當中。

作為一個在近十年間急遽竄升的超跑品牌，許多人都認為麥拉倫在此頂尖領域的資歷相對年輕，但其實這個以賽道為家、競技為本的品牌，向來就不是個多產的車廠，也因此相比其他超跑，在麥拉倫身上可說是披覆著更多的神秘色彩。