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The parties need to build on the recent momentum for a clear projection of priorities going forward.

The Taipei City Government gave recordings of residents’ helpline calls to a private firm, violating the rights of the callers, two city councilors said yesterday. Taipei city councilors Miao Po-ya (苗博雅), of the Democratic Progressive Party, and Wu Pei-yi (吳沛憶), of the Social Democratic Party, said the recordings were the callers’ voiceprints, and providing them to an artificial intelligence software developer without their permission violated their rights. The contract that the city had with the company as part of Taipei’s “smart city” development did not outline penalti...

ILLEGAL: A lawyer said that while the recordings were legally obtained, the city contravened the law by giving people’s personal data to a software companyBy Cheng Ming-hsiang, Kao Chia-ho and William Hetherington / Staff reporters, with staff writer

South Sudan Launches Consultation To Pave Way For Truth, Reconciliation

An agreement has been signed for the redevelopment of the Eugenio Monti sliding centre, one of the key venues for the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games.