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Taipei, Jan. 5 (CNA) A police officer in New Taipei who did not give way to two schoolchildren while patrolling in a police car has been fined NT$2,000 and reprimanded, the New Taipei City Department's Haishan Precinct said on Thursday.
Demand for Taiwanese migrant workers in Singapore is booming: there are more than a thousand jobs on many Web sites, with advertisements for cabin crew, executive assistants, engineers, credit analysts, even auto mechanics, all at far more than they could earn in Taiwan. Most of us think of Taiwan as place that absorbs migrant workers, but we are also a place that is increasingly sending them out. This has important ramifications for the future of Taiwan. Last week, the government issued another one of its periodic warnings that certain overseas employers are actually enslaving Taiwanese into...
Tainan police on Friday arrested a man suspected of leaving threatening remarks online and saying that he wants to kill President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) just hours after former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe was assassinated. “If it was me I would also want to shoot and kill President Tsai Ing-wen,” the man allegedly wrote on Professional Technology Temple (PTT), the nation’s largest online bulletin board system. He was later identified as a 22-year-old university graduate surnamed Chen (陳), and police arrested him at his home in Yongkang District (永康) at about 7pm, taking hi...
COPYCAT THREAT? Police said the man, accused of saying he wants to kill the president, also expressed displeasure about the nation’s political situation/ Staff writer, with CNA
DISCLOSURE: The NCC approved the proposed act to regulate digital intermediary service providers to protect users’ rights, settle disputes and remove disinformationBy Shelley Shan / Staff reporter