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Multiple officials have criticized Taipei Mayor Ke Wen-je over the lack of staff and funding for the Taipei City Animal Protection Office. Taipei Legislators Jian Shu-pei and Lee Chien-chang, stated Continue Reading
New polling out of the Chinese Communication Management Society (中華傳播管理學會) has been released. It shows the race for Taipei Mayor, the results are certainly a change from previous polling. In Continue Reading
Today there were blackouts that lasted hours across large swaths of Taiwan. The power issue was reportedly due to an issue at a Taipower plant in Kaohsiung. Occasional blackouts occurring Continue Reading
The Taiwanese Public Opinion Foundation has also released its most recent polling on the Taiwanese voting population’s opinion regarding the performance of mayors across Taiwan on the issue of how Continue Reading
With Ko Wen-je reaching the end of his second term, the race for Taipei Mayor will be hotly contested. It seems, according to polling, that Wayne Chiang (蔣萬安) is the Continue Reading
As Taiwan’s local elections draw ever closer, one of the biggest races is a hotly contested one, and will likely depend on which candidates actually run. Taipei’s mayoral election has Continue Reading
As COVID cases continue to remain in the double digits, some northern cities, and one southern one, that have been hardest hit are increasing pandemic protections. Taoyuan recently announced that Continue Reading
Yesterday, Taiwan released its National Traffic Press Release. the findings show that fatalities were up slightly (+0.4 percent), however injuries were down to some degree (-1.9 percent). Accidents also decreased Continue Reading
As local cases continue to increase in Taiwan, so do calls to return the nation to epidemic alert level 3, however many in power continue to assure the public that Continue Reading
Abby joins us to do our (late) daily update! Today 76 local caases, 4 imported, and 10 deaths. Updates on local clusters, Abby is ready for July 4th, the Olympics Continue Reading