Concerns have been raised about data security and privacy regarding an exhibition in Kaohsiung about China’s Terracotta Army. The exhibition is at the National Science and Technology Museum in Kaohsiung...
Plans to build what will be Taiwan’s largest energy storage facility led to protests earlier this month from local residents, given concerns about safety...
46 died in a building fire in Kaohsiung yesterday, with at least 41 injured. A total of 55 were taken to the hospital, with 14 found to have no signs of life, while 32 bodies were found on-site by firefighters. The fire is the deadliest in the history of Kaohsiung...
Recent efforts by Kaohsiung mayor Han Kuo-yu to turn around his image illustrate that the Han administration may be too little, too late. Han is currently facing a recall vote, which is scheduled to take place on June 6th. It is generally thought that this recall vote has a high chance of succeeding, seeing as the number of signatures obtained for the petition needed to hold the recall vote had close to the number of votes needed to recall Han...
News reports earlier this month that Han Kuo-yu’s inauguration was attended by 800,000 people once again prove how easily Taiwanese news is duped by false reporting. Namely, despite how unlikely it would be for the inauguration of Han Kuo-yu to be attended by 800,000 individuals, this is what was claimed by a number of Taiwanese media outlets including UDN, SET, China Times, and TTV...
Issues of evictions in Kaohsiung under Chen Chu’s mayorship continue to be an issue with a recent hunger strike by the Kaohsiung Fruit and Vegetable Market Land Seizure Household Self-Help Organization...
Issues of urban eviction in Kaohsiung under Chen Chu’s mayorship are back in the news, with the recent demolition of a housing complex adjacent to a fruit and vegetable market in Sanmin District in northern Kaohsiung...
