The Ministry of Justice has withdrawn a proposal to raise the financial penalties for offenses related to illegal abortions following a backlash from women's rights groups.

The ECCT's Family Friendly Alliance (FFA) hosted its annual summit for the second consecutive year with the theme Population & Talent Sustainability Best Practices.

History is of course not a reliable predictor for what may happen in the future, but the track records of US presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and their respective political parties offer some hints as to how the next US president would approach Taiwan.

By Darryl Lupton

Significant developments over the past month: Constitutional Court rules on Legislative Yuan powers as well as the death penalty, China reacts to President Lai's comments about cross-straits relations, Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je remains detained in corruption investigation, Taiwan former president's travel, and more…

By Ross Darrell Feingold

Artificial Intelligence has the potential to deliver multiple benefits to society but it should not come at the expense of net zero ambitions.

By Bart Linssen

The challenge of ageing is a growing problem in almost all modern societies, Taiwan is no exception. Yet, while every nation must meet this problem in its own way, there is also an impact at the personal level: How does each individual face the prospect of having lengthier twilight years?

By Jerome F Keating