A Hong Kong citizen entrusted a Taiwanese credit reporting company to follow Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office yesterday prosecuted four people from the credit reporting business and issued wanted notices for two Hong Kong citizens. Shen Boyang said that the Kuomintang and the People's Congress, who were trying to smear his murder, were all overturned. He felt sad that there was always a group of people in China who whitewashed peace for China. (Photo by reporter Tian Yuhua)
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Cross-border surveillance of Shen Boyang is true. 4 people have been sued and 2 Hong Kong people are wanted.
Hong Kong nationals Ju Juexian and Lin Qing spent 100,000 Hong Kong dollars (equivalent to NT$360,000) in September last year to entrust a Taiwanese credit reporting company to follow Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang. They parked a motorcycle outside Shen's residence and secretly installed micro cameras in the seat cushions of the motorcycle for surveillance. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office yesterday prosecuted four credit reporting companies for violating the Personal Data Protection Act and issued wanted notices for two Hong Kong citizens.
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For details, see Cross-border surveillance of Shen Boyang is true. 4 people have been sued and 2 Hong Kong people are wanted.
China is involved in surveillance of President Lai’s son in the United States. Former US Vice President Pence: Beijing is the biggest threat to the United States
Thirty-four-year-old Chinese real estate agent Chang Wanying of Irvine, California, was arrested on suspicion of being instructed by Chinese officials to follow the son of Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te in the United States. Court documents also revealed that Chang Wanying was also suspected of helping China track down the address in the United States of another "publicly anti-communist Taiwanese elected public official." Former U.S. Vice President Mike Pence criticized the CCP for seriously infringing on U.S. sovereignty and posing the biggest strategic threat to the United States.
For details, see China’s involvement in monitoring President Lai’s son in the United States. Former US Vice President Pence: Beijing is the biggest threat to the United States.
He was short of money and was bribed to join the army. He secretly photographed military aircraft and sold them to the Chinese Communist Party. The other party arranged a trip to Malaysia. He met his Vietnamese fiancée by chance.
A soldier surnamed Zhou from the Dongyin Regional Command of the Army was short of money and was recruited by the Chinese Communist Party's intelligence management personnel through online loans. Taking advantage of his participation in the intelligence business, he secretly photographed more than 20 combat training secrets on his computer and sold them to China's Guangdong Provincial Public Security Bureau, making a profit of more than 790,000 yuan. The Kaohsiung District Prosecutor's Office prosecuted him for crimes such as accepting bribes in violation of his duties, making him one of the few national security cases that can be heard by a national judge.
For details, see Dongyin who was bribed to join the army because he was short of money. He secretly photographed military aircraft and sold them to the Chinese Communist Party. The other party arranged a trip to Malaysia. He met his Vietnamese fiancée by chance.
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"Parasite Overseas Chinese Committee" controversy, Xu Jiaqing choked up and resigned as chairman
The People's Party's Legislative Yuan caucus accused Xu Jiaqing, the former chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council, of "parasitizing the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council". During his tenure, he allowed his son to accompany the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council in the name of "photographer" many times, and also let her husband, Tang Bowei, use the official car of a foreign embassy privately. Xu Jiaqing choked with tears yesterday and said that he would request an investigation and resign. The Executive Yuan later announced that Cabinet Minister Zhuo Rongtai had reluctantly approved his resignation, and Vice Chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council Li Yanhui would act as chairman.
For details, see "Parasitic Overseas Chinese Committee" controversy. Xu Jiaqing choked and resigned as chairman.
Solving the mystery of the century, two French and Japanese scholars won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced on the 7th that the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was jointly awarded to Kagan, an honorary professor at the University of Paris Sud in France, and Kenzo Kip, an honorary professor at the Tokyo University of Science in Japan, for solving the difficult problem of how to form only a single mirror image form of a molecule. This discovery will help reduce pharmaceutical costs.
For details, see Puzzle of the Century: Two French and Japanese scholars won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
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Claiming to be humiliated, Xu Jiaqing's resignation was approved
Xu Jiaqing, chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Council, who has been repeatedly exposed for months about "private use of public assets", announced on the 7th that he had been approved to resign and requested administrative and judicial investigations. She emphasized that resigning does not mean admitting the relevant accusations. "Whether you resign or not, you will be humiliated." Xu Jiaqing pointedly said that "rumor-mongering drones are hovering in the sky over Taipei" and "attacking me will not save B." He questioned whether the relevant revelations were political manipulations. However, the opposition party said that the Xu Jiaqing case cannot be closed and the government should explain the progress of the investigation.
For details, see Xu Jiaqing's resignation after claiming to be humiliated.
Temple bomber sentenced to 28 years, released for five days
The Chiayi temple fair bombing case that shocked Taiwan revealed major judicial errors! Zhao Weizhi, the "bomber" who built a bomb in 1999 and caused minor or serious injuries to 29 people, was sentenced to 28 years in prison by the Supreme Court. While Zhao was serving his sentence in Tainan Prison for another theft case in Tainan, Zhao's family went to the Yunlin District Prosecutor's Office on October 2. After paying the Yike fine for the theft case, Zhao Weizhi was actually "released." Jiajian was shocked when he learned about it on October 5 and urgently issued a wanted order. On the 6th, he directed the police to arrest Mr. Zhao and then send him to prison to serve his sentence.
For details, see the temple bomber who was sentenced to 28 years but was released for five days.
China is involved in monitoring President Lai’s son in the United States. Former US Vice President Peng criticized the CCP for seriously violating US sovereignty and posing the greatest strategic threat to the United States. (Bloomberg file photo)
A soldier surnamed Zhou from the Army's Dongyin Regional Command was short of money, so he borrowed money online and was recruited by the CCP's intelligence officers, who sold military aircraft and was prosecuted. The picture shows the northern border of the country on Dongyin Island. (File photo)
