Taiwan People's Party founder and former presidential candidate Ko Wen-je is facing a second arrest after a court agreed to overrule his release from last week's arrest in connection with a corruption investigation. Taiwan’s investigation bureau has raided alleged Chinese shell companies over suspicions of stealing local talent and technological secrets. Also, a former New York governor aide has been charged with spying for the Chinese government. Plus:
- Are Vietnam’s factories ready to go digital?
- China’s young people turn to cheap bubble tea drinks during economic downturn.
- Sustainability takes the stage across Taiwan’s theater productions.