Arriving in Berlin, Taiwan's former President Tsai Ing-wen is the latest high-profile figure to visit Europe in a bid to strengthen Taiwan-EU relations. The new leader of Taiwan's main opposition Kuomintang will reportedly meet with the US diplomatic mission in Taipei amid debates in the legislature over military funding. And railway workers continue to protest for sick leave rights as a hunger strike over a court decision on working on holidays ends. Plus:
- Typhoon Fung Wong turns to bear down on Taiwan after leaving a wake of destruction with more than a million people displaced in the Philippines.
- South Korean prosecutors charge impeached former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol with new charges of abuse of power and aiding an enemy state for his 2024 attempt to enact martial law.
- Taiwan is now one of a handful of countries to enact physical and psychological protections for animals, meaning the end of dolphin performances at ocean parks. But does this mean captive animals will be released back into the wild? TaiwanPlus sits down with a conservationist to find out.
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