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Ghosts of 1938 haunting the Taiwan Strait

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By Joseph T Wu
| Washington Times Verified
OPINION: The following has been adapted from a speech by Joseph Wu, secretary-general of Taiwan’s National Security Council, at an event hosted by the International Ocean Forum earlier this month in Taiwan. As Taiwan’s national security adviser, I do not have the luxury of treating geopolitical risk as an abstraction. The tensions shaping the Indo-Pacific cross my desk every morning.
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Taiwan Deploys Cooling Gear, Automated Alerts To Protect Outdoor Workers - TaiwanPlus

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By Joseph T Wu
| TaiwanPlus
An emergency team practices checking on road workers in a medical emergency... This is an annual drill for heat injuries on construction sites...where tens of thousands of workers toil under the sun for long hours. This year... Labor Minister Hung Sun-han put on gloves and a helmet to experience it for himself... and promised to improve their working conditions.
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Opposition Parties Push Euthanasia, Flogging Referendums Ahead of Elections

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By Joseph T Wu
| TaiwanPlus
Reporter/Provider - Joseph Wu/Tiffany Wong Publish Date - 07/14/2026 Taiwan’s opposition parties are pushing for referendums on major policy issues ahead of local elections this fall. One proposal would legalize euthanasia for people with incurable illnesses, while another seeks to introduce flogging as a punishment for serious crimes. Supporters say the measures address public concerns, while critics argue the issues require deeper legislative debate.
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