Taiwanese political staffers of both the ruling Democratic Progressive Party and opposition Kuomintang are being prosecuted as part of an anti-espionage effort.

Four former members of Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party have been indicted for espionage, accused of leaking national ...

The Taipei District Prosecutors’ Office yesterday indicted four former Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) members for alleged acts of espionage on behalf of China, requesting an 18-year prison ...

Four former members of Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party have been indicted for allegedly spying for China. They ...

Taiwanese prosecutors have indicted four former members of the independence leaning ruling party on charges of spying for China. It wasn't clear whether the four had volunteered their services but ...

At least eight people were killed when a shooter opened fire at a school in the Austrian city of Graz on Tuesday, and others ...

The suspects were recruited by two people previously working for the ruling Democratic Progressive Party. Read more at ...

Taipei prosecutors today indicted four former Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) members for espionage, seeking a heavy 18-and-a-half-year sentence for former councilor assistant Huang Chu-jing (黃取榮).

China, meanwhile, has stepped up its own naming efforts. In March, it publicly accused four individuals tied to Taiwan’s ...

Last month, Washington announced indictments ... foreign ministries of Taiwan, South Korea, India, and Indonesia. Beijing denies all involvement in overseas cyber espionage. After years of being ...