The key points of the discussion include: In recent years, the number of cases of police officers being injured in law enforcement has been increasing, and it has exceeded 1,000 by 2025. Why? The current legal provisions for the protection of police officers in law enforcement and their implementation. Does the “Art Governing the Use of Police Weapons ” play …
Professor LIN,SHU-LI was interviewed by ETtoday News: 【NOW First Know】Shocking! Is Your Privacy Being Monitored? One Trick to Find Hidden Cameras! | 2026.08.31 | Liu Chia-yun, Lin Shu-li
You think hidden cameras only appear in the news? With the rapid development of miniaturization and camouflage technology, they can even be hidden in everyday items such as chargers, clocks, cigarette detectors, pens, and keychains, some as small as 1mm, making them almost undetectable. This episode of “NOW First Know” once again invites LIN,SHU-LI , Assistant Professor of the Department …
Teacher Wang Po-Chi, in an interview with PTS News Network: Traffic Violation Training Duration Extended Starting in September to Prevent Recidivism by Unlicensed Minors and Drunk Drivers
Published: 2026/8/30 12:53 Updated: 2026/8/30 13:14 Yu Yanci, Guo Junlin / Comprehensive Report To strengthen retraining and correction of traffic violations, the Highway Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation will extend the training period for drivers who have violated regulations and are committing repeat offenses, starting at the end of September. For example, the training for drunk driving will be …
Professor Wang Po-Chi, in an interview with The Epoch Times, stated that the massive influx of AI short dramas from mainland China into Taiwan could potentially brainwash the public.
[Epoch Times, August 20, 2026] (Epoch Times reporter Zhang Yuan, Taipei, Taiwan) From MRT carriages and taxi backseats to the mobile phone screens in the hands of countless elderly family members, a quiet “visual invasion” is sweeping across Taiwan. “Chinese AI short dramas” are slowly flooding Taiwanese social media platforms. Scholars believe this is not simply a low-price dumping of …
Teacher LIN,SHU-LI gave an exclusive interview to the English-language Taipei Times: Taiwan needs to be included in fraud fight
By Samuel Lin Tue, Aug 18, 2026 page8 A concerted restructuring of the global fraud-prevention landscape is under way as countries scramble to combat online fraud and transnational cybercrime. In September last year, China announced plans to establish an international alliance against telecom and online fraud, while in March, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime and Interpol held the …




