Three Taiwan Ministers Resign Triggering Cabinet Uncertainty

Three key Taiwanese cabinet ministers resigned simultaneously, signaling a major government reshuffle amid political and health challenges. Economic Affairs Minister Kuo Jyh-huei stepped down due to health concerns after 15 months, emphasizing the demanding nature of his role and urging continued support for President Lai Ching-te's reforms. Digital Affairs Minister Huang Yen-nun resigned to return to Academia Sinica after his loaned tenure ended, having contributed significantly to digital resilience and cybersecurity efforts. Deputy Minister of Education Benson Yeh also resigned following a privacy investigation related to a sexual equality complaint, although no legal violations were found. The resignations have sparked speculation about further changes in the cabinet, including potential shifts in the Ministry of Health and Welfare. The government expressed gratitude for the departing officials while indicating hopes for their future collaboration to advance Taiwan's economic and digital development.