Taiwan President Orders Full Inquiry After Deadly Taipei Metro Stabbing

• Taiwan President Lai Ching-te ordered a full, public inquiry into a deadly metro stabbing in Taipei.
• A 27-year-old suspect used smoke bombs and stabbed people during Friday evening rush hour, killing three and wounding 11.
• The attack spanned Taipei's main metro station, an underground shopping district, and another metro stop.
• The suspect, wanted for evading military service, died by apparent suicide; motive remains unclear despite being a "deliberate act."
• President Lai called for stronger, counter-terrorism trained rapid response forces to prevent future attacks.

Why It Matters: Taiwan launches full inquiry into deadly Taipei metro stabbing; President vows enhanced security.