Encounter with Xiao S in Seoul Raises Concerns About Her Condition
Xiao S is spotted in Seoul, raising concerns for her condition; Koo Jun-yeob receives a warm message from a passenger during the flight back to Taiwan.
Trump's Semiconductor Tariff Proposal Triggers Warnings from TSMC and Intel About Investment Delays
Trump’s proposal for tariffs on imported semiconductors has sparked widespread opposition, with TSMC and Intel warning about potential impacts on U.S. expansion plans and supply chains.
Iran's Missile Strikes on Qatar: Understanding the Importance of Al Udeid Air Base and U.S. Military Presence in the Region
Iran's missile attack on Qatar escalates tensions, targeting the strategically significant Al Udeid Air Base, key to U.S. military operations in the Middle East.
U.S. Consumer Confidence Unexpectedly Declines in June, Trade Policies Raise Economic Concerns
U.S. consumer confidence unexpectedly declined in June, driven by concerns over trade policies and future economic conditions.
New Exhibition 'Salty Winds and Flying Sand: The Return of Artists from the Salt Flats' Opens at South Taiwan Museum
South Taiwan Museum's exhibition 'Salty Winds and Flying Sand: The Return of Artists from the Salt Flats' features a performance by folk music master Chen Ming-Chang during the opening.
Trump Proposes Phased Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran, But Mutual Accusations Arise
Trump's proposed phased ceasefire faces contradiction, while military conflicts at the Thailand-Cambodia border lead to political unrest.
MIT CubeSat Sparrow T2 Successfully Launches from the U.S. and Communicates with Taiwan Ground Station
Taiwan's self-made CubeSat Sparrow T2 successfully launched from the U.S. and established communication with Taiwan's ground station, with a mission lifespan set at 12 months.
Yuanta Securities European Wealth Forum Focuses on New Investment Opportunities
Yuanta Securities holds the European Wealth Forum in Taiwan, delving into the impacts of Trump's tariff policy on European stock opportunities and offering market insights.
Eastern European Chimney Cake Launches in Taoyuan
The Chimney Cake shop in Taoyuan offers traditional Eastern European desserts with freshly baked cakes at affordable prices, attracting many customers.
Russia Launches Massive Airstrikes on Kyiv; Putin Announces Formation of Drone Forces
Russia conducts large-scale airstrikes on Kyiv, with Putin announcing a new drone force. NATO countries plan to increase defense spending in response.
British Zoo Escape: Bears Mish and Lucy Devour a Week's Worth of Honey
An escape incident at Wildwood Devon zoo in the UK involved bears Mish and Lucy, who enjoyed a week’s worth of honey; authorities intervened and guided them back safely.
Germany's Cabinet Approves 2025 Budget: More Debt and Investment
Germany's cabinet approves the 2025 budget, significantly increasing debt and defense investment to address economic and security challenges.
After Bombing Iran, U.S. Financial Markets React Calmly, Trump Urges Increased Oil Drilling
After the U.S. bombing of Iran, the financial markets reacted calmly, with President Trump urging for increased oil drilling to maintain stable prices.
Insider Reveals DeepSeek is Supporting Chinese Military to Evade US Sanctions
DeepSeek is accused of providing support to the Chinese military and evading US sanctions through shell companies, impacting the data security of foreign users.
MAC Urges China to Acknowledge Cross-Strait Realities and Shift to Meaningful Dialogue in Response to President Lai's Critique on 'Country'
The MAC responds to TAO's criticisms, emphasizing the importance of cross-strait dialogue and urging China to acknowledge Taiwan's realities and halt pressure tactics.
Starbucks in China Set to Be Sold! Xie Jinhou Praises This Key Person
Starbucks in China is about to be sold, and Xie Jinhou praises a key individual, expecting them to aid in the brand's transformation.
Former Idol Becomes Director at Beijing Film Company, Asks to Be Left Alone
Former idol turns director at a Beijing film company, asking for respect and privacy in his new life.
US Airstrikes on Iran Spark Chinese Condemnation, Officials Blame CCP for Nuclear Resource Sale
US airstrikes have drawn strong condemnation from China, with officials blaming the CCP for selling nuclear resources to Iran, heightening regional tensions.
Summer Davos Forum Highlights China's AI Ambitions
The Summer Davos Forum will spotlight China's AI plans and strategies, exploring the technology's impact and direction.
Guo Yuqing Hits Back at Opposition Attacks: My Husband Left Four Years Ago, Are They Out of Attacks?
Guo Yuqing counters the opposition's attacks on her husband's business background, stressing he left four years ago and expressing dissatisfaction with the limitless attacks.
Iran's Potential Blockade of the Strait of Hormuz Raises Global Oil Supply Crisis
Iran's possible blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could impact 20% to 30% of global oil supplies, prompting the U.S. to call on China for intervention and negotiation.
Chinese Coast Guard Ships Intrude into Kinmen Waters Again, 4 Vessels Detected
Chinese coast guard ships intruded into Kinmen waters again today, prompting the Coast Guard to dispatch patrol vessels and issue warnings while monitoring the situation.
Trump Claims to be 'Peace President' While Bombing Iran: New Opportunities for Beijing's Middle Eastern Strategy?
Trump announced attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, provoking a strong reaction from China as scholars suggest this could present new opportunities for Beijing in the Middle East.
From Failure to Fame: The Incredible Journey of Park Jin-young in 'Unknown Seoul'
Park Jin-young's journey from audition failures to acclaim in 'Unknown Seoul' showcases his versatility and determination.