Chinese Coast Guard Vessels Intrude on Kinmen Waters Three Times in Two Days
Chinese coast guard vessels repeatedly intrude into Kinmen waters, with Coast Guard Administration firmly responding to protect national security.
National Scenic Areas Collaborate with China Airlines to Promote Central Taiwan Tourism
Taiwan's Tourism Bureau collaborates with China Airlines to invite 16 Hong Kong travel agency executives to experience central Taiwan, promoting "Culture × Nature × Sustainability" tourism appeal.
Trump's Decision to Aid Israel Could Impact Dollar Confidence and Taiwan Strait Stability
The U.S. decision to assist Israel faces crucial implications, potentially affecting dollar confidence and the Taiwan Strait situation, leading to internal divisions among supporters.
Chinese Coast Guard Vessels Intrude into Kinmen Waters Again, Coast Guard Responds
Chinese Coast Guard vessels intruded into Kinmen waters three times in two days, prompting a full response from the Coast Guard to protect national security.
Trump Criticizes Too Many Holidays in America: Workers Don’t Want This
Trump criticized the abundance of holidays in America, stating that workers do not wish for such breaks, urging a reevaluation of the holiday system for economic improvement.
New Zealand Cuts Aid to Cook Islands Over China Ties
New Zealand has announced the suspension of aid to the Cook Islands, citing dissatisfaction over their strategic partnership agreement with China.
Ecological Water Quality Upgrade at Bitan Dam: Increased Sightings of Japanese Bullhead Sharks
Bitan Dam's water quality has significantly improved with a notable presence of Japanese Bullhead Sharks, reaffirming ecological success.
Singapore's Boys Team Rises to Second Place as Taiwan's Wangxi and Tuku Schools Dominate the TARO Cup
Wangxi and Tuku Elementary Schools won the TARO Cup championship, while Singapore's boys team claimed second place, showcasing the continuous development of basketball in Taiwan.
U.S. Transfers Third Patrol Vessel to Vietnam to Enhance Maritime Law Enforcement
The U.S. has transferred its third patrol vessel 'CSB 8022' to Vietnam, further strengthening maritime law enforcement cooperation and enhancing regional security.
Philippine Navy Seizes 1.5 Tons of Methamphetamine Linked to International Drug Trafficking
The Philippine Navy has seized approximately 1.5 tons of methamphetamine, suspected to be linked to the 'Sam Gor' international drug syndicate. The case is under investigation.
Japan Launches Its First Fecal Donation Facility with Up to 5000 Yen Incentive
Japan has opened its first fecal donation facility, offering donors up to 5000 yen per donation and plans to develop new medications using gut bacteria.
Changhua County Promotes Korean Tourism by Inviting Businesses to Explore New Flight Route
Changhua County Government invites Korean travel industry representatives to explore a new direct flight route to promote tourism and attract more visitors from Korea.
Taichung Fire Chief Visits Tokyo Fire Department to Strengthen International Disaster Prevention Cooperation
Taichung Fire Chief Sun Fu-You leads a delegation to Tokyo Fire Department to learn advanced firefighting and disaster prevention education, deepening international cooperation.
Costco's American Golden Peaches Price Cut Sparks Mixed Reactions
Costco's American Golden Peaches are now priced at 630 TWD, but consumer reactions are mixed, with some enjoying their sweetness and others finding them too sour.
F Group Analysis in Club World Cup: Can Fluminense Overcome Ulsan Hyundai for Their First Win?
Fluminense aims for their first win against Ulsan Hyundai in the Club World Cup, but the total goals may remain low.
Taiwan Showcases Biomedical Innovations at North American Bio Expo
At the North American Bio Expo, Taiwan showcased its biomedical innovations, including AI-assisted detection systems and new drug developments.
Should the U.S. Intervene in the Iran-Israel Conflict? Poll Shows Divided Opinions
Polls indicate a divided opinion among Americans on whether to intervene in the Iran-Israel conflict, significantly influenced by party affiliation.
Official Launch of TUTIS AI Club Silicon Valley Chapter Marks New Era of US-Taiwan AI Collaboration
The TUTIS AI Club's Silicon Valley chapter officially launches, with Ming Lee as president, focusing on creating a new platform and ecosystem for US-Taiwan AI collaboration.
Will the U.S. Officially Join the Fight? Trump Seeks Total Victory, Not a Ceasefire
Global focus on whether the U.S. will join the fight; Trump approved the military plan against Iran but has not formally supported Israel.
Wang Hwei-mei Visits Danish Design Festival to Infuse New Perspectives into Taiwan Design Exhibition
Wang Hwei-mei leads a delegation to the Danish Design Festival, infusing new perspectives into the 2025 Taiwan Design Exhibition and emphasizing the importance of design and sustainability.
Finland Unveils F-35 Assembly Plant to Strengthen European Supply Chain
Finland inaugurates an F-35 assembly plant in Jämsä to boost jet production capacity and strengthen European defense supply chains.
Ukrainian POW Forced to Bear Tattoo, Medical Team Aims to Restore Dignity
A Ukrainian soldier bears a forced tattoo of humiliation; a medical team aims to restore his dignity through treatment and psychological support.
Jiang Qichen Attends Birthday Celebration for King Charles III of the UK
Jiang Qichen attended the birthday celebration for King Charles III, emphasizing the importance of future cooperation between parties.
Minister Lin Chia-lung Attends King Charles III's Birthday Celebration in the UK
Minister Lin attended the celebration of King Charles III's birthday in the UK, strengthening Taiwan-UK ties.