U.S.-China Trade Talks Conclude in London: New Agreements Reached
U.S.-China trade officials reached an agreement in London, reaffirming cooperation while discussing trade barriers and rare earth issues.
Nationwide Protests Erupt as Los Angeles Situation Escalates Amid Emergency Measures
Trump's immigration crackdown incites nationwide protests as Los Angeles Mayor declares a state of emergency and enacts a curfew.
Japan Plans to Deploy Surveillance Radar on Minami-Torishima to Counter Chinese Navy in the Pacific
Japan intends to set up surveillance radar on Minami-Torishima to counter the Chinese navy's incursion into the Pacific, thereby enhancing defense measures.
President Lai Ching-te Accuses Taiwanese Media of Collaborating with China to Defame Legislator Shen Boyang
President Lai Ching-te criticizes Taiwanese media for aiding China's defamation of Legislator Shen Boyang and emphasizes the importance of protecting democracy.
Director of 'Invisible Nation': Taiwan's Experience Overcoming Dictatorship is Worthy of Global Emulation
Director Vanessa Hope of 'Invisible Nation' emphasizes that Taiwan's experience overcoming dictatorship is a valuable lesson for the world.
US-Japan-Taiwan War Games: Taiwan Team Finally Responds to Chinese Aggression
The US-Japan-Taiwan war games show that the Taiwan team is awakening in response to Chinese aggression, adopting countermeasures and seeking external assistance.
Guo Wen-bin Involved in Espionage Case, Chen Chao-Tzu Questions If Recall Movement Is Infiltrated by CCP
Guo Wen-bin caught in espionage case; Chen Chao-Tzu questions whether the recall movement is infiltrated by the CCP, calling for thorough investigations.
Popular Influencer Surprised by China's Appliance Subsidy Program: 'This is Amazing!'
Chen Zihang is amazed by China's appliance subsidy program, leading to discussions among netizens about similar subsidies in Taiwan.
Hong Kong Bans Taiwanese Mobile Game 'Reverse Assault,' Boosting Search Volumes
Hong Kong's ban on Taiwanese mobile game 'Reverse Assault' under national security law has led to a surge in searches, with the game gaining unexpected popularity.
Former Legislator Chen Wan-jen Passes Away in Thailand at Age 75
Former legislator Chen Wan-jen passed away in Thailand at the age of 75, remembered for her perseverance and commitment to Taiwan's independence.
Japanese Girl Group ATARASHII GAKKO! Nominated Again for Golden Melody Awards
Japanese girl group ATARASHII GAKKO! is nominated again for the Golden Melody Awards with their album "AG! Calling," competing for the Best Performing Group Award against groups like Power Station.
Europe Pushes for AI Advancement: Jensen Huang Speaks at UK and France Events to Capture Orders
Europe initiates a €20 billion AI plan, with NVIDIA's Jensen Huang participating in UK and France talks to highlight the importance of AI factories and potential collaboration with Taiwanese suppliers.
Diverse County Mayors Meet with Premier Su Zhenchang: Emphasis on Support for Additional Budget Proposal
Premier Su met with five county mayors, stressing that additional budget proposals need local and legislative support to address budget cuts' impacts.
US-China Trade Tensions Ease as Rare Earth and Semiconductor Issues Move Toward Resolution
Recent US-China talks have shown progress in addressing rare earth and semiconductor trade issues, easing trade tensions, but challenges remain for Europe.
Ma Ying-jeou Ignores Blue Camp's Warnings and Insists on Attending Cross-Strait Forum in China
Ma Ying-jeou will attend the Cross-Strait Forum in China on the 14th, with Chien Shu-pei pointing out he feels disrespected by the KMT.
Chen Shih-kai: The Appointment of Shih Che as Chairman of High-Speed Rail is Based on Capability, Not Political Favoritism
Chen Shih-kai announces Shih Che as chairman of High-Speed Rail, emphasizing capability and future needs, not political favoritism.
US-China Trade Negotiations Reach Agreement, Trump: China to Supply Rare Earths
The US and China successfully reached a trade agreement in London, allowing Chinese students to study in the US and ensuring China's supply of rare earths.
Power Struggle Between California and Trump Administration
California Governor Newsom files a lawsuit against the Trump administration over National Guard deployment, sparking protests in Los Angeles.
US-Japan-Taiwan Drill: CCP's Surprise Landing on Taiwan's East Coast Seizes 'Gateway to Taiwan' Faster Than Expected
The latest US-Japan-Taiwan drill simulated a CCP surprise attack on Taiwan's east coast and the rapid loss of Penghu, underscoring its significance.
China Appoints New Bishop, Vatican Expresses Welcome
Lin Yuntuan has been appointed as the auxiliary bishop of Fuzhou, with the Vatican welcoming this important outcome in its dialogue with Chinese authorities.
JPMorgan CEO Dimon Predicts Rapid Deterioration of U.S. Economic Data
JPMorgan CEO Dimon warns that U.S. economic data may quickly deteriorate, pointing to weakening confidence among consumers and businesses.
Protests Continue in Los Angeles as Nationwide Demonstrations Surge
Protests continue in Los Angeles as President Trump deploys the National Guard and Marine Corps, drawing strong criticism from Democrats.
Taiwan's Economic Ministry Addresses US Chamber Concerns Over Baseload Power, Insists on Stability
Taiwan's Economic Ministry has addressed US Chamber concerns on baseload power, ensuring the stability of the island's electricity supply.
Dayeh University Partners with Springfield College to Enhance International Education: Students Embark on Cross-Cultural Learning in the USA
Students from Dayeh University's Department of Tourism and Leisure travel to Springfield College in the USA for a short-term study program, experiencing American-style education and cultural exchange, and enhancing their language skills and confidence.