Tai Chi Men's Friendship Celebration Team Sparks a Wave of Goodwill at Toronto Independence Day Parade
The Tai Chi Men's Friendship Celebration Team sparked goodwill at the Toronto Independence Day Parade, receiving widespread acclaim.
Lai Ching-te to Announce New Aircraft Purchase During August US Transit; China Airlines Chair Discusses Two Key Evaluation Points
Lai Ching-te will announce the new aircraft purchase during his August US transit, with China Airlines' chair highlighting evaluation points on market demand and operational costs.
Sanfu Biomedical Partners with Up Therapeutics to Develop New Cancer Drugs
Sanfu Biomedical signs a partnership agreement with Up Therapeutics to develop new cancer drugs, aiming to improve treatment outcomes.
Taiwanese Rice Farmers Raise Concerns Over US Rice Import Opening, Call for Tariff Red Line
Taiwanese rice farmers express concerns over the opening of US rice imports, urging the government to establish a tariff red line to protect local industries.
Jibo Launches New IP 'Chainsaw Sweetheart' Game Alongside Anime for North American Market
Jibo launches the new game 'Chainsaw Sweetheart' along with an anime adaptation, aimed at penetrating the North American market.
TSMC's First Batch of Chips from US Plant to be Delivered, CEO Su Tseng-chang Highlights Differences with Taiwanese Manufacturing
TSMC's first batch of chips from its US facility is set for delivery. CEO Su Tseng-chang highlights that while US manufacturing is pricier, it is a valuable investment for local market needs.
TSMC US Plant Chip Costs Rise by 20%, Su Zifeng Believes It's Worth It
TSMC announces 20% rise in US plant chip costs, with Su Zifeng asserting long-term value.
US Female Doctor Arrested for Allegedly Killing Daughter Over Custody Dispute
A US female doctor suspected of killing her daughter over custody disputes was arrested while hiding in a laundry room.
Indian Company Exports Military Explosives to Russia Despite US Warnings
An Indian company has chosen to export military explosives to Russia, disregarding US warnings, raising international concerns.
Tragic Plane Crash in Russia: 49 People Missing After Vintage Aircraft Goes Down
A vintage aircraft crashes in Russia, leaving 49 people missing as search operations begin.
Conflict Arises Between China and Taiwan at World University Games Over Taekwondo Silver Medal
Tensions flare between China and Taiwan at the World University Games after China disrupts the silver medal ceremony for the men's taekwondo team.
Germany's Universiade: China's Medal Grab from Taiwan Stirs Controversy, President Condemns Actions
At the Universiade in Germany, China's seizure of medals from Taiwanese athletes sparked controversy, with the President condemning the actions as contrary to sportsmanship.
Taiwan Flag Pressured to Withdraw at World University Games in Germany, China Delegation Sparks Outrage
During the World University Games in Germany, the Chinese delegation pressured the withdrawal of the Taiwan flag and congratulatory messages, sparking significant public outrage.
Ukraine's Controversial Bill Sparks Protests and EU Scrutiny
Ukraine's controversial bill has triggered public protests and raised EU concerns about undermining anti-corruption measures.
Russian Passenger Plane with 49 onboard Crashes, Footage Revealed with Low Survival Chances
A Russian passenger plane with 49 onboard has crashed, and footage has been revealed, with initial assessments suggesting no survivors.
China Attempts to Seize Congratulatory Message at the World University Games in Germany, Domestic Affairs Council Says Beijing Does Not Want 'Republic of China'
The Domestic Affairs Council highlights China's attempt to seize a congratulatory message at the World University Games, not wanting 'Republic of China' mentioned.
South Africa Changes Taiwan Office Name, China Commends the Move
South Africa’s change in the name of its Taiwan office has been commended by China, affirming alignment with the One China principle.
Germany Universiade: Huang Yu-hsien Defeats Hong Kong Star to Secure Table Tennis Women's Singles Spot, Aiming for Historic Gold Tonight
Huang Yu-hsien defeats a Hong Kong player at the Germany Universiade, aiming for the team’s first-ever gold medal tonight.
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council Slams China's Congratulations at Universiade: A Farce in Civilized Germany
Taiwan's MAC criticized China's actions in Germany, asserting it showcases the tensions between Taiwan and China to the world.
Xi Jinping Meets EU President, Emphasizes China-Europe as International "Giants"
Xi Jinping emphasized China-Europe as international "giants" during his meeting with the EU President, urging for strengthened cooperation.
UN Supreme Court Allows Countries to Sue Each Other Over Climate Change
The UN Supreme Court allows countries to sue each other for climate change, stressing the importance of cooperative efforts in addressing the crisis.
Wu Siyou Censures: Taiwan’s Legislature Alone Fears China, Calls to Bury Blue and White Parties in History
Wu Siyou criticizes Taiwan’s legislature for fearing China, calling for the Blue and White forces to become a thing of the past.
Mitsubishi Exits China Market: Ends Engine Production, Focuses on Southeast Asia
Mitsubishi Motors ends its 40-year history in China, exiting engine production to focus on Southeast Asia market.
Universiade: Gao Chengrui Successfully Avenges as He and Feng Yixin Reach Men's Singles Quarterfinals
At the Universiade, Gao Chengrui avenged his loss to a Chinese player, advancing alongside Feng Yixin to the men's singles quarterfinals.