AIT Hosts National Day Celebration; Gu Liyan Highlights Win-Win for U.S. and Taiwan
At AIT's National Day celebration, Gu Liyan highlighted a win-win for both the U.S. and Taiwan, while Hsiao Mei-Chin called for a consensus on tariffs.
Oldest Ant Fossils Discovered in Brazil Unveil Evolutionary History
The oldest ant fossils discovered in Brazil unveil evolutionary history, marking a new milestone in biological research.
Trump Announces US-Vietnam Trade Agreement
Trump announced the signing of a trade agreement between the US and Vietnam to promote economic cooperation.
Senate Votes Against Unified AI Regulation, States to Continue Self-Regulation
The U.S. Senate voted against a unified AI regulation, allowing states to maintain their self-regulatory frameworks.
Europe and North America Sizzle Under 'Heat Dome,' Soaring to 46.6°C
Europe and North America have recently faced an unusual heat wave, with the 'heat dome' phenomenon driving temperatures to 46.6°C, causing significant impacts.
Tung Tzu-Hsien Questions Trumpism: Is America Still Great Without Global Talent?
Tung Tzu-Hsien questions the potential damage Trumpism could have on America's ability to attract global talent, emphasizing the need for international collaboration.
Professor Yeh Yao-yuan: U.S. Tariff Deadline May Be Extended, Pressure on Canada Indicates Risks of China-U.S. Decoupling
Professor Yeh Yao-yuan indicated that the U.S. might continue to extend the tariff deadline, and actions against Canada signal significant implications for China-U.S. decoupling.
Gu Li Yan: When the US Wins, Taiwan Wins; Political Parties Will Invest Necessary Resources for Peacekeeping
Gu Li Yan stated that the victory of the US will directly affect Taiwan's future, and all political parties will work together to maintain peace.
US Food Giant Files for Bankruptcy Protection
A US food giant files for bankruptcy protection due to financial difficulties, facing challenges from the market and supply chain.
Patria's 'ARVE' Wheeled Self-Propelled Howitzer Trials for Finnish Defense Forces Order
Patria conducted trials of the 'ARVE' wheeled self-propelled howitzer to compete for the Finnish Defense Forces' order, demonstrating advanced technologies.
Europe Faces Early Heatwave Threat! Global Warming Causes Extreme Rainfall and Disasters
Europe confronts dual challenges of heatwaves and extreme rainfall as the impact of global warming becomes increasingly significant.
Italy's Jet-Powered Humanoid Robot Successfully Test Flies, Aiming for Future Disaster Rescue Missions
Italy's jet-powered humanoid robot successfully test flies, set to assist in disaster rescue in the future.
US Halts Some Military Aid to Ukraine, Kiev Warns It Encourages Russia
The US has halted some military aid to Ukraine, raising concerns in Kyiv that this move may encourage further Russian aggression.
Musk and Trump Clash Over the Build Back Better Act
Musk clashes with Trump over the Build Back Better Act, leading to deeper tensions and a decline in Tesla's stock price.
Drug Crisis in Pakistan: Easy Access and Low Prices of Meth Raise Security Concerns
Pakistan faces a meth crisis as low prices and easy access worsen security concerns.
Kagoshima Hit by Over 700 Earthquakes in 11 Days! Japan Aims to Reduce Deaths from Nankai Quake by 80%
Kagoshima faces over 700 earthquakes in 11 days, prompting Japan to target an 80% reduction in death toll from potential Nankai earthquakes.
Experience the 2025 Malaysia Rainforest World Music Festival: A Journey of Sound, Land, and Self
The 2025 Malaysia Rainforest World Music Festival will take place in the tropical rainforest, allowing participants to deeply engage with music, nature, and self.
Former Mayor of the Philippines Identified as Chinese National, Three Fingerprints Serve as Key Evidence
The former mayor of the Philippines has been identified as a Chinese national, with three fingerprints raising significant political concerns.
Trump Criticizes Japan for Not Buying U.S. Rice, Calls it 'Spoiled' and Threatens Tariff Hike
Trump criticizes Japan for not buying U.S. rice, threatens to raise tariffs, calling it 'spoiled'.
Severe Weather Warning in Japan: Nearly 1,000 Residents Evacuate in Nagano Prefecture
A level 4 weather warning in Nagano, Japan, leads to the evacuation of nearly 1,000 residents. Safety vigilance is essential.
Surge in Japanese Encephalitis Cases: Urgent Need for Mosquito Prevention
Japanese Encephalitis cases surged by 5 last week; health officials emphasize the need for enhanced mosquito prevention to protect public health.
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha Suspended by Constitutional Court over Allegations of Unconstitutionality
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha has been suspended by the Constitutional Court over allegations of unconstitutionality, garnering significant public and media attention.
Typhoon No. 3 Threatens to Form in 24 Hours! Japan Meteorological Agency Issues Strong Wind Warning
Typhoon No. 3 may form within 24 hours, with a strong wind warning from the Japan Meteorological Agency. Citizens are advised to prioritize safety.
National Taitung University’s Early Childhood Education Department Engages in Volunteer Education Exchange in Nepal, Showcasing International Service Spirit
National Taitung University’s Early Childhood Education Department engages in volunteer education exchange in Nepal, showcasing service spirit and international cooperation.