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.
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 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 inaugurates an F-35 assembly plant in Jämsä to boost jet production capacity and strengthen European defense supply chains.
A Ukrainian soldier bears a forced tattoo of humiliation; a medical team aims to restore his dignity through treatment and psychological support.
Jiang Qichen attended the birthday celebration for King Charles III, emphasizing the importance of future cooperation between parties.
Minister Lin attended the celebration of King Charles III's birthday in the UK, strengthening Taiwan-UK ties.
Hanxiang collaborates with a French industrial research institution to develop new composite material technologies, enhancing aviation product performance.
Wang Huimei visits Denmark to participate in a design exhibition, drawing Nordic design inspiration to reshape local creativity.
Putin and Xi Jinping spoke on the phone, jointly condemning Israel's attacks on Iran and emphasizing the importance of de-escalation.
Xi Jinping and Putin condemned Israel's actions during their call, demanding an immediate ceasefire and urging the international community to support peace efforts.
The 2026 Taiwan-Korea Tourism Exchange Conference will be held in Pingtung, with Zhou Chun-mi inviting Korean travelers to explore the natural and cultural beauty of Pingtung.
New Zealand suspends economic aid to the Cook Islands due to a pro-China agreement signed by Prime Minister Brown, emphasizing the need to rebuild trust.
Taiwan extends the visa waiver for Philippine nationals starting in July, enhancing bilateral exchanges and cooperation.
Tung Hai University partners with Assumption University to launch an EMBA dual degree program in Chinese, tailored for Taiwanese businesses.
Starting July 1, holders of Taiwanese passports can stay in the Philippines for 14 days without a visa, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcoming this move.
Keelung Anle High School sportswear gains popularity in an Australian vintage store, with students expressing excitement over its comfort and style.
He Long and Albee's trip to Japan has stirred speculation about their relationship among netizens.
The Philippine government announces a visa waiver for holders of Taiwanese passports, allowing a stay of up to 14 days from July 2025.
Starting July 1, 2025, holders of Taiwanese passports can enter the Philippines visa-free for 14 days, enhancing bilateral cooperation.
From July 1, holders of Taiwanese passports can enter the Philippines visa-free for up to 14 days. Be aware of the entry requirements.
During the TARO Cup International Tournament, Canadian parents embody their love and support for their daughters, allowing players to experience diverse family cultures.
The US NCSSFL delegation visits Chung Yuan Christian University, emphasizing the strengthening of Taiwan-US Chinese education cooperation and showcasing Chung Yuan’s innovation in education and application of AI technology.
A pregnant woman declared brain dead was forced to stay on life support for four months due to anti-abortion laws, ultimately giving birth to a baby boy amid legal and health concerns.