Trump Group Launches 'Trump T1' Smartphone and Comprehensive '47 Plan' Highlighting American Manufacturing
Trump Group introduces 'Trump T1' smartphone with the '47 Plan' for $47.45/month, offering diverse telecom and medical services.
TSMC Invests $193 Million in U.S. Corporate Bonds to Strengthen Fixed Income Strategy
TSMC has announced a $193 million investment in U.S. corporate bonds to strengthen its fixed income asset allocation strategy.
American Workers' Awareness and Concerns about AI in the Workplace
Gallup's survey indicates a rapid increase in AI adoption among American workers, yet there's low concern about job displacement while skepticism about AI's practical value remains.
African Swine Fever Virus Detected in Kinmen's Floating Pig Carcass, Export Restrictions Imposed
Kinmen detects African Swine Fever virus in floating pig carcass, with the Ministry of Agriculture imposing export restrictions and announcing qualified producers.
African Swine Fever Detected in Drifted Pig in Kinmen, Pork Products Ban for One Week, 40+ Businesses Allowed to Export
A pig infected with African Swine Fever was found in Kinmen. The Ministry of Agriculture has banned pork products for one week, but over 40 businesses are still eligible to export.
Outbreak of African Swine Fever Virus in Kinmen Sparks Urgent Biosecurity Measures
The Kinmen County government has confirmed the presence of African Swine Fever virus in local livestock, prompting immediate biosecurity measures and inspections of neighboring farms.
Drifting Pig Carcass Tests Positive for African Swine Fever, Pork Products Banned from Importing to Taiwan for a Week
Following the discovery of a drifting pig carcass testing positive for African swine fever in Kinmen, the Ministry of Agriculture has banned pork products from being imported to Taiwan for one week.
Dead Pig Found in Kinmen Tests Positive for African Swine Fever Virus; Pork Transport to Taiwan Banned Until June 23
A dead pig with African swine fever virus was found in Kinmen. From today until June 23, the transport of pork products from Kinmen to Taiwan is banned.
Changhua County Delegation Visits Denmark to Learn About Long-term Care Systems
Changhua County delegation visits Denmark to absorb advanced long-term care practices, aiming to improve local elder care quality.
Dead Pig Found on Kinmen Confirmed with African Swine Fever, Agricultural Department Issues Ban
Kinmen reports a drifting pig tested positive for African swine fever; the Agricultural Department has issued a ban to prevent disease spread.
Dead Pig Found on Kinmen Beach Tests Positive for African Swine Fever, Product Exports Halted for at Least One Week
Kinmen beach discovers a dead pig testing positive for ASF, leading to a one-week suspension of exports to prevent disease spread.
African Swine Fever Detected in Floating Pig in Kinmen Bans Pork Products Until June 23
A floating pig found in Kinmen tested positive for African swine fever, banning related exports to Taiwan until June 23.
Denmark Enhances NATO Baltic Sea Patrols with Unmanned Boats
Denmark has deployed four unmanned boats to enhance Baltic Sea patrols, closely monitoring Russian naval activities and raising concerns about its relationship with the U.S.
Chinese Team Edges Past Hong Kong, Japan Crushes New Zealand
The Chinese team narrowly defeated Hong Kong 2-0 in the LLB Asia-Pacific qualifiers, while Japan and South Korea showcased impressive victories over their opponents, raising excitement for future matches.
China's AI Development Challenges the West
Deepseek's rapid growth poses significant challenges to Western countries, with its open-source approach accelerating government digital transformation in China.
Tourist Star Claims $5 Million Earnings in China, Vows to Be Hit by Car
The館長 Chen Zhihan claims he did not earn $5 million in China, and vows to be hit by a car if he did, responding publicly to criticism.
Taiwan Enhances Semiconductor Export Controls, Huawei and SMIC Blacklisted
Taiwan strengthens export controls on semiconductor products, with Huawei and SMIC added to the blacklist. Ren Zhengfei acknowledges China's chip technology is behind but sufficient for use.
China Has 600 Nuclear Warheads, Adding 100 Each Year? Beijing Responds
A Swedish report indicates that China now has 600 nuclear warheads, adding 100 annually. China stresses its nuclear strategy is defensive and maintains a no-first-use policy.
UK Mother Dies in Skydiving Accident Witnessed by Partner and Children
A UK mother tragically died during a skydiving accident, with her partner and son witnessing the incident. The event has drawn attention, and investigations are ongoing.
Israel and Iran Exchange Strikes, PM Netanyahu Claims Iran Attempted to Assassinate Trump
The military conflict between Israel and Iran intensifies, with both sides exchanging attacks and Netanyahu accusing Iran of attempting to assassinate Trump.
Tokyo's Popular Steakhouse The Oak Door Takes Over at Grand Hyatt Taipei! Experience Exquisite Beef Steak and Crab Cakes
The Oak Door, Tokyo's popular steakhouse, debuts in Taipei, offering a feast of exquisite beef steak and crab cakes that you won't want to miss!
Taipei Restaurant Golden Launches Summer Menu and Hosts 'Cock Fight' with Chef Jun Lee
Taipei's Golden restaurant rolls out a new summer menu and partners with Chef Jun Lee for the 'Cock Fight' event, appealing to food enthusiasts.
US, Japan, and Philippines to Hold First Maritime Security Joint Exercise Off Japan's Coast
The US, Japan, and Philippines will conduct a joint maritime security exercise on the 20th in Japan's waters to strengthen maritime law enforcement cooperation.
South Korea and Indonesia Re-sign KF-21 Fighter Development Agreement to Deepen Collaboration
South Korea and Indonesia have re-signed the joint development agreement for the KF-21 Falcon fighter jet, with Indonesia reducing its cost-sharing ratio to deepen bilateral security cooperation.