Remembering Tiananmen: Former Japanese Official Recounts the Bloody Events
Takashi Minami recalls the Tiananmen Square incident, describing the brutal suppression and his reflections on the tyrannical actions of the Chinese government.
秋OUT Music Festival's Initial Lineup Revealed! Japanese Music Icon Cornelius Returns to Taiwan
'秋OUT Music Festival' welcomes back Japanese music icon Cornelius and showcases four prominent female artists from the Chinese music scene. Don't miss out!
Lee Jae-myung Sworn in as South Korean President
Lee Jae-myung took office as South Korea's new president on the 4th, promising to meet the expectations of voters and fully commit to his responsibilities.
Airbnb Partners with Japanese Nonprofits to Provide Emergency Shelters Within 24 Hours of Natural Disasters
Airbnb collaborates with Japanese nonprofits to provide emergency shelter within 24 hours after natural disasters, enhancing disaster response capabilities.
How to Ensure the Continuation of the Republic of China and Prevent Its Disappearance?
Exploring how to secure the continuation of the 'Republic of China' and avoid its disappearance, while discussing Taiwan's future political positioning and cross-strait relations.
US IEEPA Ruling: New Trade Risks and Institutional Game
The US IEEPA ruling introduces new global trade risks, prompting businesses to navigate institutional games and policy changes.
Bank of Canada Holds Rates Steady, Signals Possible Future Rate Cuts
The Bank of Canada holds its benchmark interest rate at 2.75% and suggests the possibility of future rate cuts in response to U.S. tariffs.
GlobalFoundries Plans $16 Billion Investment to Expand U.S. Chip Production
GlobalFoundries plans to invest $16 billion to expand semiconductor production in the U.S., amidst surging AI demand and supply chain security issues, garnering support from major clients.
Wuma Dining Group Launches Exclusive U.S. Flank Steak Menu with a Chance to Win an iPhone 16
Wuma Dining Group partners with the U.S. Meat Export Federation to offer exclusive American beef dishes and a chance to win an iPhone 16 through participation in their themed event.
Factset Survey Adjusts U.S. Packaging (PKG-US) EPS Forecast to $10.28, Target Price Set at $210.00
Factset survey revises U.S. Packaging (PKG-US) EPS forecast to $10.28, target price set at $210.
Tesla Faces 49% Sales Plunge in Europe, Brand Image Takes a Hit
Tesla's sales in April plummeted 49% in Europe, challenging its brand image and necessitating a resumption of consumer trust.
Essential Parfums Launches in Taiwan! A Must-Try for Rose and Wood Scent Lovers
French fragrance brand Essential Parfums officially enters the Taiwan market, launching Eau de Parfums focused on rose and wood scents that embody purity and artistry.
Pornhub Halts Service in France Over New Age Verification Law; Paris Users Affected
Pornhub and other sites suspend service in France due to new law, citing increased privacy risks; French Culture Minister argues it's beneficial for minors.
Rare Earth Shortage Disrupts European Auto Parts Production
European auto parts suppliers have closed several production lines due to China's rare earth export restrictions, impacting global supply chains.
Apple's Standoff with EU May Affect AirDrop and Other Features
Apple's hard stance against the EU may lead to the unavailability of features like AirDrop in the EU, and it may appeal to protect its interests.
German Media: Europe Should Strengthen Ties with Taiwan
German media highlights Taiwan's growing importance for Europe amidst geopolitical tensions, calling for strengthened bilateral cooperation.
Will Holding China's 5 Cards Result in Loss of Taiwanese Identity? Mainland Affairs Council Responds
The Mainland Affairs Council responds to concerns about Taiwanese identity loss due to holding China's 5 Cards, clarifying which documents may pose risks.
Taiwan Central Bank Backs U.S. Debt Amid Rising Chinese Financial Concerns
Taiwan's Central Bank assures support for U.S. bonds in light of rising financial doubts from China, while the U.S. long-term bond market faces a crisis of confidence.
Ukraine's 'Spider Web Operation' Deals Heavy Blow to Russian Military, Damaging $7 Billion in Aircraft
Ukraine's 'Spider Web Operation' strikes Russian military, revealing vulnerabilities, as South Korea's elections present new challenges in the Indo-Pacific landscape.
36th Anniversary of Tiananmen Square Incident: Mainland Affairs Council Urges CPC to Acknowledge the Truth
On the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square incident, the Mainland Affairs Council urges the CPC to acknowledge human rights and promote democratic reforms.
Taiwan's Government Clarifies Which Chinese Documents May Result in Residency Cancellation
The Mainland Affairs Council reveals that Taiwanese citizens holding Chinese identification cards, residence permits, and passports may be subject to residency revocation, while other documents like residence permits will not affect their status.
China's Imported Star Anise Found Containing Sudan Red and Pesticides Raises Concerns Among Vendors
Imported star anise from China has been found to contain Sudan Red and pesticide residues, raising concerns among vendors and consumers; the FDA emphasizes inspection processes.
Experts Analyze U.S.-China Military Rivalry and Taiwan Strait Situation
Experts warn that U.S. interference in the Taiwan Strait situation could lead to conflict amidst rising military rivalry with China.
Taiwan Fact-Checking Center Debunks '2025 Earthquake Prediction'
The Taiwan Fact-Checking Center indicates that the recently circulated prediction of a 2025 earthquake in Japan lacks scientific foundation and urges the public not to panic.