The U.S. Chamber of Commerce calls on Taiwan's government to prioritize power grid modernization and strengthen investments in energy storage systems and renewable energy integration to ensure economic security and technological leadership.
In an interview, Ren Zhengfei noted that Huawei's chip technology still lags behind the U.S. but emphasized that there is no need for concern and expressed confidence in advancements in China's chip industry.
A school shooting in Graz, Austria, resulted in 10 deaths, with the suspect being a former student. The event has shocked and saddened the nation.
Yu I-teh represented Taiwan at the 2025 EY World Entrepreneur Award, showcasing excellence in transforming the family business; Sweden's Stina Ehrensvärd won the top honor.
Germany's F-127 frigate is set to begin construction and is expected to enter service in 2034, boasting a displacement of over 10,000 tons and enhancing the modernization of the German Navy.
Italy's recent referendum failed, showcasing a surge in far-right influence, with Marine Le Pen reiterating her anti-immigrant stance and vowing to run for president in 2025.
A shooting at a high school in Graz, Austria has left at least 9 dead and several injured. The police continue their investigation.
The UN Ocean Conference kicks off with Macron declaring the High Seas Treaty is set to take effect, urging strengthened marine conservation efforts.
A school shooting in Graz, Austria has left at least 5 dead, with the suspect reportedly having taken their own life. Investigation ongoing.
President Lai praises the Taiwan Original Voice Children's Choir for promoting Taiwan-Vatican relations through music and encourages cultural heritage transmission.
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announces the extension of the anti-dumping investigation deadline for EU pork to December 16, reflecting trade interactions between China and the EU.
The U.S. has deployed the National Guard to suppress protests stemming from immigration raids, asserting a 'zero tolerance' policy on violence.
The US stock market opened flat on the 9th, awaiting the results of US-China trade negotiations, with major indexes reflecting a recovery in investor confidence after consecutive rises.
Famous host Tao Chun shares an embarrassing encounter during a colonoscopy, as an open door exposed patients to the waiting area, sparking discussions online.
Trump stumbles while boarding Air Force One; Rubio also trips, drawing online attention.
Jiang Yirong's speech at Harvard highlighted the contrasting public opinions in China and the U.S., exposing the tensions between idealism and reality.
The Liaoning aircraft carrier has broken through the Second Island Chain, with Japan's government exclaiming it has been fooled; a retired general points out the misjudgment.
Lin Fan-Min from Taichung transitions back to farming after ten years, winning gold at the Japan Rice Taste Evaluation Contest and showcasing Taiwan's agricultural strength.
Japanese sumo wrestlers engage in a black tuna lifting challenge in Pingtung, showcasing local culture and promoting cultural exchange.
South Korean students' shift towards supporting conservative protests stems from changing societal values and historical contexts.
The WAN HAI 503 cargo ship caught fire off India's coast, leaving four crew members missing, including two from Taiwan, as rescue operations commence.
North Korea recently revised its criminal laws, making viewing K-dramas potentially punishable by death, while enhancing regulations on cultural infiltration and drug offenses amid ongoing international sanctions.
Solar appears on Wu Zongxian's show, facing backlash for his 'Korean girls can't sing' comment, prompting Wu to clarify it was misunderstood.
Pan Wei Material utilizes AI to reorganize operations and successfully expands into the Southeast Asian market, expecting continuous growth in the future.