Indonesian President Firm on Purchasing French Rafale Jets, Macron Emphasizes Bilateral Cooperation
French President Macron visits Indonesia, affirming the Rafale jet procurement and discussing bilateral defense cooperation.
Dayuan Elementary School Engages in International Exchange with Kuga Elementary in Japan
Students from Dayuan Elementary School recently traveled to Japan for a cultural exchange, valuing their first international experience and deeply engaging with local customs and etiquette.
International Students as a Financial Lifeline for U.S. Colleges? Trump Launches Assault, Sparking Controversy
International students serve as a financial lifeline for U.S. universities, yet Trump's attacks could significantly threaten their financial stability.
Risks of the Japan-U.S. Sovereign Fund Proposal and Taiwan's Future
Masayoshi Son proposed a Japan-U.S. sovereign fund with multiple risks involved; Taiwan should be cautious about participation.
Korean Students Express Concerns Over Changing Environment for Studying in the U.S.
Korean students express concerns about the changing environment of studying in the U.S., facing delays in visa interviews, which also worries their parents.
Trump Claims Canada Considering Becoming the 51st State for Missile Defense Protection
Trump claims Canada may become the 51st state for free access to the Golden Dome system, while King Charles publicly supports Canada in his Parliamentary opening speech.
Masterpieces from New York's Metropolitan Museum on Display at Taipei's National Palace Museum
The Metropolitan Museum of Art from New York teams up with the National Palace Museum for a special exhibition in Taipei starting this June.
U.S. Pension Fund Cuts Apple Stocks While Increasing Holdings in Meta and AMD
CalPERS has significantly reduced its holdings in Apple while boosting its investment in Meta and AMD, reflecting confidence in tech stocks.
Canned Fish Craze: Economic Alarm from Trump Tariffs
In the face of economic uncertainty, a craze for canned fish has emerged in the U.S., becoming a new indicator of consumer economics.
US Plans to Strengthen Examination of International Students' Social Media and Suspend Visa Interviews, Possible Cancellation of Harvard Federal Contract
The US aims to enhance scrutiny of international students' social media and suspend visa interviews, with potential cancellation of the Harvard contract affecting international student attraction.
Jensen Huang Navigates US-China-Taiwan Relations, Partners with Trump in Middle East Ventures
Jensen Huang skillfully navigates US-China-Taiwan interests with Trump in the Middle East, while discussing scrutiny of student expressions and visa issues.
Analysis of the 'Group of Death' in the Club World Cup: Is It Messi's Last Dance?
Group A of the Club World Cup is known as the 'Group of Death' as Messi faces his final challenge. Established powerhouses and African champions strive for advancement.
Elon Musk Faces Challenges: Tesla's European Listing Halved, Starship Explodes Again
Elon Musk's Tesla witnessed a drastic drop in its European stock price, compounded by another failure of the Starship launch, marking significant challenges for his business.
Mizuno Open Kicks Off, JGA Players Compete for UK Tournament Spots
The Mizuno Open draws JGA players vying for entry tickets to the UK tournament, resulting in fierce competition.
2025 Nantou Lantern Festival Wins Italian Design Platinum Award
The 'Flowing Art Lantern Zone' at the Nantou Lantern Festival won the Italian Design Platinum Award, boosting local visibility.
US Stock Indices Surge Following EU Tariff Delay
U.S. stock indices surged with the announcement of a tariff delay by Trump on the EU, while Apple, Meta, and NVIDIA rose, TSMC's ADR and Tesla experienced declines.
Taichung Girls Make Cloth Pads to Promote Menstrual Health in Africa
Girls from Taichung create cloth sanitary pads to promote menstrual health in Africa, demonstrating a commitment to gender equality.
Nantou Chocolate Coffee Festival Showcases Award-Winning Light Installation
The Nantou Lantern Festival's 'Flowing Light Art District' received the Platinum Award at the Italian Roma Design Awards and will showcase three art installations at the Chocolate Coffee Festival.
German Media Reports: China Responsible for 80% of Russia's Circumvention of EU Sanctions
German media reports indicate that China is responsible for approximately 80% of Russia's circumvention of EU sanctions, according to an internal EU report.
China's Upgraded Manufacturing 2025: Humanoid Robots in the Spotlight
As U.S.-China tensions rise, China announces plans to upgrade "Made in China 2025," increasing investments in AI and humanoid robots, raising Western concerns.
China Doubles Down on AI and Humanoid Robot Plans Amid U.S. Pressure, ASEAN Stands Firm
China is set to enhance 'Made in China 2025', focusing on AI and humanoid robotics. ASEAN seeks balance amid U.S.-China dynamics, while Taiwanese public supports defense spending increases.
Cultural and Media Summits to be Held in Beijing, Mainland Affairs Council Raises Concerns
The MAC expresses concern over the upcoming cultural and media summits in Beijing, emphasizing their non-purely educational nature, urging Taiwanese participants to comply with laws and safeguard sovereignty.
Wang Huning Meets Hung Hsiu-Chu, Reiterates One-China Principle and ’92 Consensus
Wang Huning meets Hung Hsiu-Chu in Beijing, emphasizing the importance of the One-China principle and ‘92 Consensus, while calling to oppose Taiwan independence and enhance cultural exchange.
Emergency Rescue! Accountant Mistakenly Transfers $4.16 Million Loan, Female Boss Urgently Seeks Police Help
An accounting error led to a $4.16 million misdirection. The female boss reported to police, who swiftly helped recover the funds, evoking deep emotions.