French President Macron Confirms Indonesia Will Continue Rafale Fighter Jet Orders
French President Macron reaffirmed Indonesia's commitment to continue its Rafale fighter jet orders during his visit, signing several military agreements.
Dayuan Elementary School Embarks on Cultural Exchange with Kugahara Elementary in Japan
Students from Dayuan Elementary School traveled to Kugahara Elementary School in Japan to enhance international awareness and cultural understanding.
Trump's Attack on International Students Could Threaten Finances of U.S. Elite Universities
Trump's administration adopts a hardline approach toward international students, which may severely impact the finances and academic research of U.S. elite universities, with a decline in international student numbers threatening America's future workforce development.
Luo Shaowei Column: The Risks of the Japan-U.S. Sovereign Fund and Taiwan's Role
Luo Shaowei analyzes the potential risks of the Japan-U.S. sovereign fund, cautioning Taiwan against being perceived as a tool for U.S. interests.
Korean Students Express Concerns: The Path to Studying in the U.S. Has Changed
Korean students express concern over the U.S. visa interview suspension, noting significant changes in the study environment compared to the past.
Trump Claims Canada Considering Becoming 51st State for Protection, British King Shows Support
Trump claims Canada is considering becoming the 51st state for defense privileges, while King Charles III publicly supports Canada, emphasizing its values of democracy and freedom.
Masterworks from the New York Metropolitan Museum to Debut in Taiwan
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's masterworks will debut in Taiwan this June, featuring 81 classic pieces in a notable exhibition.
California's Largest Pension Fund Cuts Apple Holdings, Boosts Meta Investments
CalPERS significantly reduces its Apple stock while boosting investments in Meta and AMD, highlighting the growing significance of tech stocks in the market.
Impact of Trump’s Tariffs: Canned Fish Becomes a Trendy Food in America
Under the impact of Trump's tariffs, canned fish has become a trendy food in America, reflecting a change in consumer choices amid economic pressure.
US Plans to Expand Scrutiny of International Students' Social Media, Halts Visa Interviews and Freezes Harvard Contracts to Redirect Research Funding to Technical Schools
The US is set to expand scrutiny of international students' social media, pause visa interviews, and redirect research funds to vocational schools, raising concerns about talent outflow.
Jensen Huang's Strategic Moves in US-China-Taiwan Relations Amid Trump's Middle East Visit
The dynamics of Jensen Huang's relations in US-China-Taiwan and the impact of Trump's Middle Eastern actions raise questions about the Chinese market.
EU Establishes 5.1 Trillion Military Fund to Strengthen Defense Autonomy
The EU establishes a military fund of 5.1 trillion to bolster its defense autonomy in response to changing security landscapes.
Analysis of the Death Group in the Club World Cup: Is This Messi's Last Dance?
The Death Group of the Club World Cup challenges the capabilities of powerhouse teams and Messi; who will advance?
Elon Musk Faces Challenges: Tesla's Stock Plummets in Europe, Starship Explodes after Launch
Elon Musk faces dual challenges: Tesla's stock plunges in Europe and the Starship's explosion post-launch raises concerns.
Mizuno Open Begins, Competitors Compete for Tickets to UK Championship
The Mizuno Open is underway, with players competing for a chance to attend the UK Championship.
Nantou Lantern Festival's 'Flowing Light Art Lantern Zone' Wins Platinum Award at Italian Design Competition
The 'Flowing Light Art Lantern Zone' at the Nantou Lantern Festival won the Platinum Award at an international competition, showcasing local cultural charm.
US Stocks Surge as Four Major Indices Open in the Green Following EU Tariff Delay
US stocks rallied as President Trump’s tariff delay on the EU led to positive openings for all four major indices, with Apple and Nvidia soaring, while TSMC's ADR registered losses.
Shein Faces EU Fines Over False Discounts and Pressure Marketing
Shein is facing EU investigations and potential fines over false discounts and unethical marketing practices, highlighting consumer protection issues.
Taiwanese Girls Make Cloth Sanitary Pads to Support African Women's Menstrual Rights
Girls in Taichung create cloth sanitary pads to help promote menstrual equality for women in Africa, emphasizing environmental sustainability and gender equality.
Nantou's Flowing Light Art Zone Wins Platinum Award at Italy's Design Awards - Displayed During Dragon Boat Festival at Chocolate and Coffee Festival
Nantou's Flowing Light Art Zone won the Platinum Award at the Italy's Design Awards, displayed during the Dragon Boat Festival at the Chocolate and Coffee Festival, inviting the public to enjoy the beauty of art and light.
German Media: Russia Bypasses EU Sanctions, China Responsible for 80%
German media reports that China may account for around 80% of Russia's circumvention of EU sanctions, while still supplying military goods to Russia.
China's Manufacturing 2025 Plan Update: Humanoid Robots Become a Key Focus
China aims to strengthen its 'Made in China 2025' initiative, prioritizing AI and humanoid robots, raising alarms in the US and Western nations.
New China Manufacturing 2025: Xi Jinping Unfazed by Trump Pressure, Focuses on AI and Humanoid Robots
China updates its 'Made in China 2025' plan, focusing on AI and humanoid robots while bolstering ties with ASEAN. Dr. Li Guancheng indicates public support for defending Taiwan and increasing defense spending.
Cultural and Media Summits to Be Held in Beijing, Mainland Affairs Council Denotes Not Simply Cultural Exchange
MAC criticizes the cultural and media summits in Beijing as not merely cultural exchanges, urging participants to comply with regulations.