The Taiwan Strait military exercises reveal significant capability gaps, with former Air Force Vice Commander Chang Yen-ting warning that Taiwan's insufficient personnel, morale, and weaponry deter any initiative to fire first.
In Geneva talks, the US and China reached a consensus on rare earth trade, leading to favorable market reactions and gradual easing of trade tensions.
Ma Ying-jeou will lead a delegation to China for the Cross-Strait Forum on the 14th. Chien Shu-pei highlights the reasons behind this as a lack of respect from the KMT.
The Trump administration faces a power struggle with California Governor Newsom over the deployment of the National Guard, as protests continue in Los Angeles.
The drill revealed that China could successfully conduct a surprise landing in Eastern Taiwan, with the speed of Penghu's fall exceeding Taiwan's expectations.
Lin Yuntuan has been appointed as the auxiliary bishop of Fuzhou, and the Vatican expresses satisfaction, viewing it as a new step in dialogue between the two sides.
Dimon warns that U.S. economic data will deteriorate, consumer confidence is impacted, and recession risks are rising.
Protests in Los Angeles are escalating as Trump plans to deploy the National Guard and Marines, facing fierce criticism from Democrats and raising tensions.
Taiwan's Economic Ministry reassured that concerns from the US Chamber of Commerce regarding baseload power are unwarranted, outlining the government's energy transformation plans.
Students from Daya University embark on a study abroad program at Springfield College, enhancing their language skills and cultural exchange, showcasing the success of international education.
The EU report states that May this year was the second hottest May on record, with the alarming melting of Greenland's ice sheet linked to climate warming.
Blue legislators adopt Han Kuo-yu's slogan against recall, but green camp criticizes their fear, claiming Han's quotable era is over.
The documentary 'Ryuichi Sakamoto: Tokyo Melody' will return to theaters on June 13, highlighting Sakamoto's music creation and the precious performances with his wife.
American Chef Tim Larimer makes his debut in Taipei, offering a special set menu with a chance to win a complimentary two-night stay at The Tokyo Grand Hyatt!
MAMAMOO's Song Yu addresses controversy over Wu Zongxian's remarks, highlights their humorous intent, and shares her love for Taiwan in new song.
Han Kuo-yu announces that the KMT's motion for reconsideration will be processed on June 13, as crucial personnel consent rights remain undecided.
Taiwan makes its first appearance as a theme country at the 2025 Seoul Book Fair, featuring 550 selected titles to promote its diverse culture and literature.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce urges Taiwan to address energy issues and criticizes tariffs as unfair, stressing the importance of enhancing industry competitiveness and defense cooperation.
Los Angeles immigration protests spark nationwide police-civilian clashes, with Waymo self-driving taxis vandalized and service suspended.
The US Chamber of Commerce calls for a re-evaluation of the reciprocal tariff policy on Taiwan, deeming it unfair and cost-increasing.
'THE ONE' Global Basketball Championship will be grandly held in Taipei on July 6, inviting elite basketball players from across the island to compete for tickets to the finals in New York.
Fubon Art Museum showcases the works of Impressionist masters, exploring the influences of Monet and American Impressionism, featuring 52 treasured pieces, allowing visitors to experience the cultural translation process.
The latest report from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce highlights the energy supply crisis in Taiwan, posing risks to semiconductor and AI industries and recommending stronger energy policies to enhance security.
The CBO warns that without raising the debt ceiling, the U.S. could face a default crisis as early as August 2025, with government cash running out.