11/10(二)

  • 南華早報

    ‘Bigger, better’ Blast Rivals back in Hong Kong, officials…

    Blast Premier Rivals returns to Hong Kong “even bigger and better”, and officials hope the city acts as a bridge to mainland China and beyond in the coming years. The esports event, which will see eight of the world’s best CS2 squads compete for a share of a US$1million (HK$7,841,460) prize pool, sold out the AsiaWorld-Arena last year when descending on the city for the first time. It was Hong Kong’s first esports event to be awarded the “M” Mark for major events, with more than 30,000 fans...

    #mainland China#Asia-Pacific#CS2#Hong Kong#AsiaWorld-Arena#Esports

  • ETtoday 新聞雲偏藍

    11/10好運最旺5星座!運勢拿滿5分 有人意外遇見愛情

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  • 壹蘋新聞網

    壹蘋派生活美語 生活隨手拍:收藏每個小日常

    Turning Everyday Moments into Memories Worth Keeping 生活隨手拍:收藏每個小日常

    #壹蘋派生活美語

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Five ways US foreign policy may change with a Democrat-led…

    Democrats secured control of the US Senate and House of Representatives in the midterm elections on Tuesday last week, giving them an important slice of power in Washington after two years of Republican control.During the campaign, Democrats had argued that Republicans ceded Congress’s constitution

    #民主黨#US#預期#LED#May#Congress

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Tragedy

    People stand at the site of a train collision in al-Ayyat, Egypt, on Sunday. Several carriages were derailed in the collision, which killed seven people and injured at least 125, authorities said.

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    World News Quick Take

    BANGLADESHOusted PM seeks passportFormer prime minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday requested a new passport to facilitate her return from exile two years after she was ousted in a mass uprising. The government has been seeking her extradition from India and earlier dismissed suggestions she needed new

    #NEWS#WORLD

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    At least 35 killed in migrant boat sinking off Senegal

    A small boat carrying migrants sank off northwestern Senegal, killing at least 35 people in the latest tragedy along the dangerous Atlantic Ocean route from Africa to Europe, emergency services said on Sunday.Along the route, thousands of people have died in the past few years trying to reach Spain’

    #IN#Senegal

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Diwali festivities contribute to New Delhi smog

    A thick blanket of smog yesterday shrouded India’s capital after firecrackers lit up the skies over New Delhi during Diwali celebrations, compounding dangerously high pollution levels and intensifying the seasonal air pollution crisis that grips the city every year.Despite restrictions on fireworks,

    #Diwali#New Delhi

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Krakow shooting suspect dies: police

    The alleged perpetrator of a deadly weekend shooting spree in Krakow has died, Polish police said yesterday, two days after he was critically wounded in a shoot-out with officers and as the deeply divided nation faces a week of political tensions.“We inform you that the perpetrator of the tragic eve

    #police#Krakow

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Improbable intercept

    Barcelona’s Fermin Lopez kicks the ball during their match against Club Atletico de Madrid in Madrid on Sunday. Barcelona won 2-1.

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Norris wins big in rainy Sao Paulo Grand Prix

    McLaren driver Lando Norris was so excited after winning Sunday’s rainy Sao Paulo Grand Prix at Interlagos that his usual champagne celebration went awry, while Mercedes had another weekend to remember after securing its ninth F1 constructors’ title.Norris, last year’s F1 champion, won Sunday from p

    #IN#Norris#Big#Paulo

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    US and Pacific Islands to host 2030 RLWC

    The next edition of the Rugby League World Cup is to be played in a series of “Magic Rounds” in five cities across the Pacific and US, International Rugby League (IRL) board chief Troy Grant said yesterday.The “Magic Round,” where all the teams in a competition play matches in a single city over one

    #US

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Taiwanese archer takes silver in Dakar

    Seventeen-year-old Chen Pin-an on Sunday won a silver medal in the men’s recurve event at this year’s Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal, becoming Taiwan’s first male archer to secure a podium finish at the Games, while Lai Yi-chen took bronze in women’s taekwondo. Chen, a member of the Chinese E

    #IN

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Sniff test

    A man smells a white truffle sold for 100,000 euros (US$111,888) to a buyer in Hong Kong during the 27th World Alba White Truffle Auction in Alba, Italy, on Sunday.

    #Sniff

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Overseas financial exposure rises more than 16 percent

    The overseas exposure of Taiwan’s financial holding companies rose 16.35 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, with the US remaining the largest market of exposure, data released by the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) on Sunday showed.As of the end of September, overseas exposure of Taiw

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Fund gives market shot in arm

    Taiwanese shares posted their second-largest single-day point gain yesterday after the management committee of the National Stabilization Fund (NSF) authorized market intervention on Friday following the longest selling streak since 2022 amid a global artificial intelligence (AI) stock rout.The rebo

    #ARM#IN#market

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Deep focus

    Minister of Culture Li Yuan, front, center, tours the underwater tunnel at the “Blue Shihsanhang: Passing Down Underwater Archaeological Heritage for Future Generations” exhibition at Shihsanhang Museum of Archaeology in New Taipei City yesterday.

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Lunar minions

    Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai, center, poses with children and Minions mascots during a press conference in Kaohsiung yesterday. “Minions’ Happy Landing “ will be the theme of next year’s Kaohsiung Winter Wonderland festival, Chen announced. The event is to take place from Jan. 23 to Feb. 14 at the

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Mail call

    Chunghwa Post Chairman Wang Kwo-tsai, fourth left, holds a sign alongside guests at a news conference in Taipei yesterday to promote the Taipei World Stamp Exhibition, which is to take place at the Taipei World Trade Center’s Exhibition Hall 1 from Friday next week to Nov. 25. Admission is free, and

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Taiwan Railway shortens online ticket booking cutoff to 5 m…

    Taiwan Railway Corp. (TR) will allow passengers to buy tickets online up to five minutes before departure, instead of 30 minutes, effective today(Nov. 10), the company said Monday.The deadline for changing tickets online will also be extended, allowing passengers to make changes up to 30 minutes bef

    #railway#Taiwan Railway#Ticket

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Kaohsiung unveils special offers for BTS concertgoers

    Fans of mega K-pop group BTS can enjoy special offers at 18 green restaurants in Kaohsiung and enter a lucky draw to win Apple AirPods Max 2 with their concert tickets when the world’s biggest boyband visits next week, the Kaohsiung Agriculture Bureau said yesterday As part of their world tour, BTS

    #BTS#Kaohsiung

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Why successful people have affairs: psychiatrist

    Success in business does not necessarily translate into success in managing personal relationships, a psychiatrist said yesterday, as Nvidia Corp CEO Jensen Huang’s (黃仁勳) extramarital affair dominated news headlines. Huang on Sunday in a letter to Nvidia employees admitted to marital infidelity and

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Data breach did not compromise credit card numbers, online…

    Online travel agency ezTravel yesterday said that no credit card numbers were compromised in a data breach affecting more than 690,000 members, but urged customers to remain vigilant against potential scams.In a statement, ezTravel said that on Saturday, it detected unusual external network activity

    #Travel#Did#data breach

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Remains found might be victim of serial killer

    A bag of human remains found in Kaohsiung might be those of the sister-in-law of serial killer Chang Chieh-tsung (張介宗), who was sentenced to death in June for three murders, the Kaohsiung District Prosecutors’ Office said yesterday.On Thursday, a man found a plastic bag while fishing near Chenggong

    #BE

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Lai says Taiwan working on own satellite launches

    Taiwan is working toward independently launching domestically manufactured satellites, President William Lai (賴清德) said yesterday, highlighting increased government investment in space technology.Speaking at the opening of the Taiwan International Assembly of Space Science, Technology and Industry i

    #Taiwan#On

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Nuclear would slow down net zero transition: groups

    Reinstating nuclear power would marginalize green power and slow down Taiwan’s net zero transition, environmental groups and experts said yesterday ahead of the Nov. 28 referendum. Taiwan is to have a referendum alongside the nine-in-one local elections this month to decide whether to abandon the “n

    #NET

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    PNG writer slams closure of Taiwan’s office

    A political commentator and writer in Papua New Guinea (PNG) has criticized the government for favoring Beijing at Taiwan’s expense, raising concerns over the country’s diplomatic autonomy. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday last week announced it would close Taiwan’s representative office i

    #Taiwan#Office

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Council to boost efforts to protect Taiwanese abroad

    The Overseas Community Affairs Council (OCAC) yesterday said that it would step up efforts to help Taiwanese expatriates identify and guard against Chinese infiltration, including attempts by Beijing to exploit financial incentives and sexual relationships to exert influence. The council said it aim

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Election body airs deepfake warning

    The Central Election Commission (CEC) yesterday released a TV commercial warning people about artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content designed to influence Nov. 28 nine-in-one elections. The commercial features CEC Minister Michael You (游盈隆) and actor Kevin Tai (戴凱文). People turning 18 this y

    #Election#deepfake

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    COP31 opens with leaders under pressure

    The COP31 climate conference yesterday started with an early fight over money as the UN head urged world leaders to “get serious” about tackling the crisis after a year of devastating weather extremes.UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres made his plea as thousands of participants descended on a spr

    #COP31