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11/12（四）
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11/11（三）
World leaders – but only some – begin talks at UN climate c…
World leaders began arriving on Wednesday to start formal discussions at the United Nations climate change conference in Turkey, hoping to agree on concrete actions to curb global warming after a year of deadly floods, heatwaves and other climate-related disasters. But what can and will be accomplished at the 11-day Conference of the Parties, called Cop31, remains to be seen. Past talks have been criticised for making promises that later fell flat, and some big names are missing from this year’s...
#Climate change#United Nations#United States#Africa#European Union#Americas and the Caribbean
3 must-visit art exhibitions this November, from Tate Brita…
From Gustav Klimt’s masterworks on display in New York to a gathering of iconic artists in Taichung, here are three upcoming shows that offer compelling reasons to plan a museum visit. Neue Galerie New York Located on Fifth Avenue just off Central Park and a short walk from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Neue Galerie is one of New York’s hidden gems. This month, the museum, which is devoted to early 20th-century German and Austrian art and design, celebrates its quarter-century with the “25th...
10 essential Asian films about theatre, from Drive My Car t…
Asian cinema has a rich tradition of exploring the elaborate craft of traditional forms of theatre. From Tsui Hark’s action-packed Peking Opera Blues (1986) to Chen Kaige’s Cannes Palme d’Or-winning Farewell My Concubine (1993), the backstage drama of Chinese opera has long captivated filmmakers. Similarly, Japan’s kabuki theatre has yielded such lush masterpieces as Kon Ichikawa’s An Actor’s Revenge (1963) and Lee Sang-il’s Kokuho (2025). Films about the Western theatrical tradition, however,...
#Asian cinema#Asian cinema: Hong Kong film#Asian cinema: Chinese films#Asian cinema: Japanese films#Asian cinema: Korean films#Asian cinema: Bollywood
Style Edit: Henry Jacques’ Collection de l’Atelier, reimagi…
Each year, the Rose de Mai grown on Henry Jacques’ land in the South of France takes on a unique character. Harvested by hand, the flowers yield an absolute shaped by the interplay of soil, climate and cultivation – giving the perfumer something new to work with each time. Those variations inspired the maison’s Collection de l’Atelier, with three editions to date, each comprising a trio of fragrances and limited to 500 pieces. Drawing on small quantities of rose absolutes held in reserve, Henry...
#Style Edit#Beauty#Luxury brands#Henry Jacques#Skincare#Fragrances
自由時報偏綠中英對照讀新聞》Pentagon revives testosterone testing after pause五角…
The Pentagon is reinstituting a mandatory testing program for testosterone deficiency among US service members age 30 and older, a spokesperson said on Thursday, bringing back a program that medical experts have described as unnecessary and potentially harmful.
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南華早報11/10（二）
中央社偏綠Diwali lights up Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf
Taipei, Nov. 7 (CNA) The 2026 Diwali Festival celebration was held at Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf in New Taipei on Saturday, featuring Indian music, dance and cuisine, with a Taiwanese high school concert band performing traditional Indian pieces.
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
Hegseth calls Iran war necessary, waves off ‘noise’ of expe…
Facing an expected impeachment resolution in Congress, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth said he is eager to litigate the military actions that he and US President Donald Trump have taken against Iran, Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi rebels and Venezuela’s previous leaders. “If you want to take issue with what we did in Epic Fury or Rough Rider or nabbing Nicolas Maduro, you’re taking issue with the troops and what they accomplished, which is historic,” Hegseth told reporters on Monday, using the...
#US-Israel war on Iran#United States#Iran#Donald Trump#Middle East#US midterm elections 2026
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Taipei Times11/9（一）
Why is China’s demand for gold continuing to grow despite f…
At Beijing’s Tianya Jewellery Market, a major gold bazaar in the Chinese capital, saleswoman Zhang Fan has seen more customers over the past few weeks. “Many people see buying gold as a necessity for weddings, so that is not bound by timing,” Zhang said. “But there is another group of customers – those who feel that the current price is right.” China’s demand for gold has continued to grow as prices fall, with some consumers, investors and the central bank continuing to purchase the metal even...
#China consumption#China#China economy#Central banks#Investing#United States
5 timepiece moments in October, from Audemars Piguet’s high…
Audemars Piguet has had a bumper month, launching its own certified pre-owned programme, high jewellery lines and also releasing a trio of Supersonnerie pieces. However, they weren’t the only ones. Hublot launched the extremely throwback Classic Fusion Tributo while appointing François-Henry Bennahmias as a consultant. Meanwhile, Ryan Reynolds was spotted at WatchTime New York, and yet more independent brands chipped in for the biennial TimeForArt auction as lots were announced in October. AP...
#Timepieces#Luxury brands#Luxury Spend It#Audemars Piguet#Hublot#Omega
11/8（日）
Is China getting faster at integrating new nuclear missiles…
China’s newest land-based intercontinental ballistic missile, the DF-61, has made its way into routine military training much faster than earlier ICBMs, according to state broadcaster CCTV. That raises the question of whether the People’s Liberation Army is becoming more efficient at integrating new strategic missiles into its nuclear forces. Shao Yongling, who has worked as a researcher with the PLA Rocket Force, told CCTV on Thursday that the DF-61’s progression from its public debut at a...
Indian Festival of Lights draws crowds to Tamsui
The 2026 Diwali Festival celebration was held at Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf in New Taipei City yesterday, featuring Indian music, dance and cuisine, with a Taiwanese high school concert band performing traditional Indian pieces.The annual event, co-hosted by the India-Taipei Association (ITA) and
11/7（六）
Manila weighs second South China Sea legal case against Bei…
Manila is preparing for a potential second legal case against Beijing over the South China Sea, according to a Philippines-based security analyst. “Indeed, the Philippines is considering filing another case against China, and authorities are already preparing the necessary legal documentation,” said Rommel Banlaoi, president of the Philippine Society for International Security Studies, on Saturday. He made the remarks at a South China Sea symposium in the southern Chinese city of Sanya,...
#South China Sea#China-Philippines relations#South China Sea: Hague case#China#The Philippines#Ferdinand Marcos Jnr
Opinion | In the Pacific century, Chinatowns in the US dese…
I was sitting in my car in Oakland’s Chinatown with Desta, my dog, while my wife visited her Chinese-American doctor. Across the street stood the Shoong Family Chinese Cultural Centre. On the pavements, older shoppers carrying bags of greens paused to greet acquaintances. People threaded between produce displays, fish counters and shopfronts crowded with everyday necessities. There was a rhythm to the morning: deliveries, conversations, the exchange of money and news, the small acts of...
#United States#Asian-Americans#Urban planning#Asian diaspora#Chinese overseas#History
Police arrest man over AI data theft in Kaohsiung
Police in Kaohsiung yesterday said they have arrested a man in connection with the alleged theft of more than 230,000 pieces of personal information using an automated hacking program developed with generative artificial intelligence (AI).The suspect, a port worker surnamed Lin (林), is believed to h
- 自由時報偏綠
《TAIPEI TIMES》 Police arrest man over AI data theft in Kaoh…
/ Staff writer, with CNAPolice in Kaohsiung yesterday said they have arrested a man in connection with the alleged theft of more than 230,000 pieces of personal information using an automated hacking program developed with generative artificial intelligence （AI）.
