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輕鬆華語GO: 短影音讓人停不下來 Endless Scroll of Short Videos
對話 Dialogue 清清：糟糕！我本來只想看一支短影音，結果半個小時就過去了！ Qīngqing: Zāogāo! Wǒ běnlái zhǐ xiǎng kàn yì zhī duǎn yǐngyīn, jiéguǒ bàn ge xiǎoshí jiù guòqù le! 華華：我懂！現在的影片一支接著一支，滑起來真的很難停。 Huáhua: Wǒ dǒng! Xiànzài de yǐngpiàn yì zhī jiē zhe yì zhī, huá qǐlái zhēn de hěn nán tíng. 清清：而且我只看過一次做菜的影片，後來手機就一直推薦食譜給我。 Qīngqin
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
Tainan’s diplomacy takes root in Britain
Tainan’s temples and food culture might seem a world away from Lincoln’s cathedral and the farmland of eastern England. Yet agriculture, historic places and the communities that depend on them offer a persuasive explanation for Taiwan’s newest local partnership in Britain.Tainan Mayor Huang Wei-che
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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
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’
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,
Suspected spy spent years in Nvidia’s orbit
At the heart of the biggest controversy to confront Nvidia Corp in its three-decade history is a former television journalist who became a semiconductor power broker renting advanced chips to China’s top firms.Huang Le (黃樂), also known as Alice Huang, has been identified in a series of reports as a
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.
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
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
Taiwan takes dozens of medals in sport stacking
Team Taiwan won 48 gold, 21 silver and 22 bronze medals at this year’s Asian Sport Stacking Championships, held in Thailand over the weekend.Lu You-chen, 12, won seven gold medals, becoming the first Taiwanese male competitor to claim the overall all-around title at the championship.Lu recorded a co
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
Why are humans not investing more in climate adaptation?
As world leaders gather in Antalya, Turkey, for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP31), climate adaptation is high on the agenda. The economic case for action is compelling. Measures ranging from flood defenses to cooling and irrigation technologies can prevent losses — including property damage,
AI is hiding the cracks in South Korea’s economy
For all the anxiety on Wall Street that too much money is being pumped into artificial intelligence (AI), one of the biggest beneficiaries of the boom is powering ahead. New York is about 15 hours by air from Seoul, but economically they might as well be on different planets. There is little in Sout
AI intensifying cybersecurity risks
Last month, a hacker used a prompt of fewer than 100 Chinese characters in directing artificial intelligence (AI) agents to attempt to break into more than 1,200 Web sites, ultimately succeeding in more than 100 cases. Norwegian cybersecurity firm NorForge discovered the hacker by scanning for activ
Government strategy for the third stage of life
As Taiwan begins to worry about how its future workforce can be sustained, there is something else we should be asking: When someone leaves the workforce, who might help them learn something new, transition into a different role and find a new direction in life?The National Development Council’s lat
EDITORIAL: Democrat win not an end-all
The Democratic Party regained control of both chambers of the US Congress in last week’s midterm elections, which will put US President Donald Trump’s policies under greater scrutiny for the remaining two years of his term. Cost-of-living worries eroded support for Trump’s “make America great again”
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.
Msscorps profits surging with help from AI demand
Semiconductor materials and failure analysis specialist Msscorps Co (汎銓) reported its net profit surged from NT$30.53 billion (US$928.5 billion) a year earlier to NT$85.4 billion in the third quarter amid the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. Last quarter was the company’s second-most profitable qu
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
Qisda’s Q3 profit halved as staple tech sales decline
Qisda Corp (佳世達) reported net profit of NT$548.27 million (US$16.67 million) in the third quarter, down 56.76 percent quarter-on-quarter as revenue in its core information technology business declined from the previous quarter. However, profit was up 118 percent year-on-year.Earnings per share fell
Huang’s gaffe unlikely to derail AI: sources
Global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to remain strong despite disruptions stemming from a controversy surrounding Nvidia Corp CEO Jensen Huang (黃仁勳), with sources in Taiwan’s supply chain expecting only a limited impact on the industry.A source in Taiwan’s integrated circuit (I
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
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.
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
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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
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
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
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
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
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