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11/6（五）
Dozens of pilot whales stranded on NZ’s North Island
Dozens of pilot whales have been found stranded on a beach in New Zealand’s North Island and rescuers were trying to refloat a handful of the survivors, the New Zealand Department of Conservation said yesterday.At least 20 pilot whales were stranded along the Ngawi coast near Cape Palliser, the sout
Micron pauses work on US$4.5bn Taiwan plant after labor spat
Micron Technology Inc has suspended plans for a memory chip plant in Taiwan due to a protracted labor dispute, according to people familiar with the matter, throwing into question the fate of a major production base for crucial artificial intelligence (AI) components.The US company has all but halte
Groups urge stopping work on LNG terminal breakwater
Environmental advocates yesterday protested in front of CPC Corp, Taiwan’s Taipei headquarters, calling on the firm to terminate its construction on the third liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal’s south breakwater and to restore damaged algal reefs.They also called on the Taoyuan City Government to
Taiwan ranks high on CCW open parliament index
The Legislative Yuan ranked the second-most open parliament among nine in Asia, but ranked second to last in accountability, Citizen Congress Watch (CCW) said yesterday.The civic watchdog group held a news conference in Taipei to release the results of its first Asian Parliament Openness Index (APOI
Supplementary budget stuck on defense, welfare
Lawmakers yesterday completed a preliminary committee review of the government’s NT$607.6 billion (US$18.5 billion) supplementary budget for this year, save for defense and social welfare programs, which were held back by lingering disagreements.The general budget for this year passed its third read
France hit by more protests, as workers go on strike
Flag-waving protesters yesterday marched through French cities and public workers went on strike, in a renewed challenge to French President Emmanuel Macron after weeks of unrest that have rattled his government five months before a presidential election.The mobilization, called by trade unions incl
Retired general out on bail, suspected of vote interference
The Kaohsiung District Prosecutors’ Office yesterday released retired army general Tsang You-hsia (臧幼俠) and five others on bail after they were questioned on suspicion of facilitating Beijing-directed election interference.Tsang had been released on a NT$700,000 bail and barred from traveling outsid
Taipei Times11/5（四）
China’s solar push reshapes traditional ways of life on Tib…
Life has become unexpectedly easier and more lucrative for some shepherds on the world’s highest plateau, after China began carpeting the area with solar panels in a drive to diversify its energy mix.“It has made grazing much easier for us,” said Li Yonglin, 25, one of those allowed to freely graze
Prospects bright for Advantech on strong demand
Industrial PC maker Advantech Co (研華) yesterday said it is targeting double-digit revenue growth next year, driven by robust growth in semiconductor and medical equipment, factory automation and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure.The company’s semiconductor-related business, including indus
Doctor cautions on poor bone health nationwide
Height loss, slouching and back pain can be signs of osteoporosis, which is frequently referred to as a “silent killer” as it often goes undetected, but can significantly increase risks of fracture and mortality, a doctor said at a news conference yesterday.As Taiwan’s rapidly aging population has t
AerosoarX, UFORCE sign MOU on supply chain cooperation
AerosoarX yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Ukrainian uncrewed systems company UFORCE to explore ways to cooperate on supply chains, including finding alternative component suppliers.The agreement established a framework in which the companies would use Taiwan’s technology an
NPA cracks down on election meddling
Law enforcement agencies are cracking down on suspected cases of election disinformation and transnational repression ahead of the Nov. 28 elections, the National Police Agency (NPA) said yesterday.Police have launched investigations into nine cases suspected to involve external forces colluding wit
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》 NPA cracks down on election meddling
BE VIGILANT: President Lai said that numerous suspicious accounts have been appearing on social media, some of which are flooding posts with comments to influence votersBy Jonathan Chin, Chen Cheng-yu and Sam Garcia / Staff reporter, with staff writers and CNA
11/4（三）
Denmark pushes EU ban on ‘turbo chickens’
The Danish government is pursuing a national ban on “turbo chickens” and is calling for the fast-growing breed to be prohibited across Europe.The move comes amid widespread outrage over allegations of lawbreaking by one of Denmark’s big chicken producers.According to a TV2 documentary broadcast last
US states vote on abortion, redistricting
A battle over abortion rights is playing out in several states as voters yesterday decided on 145 proposed laws and constitutional amendments, including some that could affect voting.The ballot measures provide a political undercard for a high-profile midterm election that would determine which part
Midterm elections a referendum on Trump’s 2nd term
Voters struggling with high prices and angry over an unpopular war with Iran yesterday went to the polls in midterm elections that would serve as a referendum on US President Donald Trump’s second term.Democrats were cautiously optimistic about their prospects as they watched Republicans spend the c
