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11/7（六）
Leader change will not affect ties with Paraguay: ministry
Paraguayan President Santiago Pena’s resignation amid a financial crisis in his country would not affect Asuncion’s diplomatic ties or cooperation with Taiwan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday.Taiwan and Paraguay maintained close cooperation on projects aimed at improving people’s live
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》 Leader change will not affect ties with Para…
/ Staff writer, with agenciesParaguayan President Santiago Pena’s resignation amid a financial crisis in his country would not affect Asuncion’s diplomatic ties or cooperation with Taiwan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday.
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Taipei Times11/6（五）
Opinion | Chances are, US-China truce will be extended at S…
At their October meeting in South Korea last year, US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, recognising mutual vulnerability to export restrictions, agreed to suspend some of the most draconian measures they had imposed on each other: US port fees on Chinese-built vessels and Chinese export controls on rare earths. They also announced further summit-level talks. The leaders have since met twice: Trump visited Beijing in May, Xi visited Washington in September. They are...
Disinformation campaigns will fail
My conviction that China’s cognitive operations against Taiwan will never succeed grows stronger each time I visit the nation.One of the tools in the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) playbook for “getting Taiwan back,” beyond invasion, blockade or quarantine, is the use of disinformation, manipulatio
南華早報11/5（四）
Vietnam seeks Russia’s help for its nuclear ambition. Will…
Vietnam’s growing nuclear partnership with Russia could help Hanoi gain the expertise needed to fuel its ambitious nuclear programme amid doubts over Western sanctions against Moscow and financing challenges complicating the plans. The Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute (Vinatom) and a subsidiary of Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom, which is leading the development of the MBIR International Research Centre, announced on Tuesday that they had signed a memorandum of understanding to...
11/4（三）
Will US midterm results lead to disruption in Washington’s…
Follow the SCMP’s live coverage here: High voter turnout as US midterm results test Trump’s grip on Congress The United States’ midterm elections are unlikely to deliver a “disruptive” shock to relations between Beijing and Washington despite potential volatility over the issue of Taiwan, according to a prominent Chinese expert in US studies. Chen Dongxiao, president of the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies, said any shift in the make-up of the US Congress would mainly complicate...
11/3（二）
University will offer free AI dementia screening to 2,700 s…
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) will launch its first free, district-based dementia screening programme next year, using artificial intelligence (AI)-powered retinal imaging to detect early signs of cognitive decline in 2,700 older residents within two years. The programme will be implemented in Wong Tai Sin, which has the highest proportion of elderly residents among Hong Kong’s 18 districts. Participants identified as being at risk will be paired with volunteers to receive tailored...
11/2（一）
Turkey signed US-led Artemis Accords. Its moon rovers will…
Turkey has signed America’s rule book for the moon, but its first ride to the lunar south pole – the icy region both Washington and Beijing are racing to reach – will probably come from China. A team of more than 120 students and professors at Middle East Technical University (METU) in Ankara has built prototypes of two AI-powered rovers for Chang’e-8, a Chinese mission originally planned for 2028. Turkey is not part of the International Lunar Research Station, a base China plans to build on the...
New renovation body will draw legitimate contractors back t…
Hong Kong’s new renovation monitoring body will encourage legitimate consultants and contractors previously plagued by intimidation from bid-rigging syndicates to return to the market, industry representatives have said, potentially lowering costs for homeowners in the long run. Renovation and construction sector players said on Monday that the new Building Maintenance Support and Services Council, headed by Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po, would heighten scrutiny of the tendering process,...
