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张孝全传讯息关心好友王柏杰 酒驾缺席北影 高度关注

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张孝全在北影映前记者会上表示有传讯息关心好友王柏傑,后者因酒驾新闻取消出席北影颁奖典礼。张孝全对酒驾行为表示应该反省檢讨。此外,他还透露与李沐合作的默契和拍摄经历。制片人透露《誰是被害者》系列一直有拍成电影版的计划,至于是否有第3季还取决于观众回应。

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Supreme Court ruling threatens North Sea oil drilling

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In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court ruled that emissions from burning fossil fuels must be considered when approving new drilling sites, throwing the future of Britain’s oil and gas industry into uncertainty. The case, brought by Sarah Finch, challenged a local council's decision to expand an oil site at Horse Hill. Legal experts believe this ruling could impact how new UK fossil fuel projects are assessed, requiring officials and companies to justify emissions. The decision overturning the planning permission for the Horse Hill site may set a precedent for future challenges against major oil and gas projects.

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Trump Media Is Set for a $247 Million Boost. Why This Is Pressuring DJT Stock.

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Hot Pre-Sale Market Leads to a Six-Year Low in Construction Permits Issued

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According to the statistics from the Ministry of the Interior, the number of residential construction permits issued in the first four months of this year was about 37,400, marking a six-year low since 2019. This contrasts sharply with the hot pre-sale market sales conditions. The quick sales of pre-sale properties have caused delays in developers keeping up with the pace, mainly due to high land prices, difficulty in integration, and the central bank's control over developers' funds. This mismatch between demand and supply may lead to further price increases if not addressed by policy measures.

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Who is the Victim Season 2 Premieres on Big Screen at Taipei Film Festival, Chang Hsiao-Chuan Aims to Slim Down by Solving Crime Cases

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The suspenseful detective series 'Who is the Victim: Season 2,' starring Chang Hsiao-Chuan, Xu Wei-Ning, and Lee Mu, will have its world premiere at the Taipei Film Festival on June 21. The second season intensifies with more blood and thrills, as Chang Hsiao-Chuan's character, Fang Yiren, faces gruesome crime scenes. Chang jokingly hopes that the realistic scenes will curb his appetite to help him lose weight. The series also delves into new romantic relationships and intriguing character developments, attracting a strong fan following.

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KMT Legislators Stay Overnight in Legislature, Fu Kun-Chi Calls Out Ke Chien-Ming: A Man Should Honor His Signature and Keep His Word

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On June 21, the Legislative Yuan will address the Executive Yuan's motion for reconsideration of parliamentary reform bills. Civil groups such as Taiwan Civil Front and Economic Democracy Union returned to the Legislative Yuan from June 19 to 21, while the KMT's 'Blue Eagle Action' will gather around the Legislative Yuan at 8 a.m. KMT legislators started guarding the chamber doors at 4:30 p.m. to prevent disruptive actions, with Fu Kun-Chi calling on DPP to honor agreements signed and maintain order. The KMT aims to protect the parliament's function, with legislators including Fu Kun-Chi, Wang Hung-wei, and others present. They plan to ensure a smooth vote on the motion for reconsideration without disruptions, allowing democratic processes to proceed.

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House of the Dragon: Vermithor's Return in Season 2

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Fans are eagerly awaiting to see if Vermithor, the dragon of King Jaehaerys Targaryen, will return in Season 2 of House of the Dragon. While not officially confirmed, the trailer hints at his appearance, and viewers will have to wait to see if this legendary dragon makes a comeback. Vermithor, known as the Bronze Fury, is one of the oldest dragons and played a significant role in the Dance of the Dragons as depicted in George R.R. Martin's book Fire and Blood.

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Chen Yu-rong and Other Green Camp Councilors in Taichung Call for Upholding Constitutional Order in 'Anti-Abuse of Power' Seminar

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The People's Daily, June 20, 2024, 5:34 am - Under the theme of 'Anti-Abuse of Power, Protect Democracy,' Chen Yu-rong and other Green Camp councilors in Taichung called for upholding the constitutional order. The Democratic Progressive Party's Taichung City Committee initiated a seminar with the aim to oppose abusive legislation that is against the people's interests, garnering support from many participants and residents. The councilors emphasized that legislative duties should not infringe upon people's rights and urged for the support of the review motion to protect constitutional order in Taiwan.

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Taiwanese Police Officer Critically Injured After Colliding with Rare Bird While Riding Motorcycle in Taitung

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Early in the morning on June 20, 2024, a 29-year-old police officer surnamed Wu in Taitung encountered a rare bird, a Mikado Pheasant, while riding a motorcycle and suffered severe injuries after the collision. Wu lost consciousness and heartbeat at the scene but was revived after being rushed to the hospital. The officer was off-duty and riding a red motorcycle at a high speed when the bird strike caused him to lose balance, resulting in a crash that sent him falling off a small road. The incident is under investigation by the authorities. The area where the accident occurred is known to be a habitat for the Mikado Pheasant, a protected species indigenous to Taiwan.

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Blue Legislator Stayed Overnight in the Parliament to Prepare for Voting, Hong Shenhan Brought Sleeping Bag into Legislative Yuan, Explains Discomfort

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On June 20, 2024, Blue Party legislators grew sensitive as Democratic Progressive Party legislator Hong Shenhan brought a sleeping bag into the legislature ahead of the crucial vote on the parliamentary reform bill. While Nationalist Party members questioned his intention, Hong explained that he needed it for back support due to discomfort. Despite assurances from DPP officials that there would be no boycott, Nationalist Party members remained vigilant with overnight stays to ensure smooth voting, warning against any disruption. Discrepancies arose when Hong was spotted with the sleeping bag, leading to a tense exchange with some legislators, highlighting the political tension surrounding the upcoming vote.

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Taiwanese Legislator Accused of Bringing Sleeping Bag into Parliament, Confronted by Colleague

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The Parliament Reform Act reconsideration will be voted on tomorrow, with the Kuomintang (KMT) caucus starting to 'guard the legislative floor gate' this afternoon. During a shift change, Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislator Hong Shenhan was suspected of bringing a sleeping bag, leading KMT legislator Hsu Chia-chin to confront him about it, insinuating he brought it to the parliament. After several inquiries, Hong finally responded, 'So what if I brought a sleeping bag?' and Hsu joked, 'Ah, a sleeping bag, are you trying to turn the podium into a camping area? It's that simple.' Hong expressed exasperation, remarking, 'They (the KMT) are a bit overly sensitive.'

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Nationalist Party Clans Guards Assembly Hall Door; 'Blue Hawks' and 'Green Birds' Confront Each Other, Ensuring Parliamentary Proceedings Secure Ahead of Ruling on Rescission Bill

Reported 10 months ago

The Nationalist Party held a party caucus meeting in the afternoon to deploy guards in front of the assembly hall door, ensuring a smooth parliamentary process for tomorrow’s ruling on the rescission bill. Civilian groups like the Taiwan Citizen Front and Economic Democracy Union have organized protests outside the Legislative Yuan, with the Nationalist Party also mobilizing their supporters, known as 'Blue Hawks.' Measures have been taken to prevent any disruptions, ensuring a peaceful confrontation between the 'Green Birds' and 'Blue Hawks' as they advocate for their respective stances.

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Executive Yuan Distinguishes Between Emotional and Official Versions; Hsu Chiao-Hsin Criticizes Deceiving the Public

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During a legislative session, Kuomintang legislator Hsu Chiao-Hsin questioned Executive Yuan Chief Minister Su Rong-tai about discrepancies in the reasons for seeking reconsideration. The 7 reasons provided on Facebook by the Executive Yuan were reduced to 6 in the formal document submitted to the Legislative Yuan, leading to suspicions of deceiving the public. Hsu criticized Su for explaining the differences as minor and emphasized the importance of clarity in official documents. The discussion centered around the need for consistency between the emotional version posted on social media and the official version submitted to the legislature, highlighting potential discrepancies and calling for accountability in government communication.

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Legislative Debate over Amending Parliamentary Powers Law: Contrasting Views between Weng Hsiao-ling and Su Tseng-chang

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During a full committee meeting at the Legislative Yuan on June 20, concerning the Executive Yuan's proposal to amend parliamentary powers, Prime Minister Su Tseng-chang responded to criticism from Kuomintang legislator Weng Hsiao-ling by emphasizing the necessity of meaningful discussions in the democratic process and rejecting the notion that discussions should cease after individual inputs. Weng questioned the transparency of the process, while Su defended the government's commitment to democracy. The debate reflects ongoing tensions over parliamentary reforms in Taiwan.

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Lin Yi-jin Criticizes Wu Tsung-hsien for Thick-skinned Behavior; Warns of Backlash from Public Opinion

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Lin Yi-jin criticized Wu Tsung-hsien for his thick-skinned behavior in the legislature, expressing disbelief at his lack of clarity in questioning and passing laws without understanding the consequences. Lin warned that such behavior from the Kuomintang and People First Party has led to a decline in support, with even previously favorable voters expressing doubts. She emphasized the need for parliamentary reform based on fair and just legislation, stating that if the opposition parties continue their obstinate behavior, they will face repercussions from public opinion in the end.

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BLACKPINK Members Shine Individually After Contract Expiry; In Music and Drama, Their Presence Is Seen

Reported 10 months ago

At Coachella music festival, the four superstars rose from the center of the stage amidst the cheers of fans, energizing the crowd with a performance that included their classic lyrics 'BLACKPINK in your area!'. Despite the popular girl group's decreased group activities, each of the four members is still striving in their respective fields. Rosé recently unveiled her latest move by signing with Teddy's sub-label 'The Black Label', preparing for new music releases. Jennie surprised fans with appearances on variety shows and new music collaborations, while Lisa ventured into acting and music. Jisoo returned to acting, including starring in an upcoming drama and action-packed movie. The members are showcasing their talents and expanding their careers post-contract renewal decision, leaving fans excited for their upcoming projects.

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Sun Anzuo's Agent's Background Exposed, Alleged Enrollment at Yang Ming University Graduate Institute Refuted by School

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On June 20, 2024, at 6:05 am, Sun Anzuo and his agent Zhu Yiming were spotted carrying a gas gun outside a nightclub in Xinyi District, drawing police attention. Zhu Yiming was later revealed to be a high-achieving graduate of the Political Science Department of National Taiwan University and claimed to have studied at the Yang Ming University Graduate Institute of Neuroscience. However, Yang Ming University denied any record of Zhu Yiming's enrollment and later stated that he had enrolled under the name Zhu Zhide but dropped out four years ago. Zhu Yiming's recent actions, including resisting a police search at his home and shouting at reporters, have caused a stir. The claim that he is currently studying at the Yang Ming University Graduate Institute of Neuroscience has been denied by the university, citing his dropout in the 108th academic year.

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Actor Tu Shancun Stars in BL Drama Again! Impresses Crew with Self-composed Songs and Singing

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Taiwanese actor Tu Shancun, known as 'Little Golden Tony Leung,' stars in another BL drama and impresses the crew with his charm. Teaming up with actor Zhang Fenghao, they release a 1-minute preview featuring Tu's original songs and the ensemble cast's romantic chemistry. The drama 'N海CP' also includes experienced BL actors and musicians, with Tu voluntarily taking on an unattractive role to surprise his fans. Director Lian Jianhong shares a touching story of Tu's audition where he played guitar and sang two original songs, moving a crew member to tears.

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Taiwanese Police Officer Critically Injured in Mysterious Motorcycle Accident

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In a strange accident on the morning of June 20, a 29-year-old police officer surnamed Wu, riding a motorcycle in Taitung City, was hit by a bird, causing him to lose control of the bike and crash down a 1-meter drop onto an industrial road. Wu was found without vital signs and is currently in critical condition at the hospital. The exact cause of the accident is still under investigation by the Taitung Police Traffic Brigade.

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New Zealand Shifts Neutrality to Participate in Indo-Pacific Security, Prime Minister Luxon Reveals

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Facing China's growing military presence, New Zealand's Prime Minister Luxon expressed intentions to enhance participation in Indo-Pacific security and defense, aiming to strengthen cooperation with Japan and the US to reexamine the country's neutral foreign policy. Luxon emphasized the importance of stability in the Indo-Pacific region due to concerns over China's maritime expansion and North Korea's military buildup, highlighting plans for increased monitoring of North Korea's sanctions. The shift from a neutral stance comes as New Zealand seeks to balance economic interests with strategic security considerations in the face of China's assertiveness.

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Threads社交平台爆高薪職業引熱議

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近期年輕人喜愛的社交平台Threads上有人公開月入20萬的高薪工作,引起網友熱議。有網友懷疑這是詐騙手法,也有人感嘆年輕人對於這類工作的態度。儘管Threads提供更多自我表達的機會,但隨著平台普及,管理和維護社交環境成為課題,提醒使用者保持警惕不輕信高薪誘惑。

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Controlling Desires - Little Bell's Girlfriend Buys Underwear for 80,000 Baht in Thailand, Pan Ruodi's Credit Card Gets Maxed Out

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In an interview, Little Bell and Pan Ruodi discussed men's controlling desires on a TV show. Little Bell shared an experience where his girlfriend spent 80,000 Baht on eighteen sets of underwear and swimsuits in Thailand, surprising him. Pan Ruodi mentioned his wife often maxes out his credit card, leading to humorous exchanges. The show airs on weekdays at 10 PM on Channel 43 of WeTV. The discussions included anecdotes about relationships and humorous incidents involving the guests' partners.

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Singer Fengze Qiu Diagnosed a Day Before Concert, Two Music Shows in Taichung Postponed

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Singer Fengze Qiu, a member of the Five Cornered Heart band, was diagnosed with a sore throat a day before his scheduled concert in Taichung on June 21 and 22. He announced the postponement of the concert on Instagram, apologizing for the inconvenience and expressing his determination to recover soon. The concert, celebrating his 10th debut anniversary, will be rescheduled due to his confirmed Covid infection.

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US Regulators Divided on Reissuing Bank Capital Hike Proposal

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U.S. regulators are in disagreement over whether to repropose a draft of rules easing bank capital hikes, with the Federal Reserve considering a reissuance while the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) oppose it. The debate centers on whether additional feedback from Wall Street should be allowed after criticism and potential legal implications. The agencies have been reviewing comments on the proposed rules since July 2023, considering potential revisions, which could lead to a lengthy process if significant changes are made. The regulators are aiming to provide consistent rules for banks in line with international standards, with the proposed Basel rule seeking to increase bank capital by around 16%. Industry pushback has resulted in regulatory concessions and discussions on possibly halving the capital impact, but Wall Street banks are advocating for a repropose for further modifications.

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苗栗就業中心推動「施用毒品者就業服務計畫」協助更生大叔重新融入社會

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苗栗就業中心與苗栗看守所合作推出「施用毒品者就業服務計畫」,幫助藥癮更生人重新就業。該計畫提供一對一職涯諮詢、就業促進措施等服務,成功推介43歲藥癮更生人至友善廠商任職,並在就服員的協助下穩定就業3個月。透過此計畫,更生人在出所前即早獲得就業準備力,從而重拾工作動力和希望。

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