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Heated Encounter Between Yeh Yu-ching and Wang Ting-yu Lasts for 5 Minutes

Reported 10 months ago

During the third reading of the parliamentary reform bill at the end of last month in Taipei, Democratic Progressive Party legislator Wang Ting-yu accused Kuomintang legislator Yeh Yu-ching of advocating for the 'use of police power,' leading to a heated 5-minute exchange in the parliament corridors today, including a brief physical altercation. The confrontation stemmed from past accusations and disagreements, showcasing the increasingly contentious atmosphere within the Taiwanese parliament.

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葉元之:支持解散國會有1個前提

Reported 10 months ago

國民黨立委葉元之表示,願意解散國會,但是必須有1個前提,否則無法解決憲政僵局。他強調若只是單純解散,毫無意義,也無法解決任何問題。葉元之認為,在目前情況下解散國會沒有意義,但如果是基於新的民意重新選擇,他支持解散國會。

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China-Philippines South China Sea Conflict Escalates: China Seizes Firearms from Philippine Military, Claims Intentional Collision by Philippine Ship

Reported 10 months ago

The conflict in the South China Sea between China and the Philippines escalated again with the Philippine armed forces releasing footage accusing Chinese coast guard of forcefully boarding a Philippine vessel at Ren'ai Reef, seizing military firearms and navigation equipment, resulting in seven injuries. However, China retaliated, claiming the Philippine vessel intentionally collided and that Chinese coast guard did not take direct action against Philippine personnel. This marks the first conflict between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea since the enforcement of China's Coast Guard Law on June 15. The U.S. Secretary of State expressed concern, urging against actions that could disrupt regional stability, while Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs opposed any attempt to change the status quo through force or military coercion. The situation has led to increased readiness for possible further conflicts between China and the Philippines in the region.

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Tang Chiping's Company Urgently Appeals for Help in Handling Mother's Unclaimed Body

Reported 10 months ago

On June 20, 2024, at 1:58 AM, Tang Chiping's company issued a statement seeking assistance after Tang was seen behaving erratically on the roadside and even kneeling in front of a TV station, claiming he couldn't find his mother and refusing to face her death. Facing public concern, his management company urgently released a statement indicating that they currently have no solution for the situation of Tang's mother's unclaimed body. The company expressed their desire to help but stated that since they are not blood relatives, they are temporarily unable to take action and are in contact with the prosecutor's office. Tang Chiping's work has been temporarily suspended, and his company is seeking legal ways to claim his mother's body or assist him in seeking medical care.

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Parliament Revises Definition in Review Bill, Criticizes Vague Definitions by Legislator Wang Ding-yu and Even Minister of Justice Find Difficult to Understand

Reported 10 months ago

In the review of the parliamentary reform review bill on June 20, 2024, the unclear definition of 'counter-questioning' in the amendments to parliamentary powers led to disputes, with even Minister of Justice Zheng Ming-qian admitting he did not understand the true meaning of it and believed that questioning should not be punished. The review process highlighted the challenge of maintaining legal justice and protecting the rights of those being questioned in the legislative process, with the need to find a balance being a key issue for the Legislative Yuan to address. Vague definitions and provisions in the reform bill are seen to impact all relevant persons.

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Discrepancies in 6 out of 7 Reasons for Reconsideration Sent to the Legislature, Premier: Facebook Represents Emotions

Reported 10 months ago

Tomorrow (21st), the Legislative Yuan will address the reconsideration proposal submitted by the Executive Yuan regarding parliamentary reform legislation amendments, with intense opposition party questioning in the past few days. It was pointed out by Kuomintang Legislator Xu Qiaoxin that the seven reasons image cards posted on Facebook by the Executive Yuan resulted in six items upon delivery to the Legislature, with different wording from the reconsideration letter, to which Premier Su Tseng-chang remarked that the Facebook post represented his emotions. The reconsideration proposal will be decided on the 21st, with opposition parties accusing the government of spreading misinformation externally, including remarks by a senior DPP figure that the premier found inappropriate.

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Tang Chih Ping's Agent Issues 3 Statements Seeking Help! Admits Helpless Situation: Can Only Keep in Contact with Prosecutors

Reported 10 months ago

The mother of artist Tang Chih Ping was found dead on the top floor of her home on June 3rd. Tang Chih Ping denied that the deceased woman was his mother, stating that if she cannot be found, he would consider reporting her missing. Tang Chih Ping's agent issued three statements seeking help, explaining the difficulty in handling the situation due to the lack of blood relation and the need to contact prosecutors. Tang Chih Ping's work has been suspended, with his agent requesting understanding and space for him to adjust. Tang Chih Ping previously knelt outside a television station, reiterating that the deceased woman was not his mother and expressing hope for job opportunities.

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唐治平發三點聲明求助無計可施

Reported 10 months ago

藝人唐治平的母親被發現陳屍住家頂樓,雖然一直表示聯繫不上母親,但唐治平這段時間否認該女性遺體為母親,且透露若找不到可能報失蹤。唐治平經紀人則指出無法處理唐媽媽遺體的問題,只能持續與檢察官聯繫,希望有人能合法領走或協助治平。唐治平工作已暫停,公司提供支援,並希望外界給予他調整自己的時間和空間。

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Taipei Police Respect Different Opinions Around The Legislative Yuan, Calls for Rational Expression

Reported 10 months ago

On June 21, 2024, the Legislative Yuan will review the 'Parliament Reform Bill.' Protest gatherings have been approved in specific areas around the Legislative Yuan for both 'Anti-Expansion of Power' and 'Supporting Reform' groups. Taipei City Police have deployed proper services and set up barriers to separate groups with differing opinions. Participants are advised to enter the venue according to their group affiliation and are urged to express their opinions rationally and respect each other's freedom of speech. Any illegal or violent behavior will be strictly dealt with by the police to ensure the smooth conduct and safety of the gatherings.

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Factors Impacting Taiwan Stock Market! Over 76% of the Public Says So, Check Out National Economy Confidence Survey by Cathay Financial Holdings in One Go

Reported 10 months ago

Cathay Financial Holdings released the June National Economic Confidence Survey results, with 27% of respondents stating that the main factors influencing this year's Taiwan stock index are the global fiscal and monetary policy ease, while 25.6% believe it is Taiwan's economic growth and corporate profit performance, and 24.1% think it is the trend in the US stock market. The survey also reveals that over half of the public considers global demand and economic trends as the main factors affecting Taiwan's economic growth in 2024. The survey collected a total of 15,821 valid responses from Cathay Life Insurance official website members and Cathay United Bank customers through email questionnaires. Additionally, the survey shows optimistic consumer sentiment and outlook indices, with a rise in willingness for major purchases and property transactions.

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Loosening Nuclear Energy Restrictions? Pro-Nuclear Advocate Tong Tze-Hsien Joins, Minister of Economic Affairs: Gathering Opinions

Reported 10 months ago

TVBS News website video, June 20, 2024, 1:57 AM. After President Lai Ching-te has been in office for a month, leading three major committees, including the appointment of pro-nuclear advocate Tong Tze-Hsien to discuss climate change, speculations arise regarding the possibility of loosening energy policies in the future. Minister of Economic Affairs, Guo Zhi-hui, emphasized that the committee is still gathering social opinions, and the ministry will conduct relevant research based on expert assessments.

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Yemen's Houthi rebels attack Red Sea; Greek merchant ship turns into fireball in second sinking

Reported 10 months ago

On June 20, 2024 at 1:57 AM, Yemeni Houthi rebels continued to disrupt commercial ships in the Red Sea, attacking a coal transport ship operated by a Greek company, resulting in the death of a Filipino crew member. The Houthi group released footage showing the merchant ship turning into a fireball, lighting up the Red Sea. This marks the second sinking caused by the rebels, with at least one casualty reported. The US plans new sanctions against the Houthis, who show no signs of ceasefire as attacks persist due to the Gaza conflict. Amid threats to the Red Sea route and issues with US aid to Gaza, the situation remains tense.

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Young People Exclusive! Government Distributes "Coming of Age Gift 1200" to Nearly 900,000 People

Reported 10 months ago

The Ministry of Culture has been distributing cultural coins worth 1200 to the 18-21 age group to cultivate art and cultural consumer population and stimulate the cultural and creative industry. 867,000 young individuals have claimed the gift between June 2023 and now, with a deadline set on June 30. The cultural coins can be used on various benefits ranging from bookstores to film theaters, and users are encouraged to utilize the coins before the expiration date.

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Recommended Baby Bedside Crib: Taiwan-designed Adjustable Multi-functional Baby Bed

Reported 10 months ago

On June 20, 2024, Yahoo featured a special article introducing the necessity of a baby bed, emphasizing the various shortcomings of common baby beds on the market. BENDI International has been dedicated to developing a range of multi-functional baby beds since 2007, focusing on safety, comfort, and convenience. Their innovative designs, using high-quality materials like white poplar and German beech wood, allow the baby beds to transform into playpens, children's beds, and even study desks, ensuring sustainable use and reducing the need for frequent furniture replacements. BENDI's adjustable carbon fiber elevation system, transparent railings, and durable, safe design have positioned them as a leading brand in Taiwan for baby beds. Their products have undergone stringent safety tests and certifications, and are available through various retail channels across Taiwan, solidifying their reputation as the top choice for multi-functional baby beds in the country.

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Elderly Man on Train Refused Seat Exchange, Insults Woman, Faces Consequences

Reported 10 months ago

The controversy over priority seating continues as an 80-year-old man surnamed Li was sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined NT$10,000 for insulting a woman named Wang on a Taiwan Railways train. Li had demanded Wang switch seats with him due to the armrest, but when she refused, he verbally attacked her with derogatory remarks. Despite Li appealing the verdict, he was ultimately fined NT$6,000 with no further room for appeal. The court found Li's insults went beyond what is tolerable and negatively impacted Wang's social reputation, emphasizing that his behavior was unreasonable and lacked literary or artistic value.

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柯文哲缺席翡翠管水通水典禮 疑與三大案有關

Reported 10 months ago

台北市長蔣萬安主持翡翠原水管通水典禮記者會,邀請前市長柯文哲出席,但柯最後缺席。外界猜測是否與柯文哲三大案有關,蔣萬安表示柯文哲回覆因有行程未能出席。為感謝各方支持,蔣萬安強調翡翠水庫工程的重要性及未來保障市民用水的品質和安全。

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Prediction of Surprising Outcome by Legislator Hsu Chih-chieh on Possible Recall of Wu Suyao and Wu Peiyi

Reported 10 months ago

Legislator Hsu Chih-chieh mentioned that the blue and white camp's base has shrunk, so green legislators are not worried about being recalled. After the blue and white alliance passed the parliamentary empowerment bill in the Legislative Yuan, there have been doubts and online movements to recall blue camp members, prompting blue camp members to plan retaliatory recalls of green camp members like Wu Suyao and Wu Peiyi. Hsu predicted potential outcomes and highlighted that the green legislators who won in the three-way race are experienced, and with the shrinking support base of the blue and white camp, green legislators are confident about not facing recalls. If successful in recalling six blue camp members and winning all DPP by-elections next year, DPP could secure 57 seats and become the largest party in the parliament.

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Taiwan's Highest Fine for Disrupting Questioning Reaches 200,000! Green Party Member Criticizes Potential Daily Fines of Over a Million, with Su Tseng-chang stating: 'Unbearably Tragic'

Reported 10 months ago

On June 20, 2024, the Legislative Yuan committee passed amendments to the 'Legislator Powers Exercise Act,' prohibiting disruptions during questioning sessions with fines ranging from over 20,000 to 200,000 New Taiwan Dollars. During a legislative session, DPP legislator Su Tseng-chang criticized the potential hefty fines, suggesting they may reach millions in a day. Premier Su Tseng-chang remarked 'unbearably tragic' and advised officials to prepare themselves adequately for questioning sessions in the legislature to improve the parliamentary environment.

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Boyfriend UPSET for Spending Too Much Money on Girlfriend – Resulting in Arguing and Kicking

Reported 10 months ago

According to SET News Network on June 20, 2024, a boyfriend, known as Xiao Zhong, confessed that every time he goes on a trip or vacation with his girlfriend, he pays for everything. During a trip to Thailand, his girlfriend insisted on going to the biggest shopping mall despite the boyfriend's initial plan to visit local markets due to lower costs. The girlfriend ended up spending a shocking amount of 80,000 NTD on 18 sets of lingerie and swimwear, leaving Xiao Zhong surprised. In another incident, the girlfriend got upset during a bicycle ride to Danshui from Taipei, which led to an argument and her kicking the bike away in Beitou area before returning to Taipei on her own.

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Epic Documentary 'Master or Guest' Depicts 300-Year Journey of Hakka Community in Taiwan, Nationwide Free Tour

Reported 10 months ago

The documentary 'Master or Guest,' which took 5 years to plan and produce, narrates the evolution of the Hakka community over 300 years and reflects on the values of various ethnic groups in Taiwan. The premiere took place on the 19th and will kick off a nationwide tour starting from June 30. Through renowned musicians serving as storytellers, the documentary portrays the Hakka people's transition from temporary workers to a deeply rooted community in Taiwan, featuring interviews with scholars, elders, songs, dances, and animations to showcase the historical significance of the Hakka community on the island.

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Identical! Two Cars with Same Test Plates, Used Car Dealership Buys Fake Plates

Reported 10 months ago

On the evening of June 18, police in Taoyuan discovered a suspicious small car license plate during a drunk driving crackdown, which turned out to be a counterfeit plate. The next day at the inspection station, they found another small car with the exact same plate number. It was later revealed that two employees from the same used car dealership were involved in purchasing customized fake plates online for convenience and to increase the number of inspection tests. The dealership manager surnamed Hsu confessed to the offense and faced legal consequences.

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Breaking News: 台東警騎重機疑與飛鳥相撞 橫禍造成命危

Reported 10 months ago

台東市新生北路發生罕見車禍,29歲關山分局鹿野派出所警員吳姓騎大型重機時,可能撞上空中飛鳥,重機失控先撞樹再滑80公尺摔道路下,目前危急。初步調查顯示,吳男疑似高速行駛撞鳥失控,墜產業道路下,搶救中。

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Sun An-Zuo's Manager's Bail Hearing Fails; Case Transferred to Taiwan's Northern Prosecutors Office

Reported 10 months ago

During a bail hearing, Sun An-Zuo's manager, Zhu Yi-Ming, was shouted at the police for conducting an illegal search before being transferred to the Northern Prosecutors Office for further investigation. Zhu Yi-Ming, who was found with a gas gun during the incident involving Sun An-Zuo at a Taipei nightclub, had his request for a bail hearing rejected and faced charges of obstructing official duties. Zhu Yi-Ming's colorful background as an AV actor turned political candidate advocating for the legalization of sex work and lowering the age of sexual consent to 13 raised eyebrows. The case involved the seizure of gas guns and knives and now falls under broader firearms and weapons regulation laws for investigation.

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唐治平經紀公司發表3項聲明:無法領回母親遺體,但已先支付片酬

Reported 10 months ago

男星唐治平的媽媽被發現陳屍社區頂樓,唐治平卻不認其是媽媽且拒絕領回遺體,使得唐母遺體暫放殯儀館。經紀公司表示無法領回遺體,已先支付片酬,唐治平工作暫停,呼籲提供協助領回遺體或協助就醫。唐治平遲遲不承認可能導致母親成為「有主無名屍」,若7月8日前仍未領回遺體,將由殯葬處收埋。

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Foxconn and Quanta Lead Surge! TSMC Rises Sharply at Closing, Taiwan Stock Market Surges Nearly 200 Points, Breaking Through 23,400 Points

Reported 10 months ago

On June 20, 2024, TSMC surged towards the closing, leading the Taiwan stock market to rise by 196.56 points, closing at 23,406.10, the highest point for the day. The stock market opened high and continued to rise, driven by Foxconn and Quanta, climbing over a hundred points and setting a new historical high above yesterday's record. TSMC entered the market with a strong buying force before the closing, pushing the market to surge nearly 200 points, closing at 23,406.10, a 0.85% increase, breaking through the 23,300 and 23,400 points, leaving the 5-day moving average behind.

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