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Crisis in Survival! Mongolian Herdsmen Invade Reserve, Snow Leopard Numbers Declining Due to Disease

Reported about 1 year ago

In Mongolia, the snow leopards, with fewer than 1,000 left, face a survival crisis as impoverished herders encroach into wildlife reserves for more grazing land. Livestock diseases are being transmitted to wild animals, endangering the snow leopards' health and food supply. The conflict between herders and wildlife threatens both populations, along with the dwindling numbers of Mongolian gazelles. Conservationists urge the government to assist herders in establishing sustainable grazing practices to ensure the rights of both wild animals and humans to thrive in the region.

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China and EU to Discuss Tariffs on Electric Cars

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 22, China's Ministry of Commerce announced that China and the EU have reached a consensus to hold talks on the EU's plan to significantly increase tariffs on Chinese electric cars. The EU recently announced imposing tariffs up to 48% on imported electric cars from China, leading to heightened trade tensions. Germany's Vice Chancellor and Minister of Economic Affairs Habeck also highlighted concerns over China's support for Russia in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, affecting Germany and Europe's security interests, as a major cause of deteriorating economic relations between Germany and China during his visit to China.

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Yvonne Liu's Boyfriend Got Mocked 8+9 During Half-Year Relationship, Reveals Progress in Remarriage

Reported about 1 year ago

Yvonne Liu (on the right) and her boyfriend Tommy (on the left) appeared together for the first time on the show '命運好好玩'. After divorcing a year ago, Yvonne publicly announced her relationship with hairstylist Tommy on New Year's Eve. During the show, Yvonne mentioned that they have been dating for over half a year, met each other's parents, but her dad's first impression of Tommy was not the best due to his tattoos. Yvonne stated that they will focus on stabilizing their relationship before considering marriage.

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Heartbreaking! 'Starlight' Male Star's Girlfriend Passes Away from Cancer, Overwhelmed with Emotions: 'She Accompanied Me Through 9 Years of Hardship'

Reported about 1 year ago

Winner of 'One Million Star' Season 2, Lai Ming-Wei, held his first concert after 16 years in the industry titled 'Sing in Original Key'. A touching moment occurred when he performed the song 'Wings', remembering his girlfriend who passed away from cancer 4 years ago after being together for 9 years. Overwhelmed with emotion, Lai couldn't hold back tears on stage. With old friends from the talent show 'Super Star Avenue' supporting him, Lai Ming-Wei's performance received praise and love from both fans and fellow artists at the concert.

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Taiwan CPC announces another drop of 0.1 yuan in gasoline and diesel prices

Reported about 1 year ago

If people are planning to refuel today, it is advisable to wait a bit. Taiwan's CPC announced on the 23rd that starting from midnight tomorrow, gasoline and diesel prices will each be reduced by 0.1 yuan. The reference retail prices are 29.1 yuan per liter for 92 unleaded gasoline, 30.6 yuan per liter for 95 unleaded gasoline, 32.6 yuan per liter for 98 unleaded gasoline, and 26.6 yuan per liter for super diesel. This adjustment is due to the gradual recovery in oil demand and factors affecting international oil prices. Despite an expected increase, prices were adjusted downwards to remain lower than neighboring countries like Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, and Singapore.

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Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital Prepares for Evaluation with Community Efforts

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, at 12:21 AM, Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital will undergo a medical center evaluation next week. Volunteers from the Hualien area mobilized on the 23rd to tidy up the hospital environment together. Everyone rolled up their sleeves, aiming for perfection in every corner. Trained volunteers brought children to contribute, and there was a volunteer who had undergone surgery, unable to bend down but diligently working on tasks...

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Backstage/ CCP Threatens 'Taiwanese Independence' with Death Penalty! National Security Unit Decodes Tactics: Counterproductive Provocation of Taiwanese People

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, China's Taiwan Affairs Office released an opinion on punishing 'stubborn Taiwanese independence elements' for inciting separatism, stating that the most severe punishment for inciting separatism would be the death penalty. The move by China is seen as counterproductive, as it not only angers Taiwanese people but also reflects Beijing's increasingly uncoordinated actions, displaying contradictions in its strategy towards Taiwan and South China Sea conflict escalation. The attempt to intimidate Taiwan has backfired, with the definition of 'Taiwanese independence' being so broad that it essentially labels almost all Taiwanese people as separatists. The move is criticized for its lack of coordination and effectiveness in the realm of international relations and domestic politics.

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Behind the Scenes: CCP's 'Taiwan Affairs Office' Ineffective! National Security Reveals Xi Jinping's Ineffective Tactics: Failing to Achieve United Front Results

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, Liberty Times reported that our national security unit dismantled Xi Jinping's various 'tactics' for being uncoordinated! The Taiwan Affairs Office of China recently released 'Opinions on Legally Punishing Stubborn Taiwanese Independence Elements Dividing the Country and Inciting Separatist Crimes,' saying those inciting separatism could face the death penalty. National security units evaluated two main points: China's desire to change its 'wolf warrior' image but still harshly pressuring Taiwan and escalating regional conflicts in the South China Sea, presenting a 'left hand hitting the right hand,' 'uncoordinated tactics' dilemma. Moreover, just as China talked about 'integrating Taiwan,' then a week later announced sanctions on 'Taiwan independence,' but by its definition, aside from 'pro-Taiwan' individuals, all others are seen as advocating Taiwan independence. This analysis led the national security unit to conclude that Xi Jinping had rendered the 'Taiwan Affairs Office' ineffective, highlighting Beijing's increasingly serious lack of coordination in tactics, which have now fallen into a situation of 'lack of moderation in soft and hard approaches' and 'inconsistencies between left and right hands,' resulting not in achieving united front effects but making the target more alert and seeking internal and external cooperation to defend against such threats and pressures. The article provides examples of the uncoordinated actions taken by Xi Jinping, such as proposing a global ceasefire during the Olympics in France but engaging in military exercises in the Taiwan Strait in May, followed by escalating conflicts in the South China Sea with the Philippines, evoking strong condemnation rarely seen in recent years. Additionally, it discusses the contradictions in arranging the important 'Straits Forum' to attract Taiwanese people, which coincided with the effective end of the ECFA tariff preferences, and while voicing 'integration with Taiwan,' a week later announcing the intention to 'sanction' Taiwan independence advocates. The article concludes by discussing the implications of these actions on Taiwan, especially the risks faced by Taiwan residents in China and the impact on Taiwan's international relations.

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Labor Ministry Proposes Allowing Overseas Students to Work as Housekeepers to Fill Manpower Shortage

Reported about 1 year ago

The Ministry of Labor in Taiwan is considering opening up the industry for 'employing foreign mid-level technical manpower' in the tourism and lodging sector to address the labor shortage issue. This proposal would allow overseas students to work as housekeepers in hotels with a monthly salary between NT$30,000 and NT$33,000, lower than the current minimum requirements for graduate employment. However, some overseas students express their desire to seek better opportunities in Taiwan rather than simply engaging in labor-intensive work.

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Facing Constitutional Interpretation Debate! Huang Kuo-chang Volunteers Again to Challenge DPP: Forget Initial Aspirations Once in Power

Reported about 1 year ago

Legislator Huang Kuo-chang of the People's Party expressed his willingness to challenge the DPP in a constitutional interpretation debate. He criticized the DPP for forgetting its initial aspirations upon gaining power, pointing out the hypocrisy in rejecting legislative reforms proposed by himself but now claimed to be unconstitutional. Huang emphasized the importance of upholding democratic constitutional principles and urged the government to refrain from spreading false information. He also called for a proper and serious approach if the DPP decides to seek interpretation from the Constitutional Court. Huang's consistent stance on reform and criticism of the DPP were reiterated during a recent event, with fellow party members echoing his sentiments and emphasizing the need to combat corruption and protect Taiwan.

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Decline in Number of Elementary School Students Predicted to Decrease by an Average of 29,000 per Year, Falling Below One Million in the 118th School Year

Reported about 1 year ago

According to the latest prediction report from the Ministry of Education, the number of elementary school students in the 112th school year is around 1.235 million, with an average decrease of about 29,000 students per year over the next 16 years, expected to drop below one million in the 118th school year and below 800,000 in the 128th school year. Additionally, the predicted number of university graduates in the 128th school year is 161,000, 68,000 fewer than in the 102nd school year.

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China Imposes Strict Sanctions on Taiwan Independence with 22 New Rules, Death Penalty Possible! Jiang Wan'an Speaks Out: No Help for Cross-Strait Exchanges and Peace

Reported about 1 year ago

After President Lai Ching-te's one-month inauguration, China issued the 'Punishment for Taiwan Independence 22 Provisions,' raising tensions between the two sides. Jiang Wan'an stated that this move by China provides no assistance to cross-strait exchanges and the peaceful development between the two regions. Amidst fears of rising hostility towards Taiwan from the mainland, the new rules introduced the possibility of the death penalty for individuals supporting Taiwanese independence, sparking discussions on the deteriorating cross-strait relations.

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Green Camp Temporarily Not Sending Candidates for Constitutional Interpretation with 6 Reasons

Reported about 1 year ago

KMT lawmaker Ko Chien-ming announced that the DPP caucus has prepared a petition for constitutional interpretation with 6 reasons after the legislation to revise parliamentary powers was not passed due to insufficient votes. While the KMT planned to send lawmakers Weng Hsiao-ling and Wu Tsung-hsien for verbal debates at the Constitutional Court, the DPP decided not to send any caucus members. Ko Chien-ming urged KMT Chair Chu Li-lun and People First Party Chair Ko Wen-je to speak out instead of opposing the judiciary and manipulating Taiwan under the influence of China. The DPP believes in and respects the judiciary as the ultimate defense mechanism and is prepared to proceed with the constitutional interpretation petition.

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China Launches Rocket Over Taiwan's Airspace with Drone Approaching Pengjia Islet 49 Nautical Miles Away

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, the Ministry of National Defense revealed an activity map of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) entering the airspace around Taiwan. PLA carried out sea and air activities with 6 warship and 15 aircraft sorties, including 8 aircraft crossing the Taiwan Strait's midline into the northern and southwestern airspace. Additionally, a rocket was launched from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in Sichuan, passing over Taiwan's airspace at an altitude above the atmosphere. The PLA's continuous disruption prompted heightened surveillance by Taiwan, with drones and support aircraft approaching Pengjia Islet 49 nautical miles away.

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MLB/大谷翔平連2場轟前東家天使,23轟飛459英尺!近7戰敲6轟

Reported about 1 year ago

大谷翔平在對天使的比賽中連續2天轟出第23轟,近7場比賽敲出6支全壘打。這支全壘打飛行距離達459英尺,成為他本季第6支超過450英尺的全壘打。大谷翔平近期火燙,單月9支全壘打創下本季新高,目前在大聯盟排第3,並在國聯獨佔全壘打王寶座。

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China's Strict Punishment for Taiwan Independence... Death Penalty the Most Severe! Ko Wen-je: Green Camp Constantly Labels Others as CCP Fellow Travelers, Similar to the Communist Party

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 23, 2024, Kaohsiung Mayor Ko Wen-je visited a tourist factory in Liujia Orchid Garden, Taiwan. When asked about China's announcement of imposing the death penalty on separatists, Ko criticized the CCP, likening their actions to pushing Taiwanese people further away and closer to the US. He also expressed dissatisfaction with the political polarization in Taiwan and questioned the need to intentionally manipulate recall attempts. Additionally, Ko commented on controversies surrounding the cost of a forum event and expressed frustration with continuous political confrontations.

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Stranger Requests Impersonation of Former President Chen Shui-bian from Tang Chong-sheng: Absurd but Accepts Immediately

Reported about 1 year ago

During a meal at a restaurant with family and friends, Tang Chong-sheng overheard a drunk stranger claiming to be dining with ex-President Chen Shui-bian. The stranger then asked Tang to talk on the phone pretending to be Chen, which he did with humor. Tang has demonstrated similar quick thinking in other high-pressure situations, such as handling technical difficulties during an event and dealing with a problematic guest at a memorial ceremony. Other TV hosts like Gigi and Huang Hao-ping also shared their memorable crisis moments, showing their ability to adapt and resolve awkward situations effectively.

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Cucumber Protests During On-site Filming? Opponents Show Up at Home to Argue, Reveals: No Consent Form Signed

Reported about 1 year ago

According to SETN news on June 23, 2024, host Hu Gua recently incorporated various scamming techniques and anti-scam knowledge into the topics of his program to raise awareness among viewers. Hu Gua joked about a bird protesting at his house because it wasn't asked to sign a consent form during an outdoor filming. The program also featured discussions on nutritionists, scam experiences, and warnings from the criminal police bureau about the seriousness of scams, such as fake investments and property fraud, urging the public to be vigilant.

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Korean Actor Cha Eun-woo's Controversial Outfit at Paris Fashion Week

Reported about 1 year ago

Cha Eun-woo, known as the 'genius face' of South Korea, faced controversy at Paris Fashion Week for his outfit consisting of a leather jacket and shorts. While some criticized the mismatched look, his fans defended him, emphasizing that his handsome face overshadowed any fashion choices. This event sparked debates online, showcasing divided opinions on his fashion sense.

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Breaking News: Small Kaohsiung Airport Sees Fire Engines Spraying Water to Disperse Bees

Reported about 1 year ago

On the morning of June 23, 2024, fire engines unexpectedly appeared at Kaohsiung's small airport and sprayed water lines, causing concern among the public who thought there was a fire. However, it was revealed that a large number of bees had gathered outside the airport. Airport staff called the fire department to disperse the bees for public safety. The airport responded, stating that bees had gathered on the ground equipment of the airport staff, leading to the need for insecticide spraying and water dispersal by fire trucks to ensure safety. The situation has been resolved without any fire. Stay tuned to Chunghwa News for further updates.

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News Flash: 中油 Announces Gasoline and Diesel Prices to Decrease by 0.1 Yuan Starting Tomorrow

Reported about 1 year ago

中油 announced that starting tomorrow, gasoline and diesel prices will each decrease by 0.1 yuan per liter. The new reference retail prices will be 29.1 yuan per liter for 92 unleaded gasoline, 30.6 yuan per liter for 95 unleaded gasoline, 32.6 yuan per liter for 98 unleaded gasoline, and 26.6 yuan per liter for super diesel. This adjustment is due to the oil price formula and government reduction in commodity tax, with 中油 absorbing the changes of 3.0 yuan and 4.5 yuan per liter for gasoline and diesel respectively.

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South Korean Nuclear Plant Leaks 2.3 Tons of Coolant Water into Sea

Reported about 1 year ago

During maintenance, the Yeongdeok Nuclear Power Plant in North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea, experienced a 2.3-ton coolant water leak from the fuel storage tank into the sea. Authorities are investigating the exact amount and cause of the leak and collecting seawater samples to evaluate the potential environmental impact. The plant operator, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power, discovered the decreasing water level in the storage tank during an inspection and promptly took measures to stop the leak, then reported the incident to the Nuclear Safety and Security Commission and collaborated with experts to investigate the cause of the leak.

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Uber司機拉屎在褲上要求等50分鐘!疑似烙賽慣犯網瘋傳

Reported about 1 year ago

一位網友透過Uber叫車,遇到司機宣稱在褲子上拉屎,要求他等50分鐘或取消乘車的荒謬狀況引發網絡熱議。多位用戶宣稱遇到類似情況,疑似同一位司機以此為借口騙取取消費,Uber回應稱消費者可透過APP投訴並提供反應駕駛行為的相關資訊,有機會獲得取消費退還。

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Allegations of Soliciting Sensitive Information from TSMC, Hong Mengkai Refutes Rumors: DPP Afraid of Oversight Investigation

Reported about 1 year ago

According to a report on FTNN News on June 23, 2024, KMT legislator Hong Mengkai was accused of soliciting 'machine adjustment data' from the science park in April, allegedly semiconductor industry trade secrets. Hong stated that he was only inquiring about the park's situation post-earthquake and blamed the DPP for spreading rumors to avoid parliamentary oversight. Hong clarified that his focus was on the recovery of the science park after the earthquake, with no intention of requesting sensitive information from TSMC, criticizing the DPP for maliciously distorting the situation.

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Breaking News: National Gasoline and Diesel Prices to Decrease by 0.1 NTD from 6/24 Onwards, 95 Unleaded at 30.6 NTD per Liter

Reported about 1 year ago

Starting from midnight on June 24, Taiwan's CPC Corporation will reduce gasoline and diesel prices by 0.1 New Taiwan Dollar (NTD) per liter. The new retail prices are set at 29.1 NTD per liter for 92 unleaded gasoline, 30.6 NTD for 95 unleaded gasoline, 32.6 NTD for 98 unleaded gasoline, and 26.6 NTD for super diesel. This adjustment is due to the gradual recovery in oil demand, international oil price hikes influenced by market supply and demand factors, and adjustments based on the floating oil price mechanism.

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