Taitung Balloon Festival offers parking discounts to county residents and people who work or study locally
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Chinese coast guard vessel enters waters around the Senkaku Islands; activity around Taiwan and Japan rises recently
A China Coast Guard vessel entered territorial waters around the Senkaku Islands (Diaoyutai) on June 10, claiming it was conducting a “rights-protection patrol.” Activity in waters around Taiwan and Japan has intensified recently, apparently in response to Japan-Philippines negotiations over their EEZs.
Yunlin prosecutors indict 4 people after dismantling illegal foreign migrant worker brokerage network
Original雲林地檢署瓦解一個以蔡姓男子為首的非法外籍移工仲介網絡，該集團自112年底起，媒介持觀光簽證入境外籍人士到雲林、彰化從事農務，並從中收取人頭費牟利，檢方已將蔡男等4人起訴。
Original利用情感歸屬弱點 調查：近6成兒少曾遭網路誘拐
A survey by the Taiwan Fund for Children and Families found that about 60% of children and teenagers in Taiwan have experienced online grooming. Offenders exploit their desire for emotional belonging, infiltrating gaming or hobby groups and building trust before sexually exploiting victims.
Money-laundering case involving legislator Hsu Chiao-hsin’s relatives: Tu Ping-cheng seeks suspension of trial due to illness
Legislator Hsu Chiao-hsin’s sister-in-law, Liu Hsiang-chieh, and her husband, Tu Ping-cheng, appeared in court for a second-instance hearing on allegations that they helped a scam group launder NT$22.89 million. Tu’s lawyer sought a suspension of the trial, citing his poor mental health and frequent hospitalizations. Liu said she had reached settlements with some victims and completed compensation payments.
Former Alibaba executives oppose growth at the cost of burning out employees, striking a chord
Two former senior executives at Alibaba’s DingTalk have published open letters criticizing the company’s high-pressure culture and opposing a model of “burning out all employees to achieve growth,” striking a chord with Chinese office workers.
Companies mentioned：Alibaba Group（阿里巴巴集團）
Sidewalk collapses on Zhengzhou Road in Taipei; suspected pipe rupture, repairs expected to be completed on the 11th
A sidewalk on Zhengzhou Road in Taipei collapsed on the morning of June 10, causing a transformer box to topple. Initial investigations suggest a ruptured sewage pipe was to blame. Backfilling and repairs are expected to be completed by 4 p.m. on the 11th.
Companies mentioned：台湾電力公司（台電）、台湾鉄路公司（台鉄）、鉄道局
Overcoming geopolitical turmoil, Riyadh Air makes maiden flight to the UK
Saudi Arabia’s second national airline, Riyadh Air, successfully made its maiden flight to London in the UK today after a delay of more than a year, overcoming geopolitical turmoil and fierce competition.
Companies mentioned：波音公司、沙烏地阿拉伯航空
Energy Administration: New rooftop solar rules take effect in August, systems must withstand level 17 gusts
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Tainan City launches self-inspections at lodging businesses to prevent hidden-camera filming
The Tainan City Government is promoting “self-inspections for hidden cameras” at lodging facilities to prevent covert filming. Since May 1, it has conducted 103 inspections and found no illegal hidden cameras.
Taichung city councilor connects police with company donation of saliva rapid-test kits to help crack down on drug driving
Taichung City Councilor Chang Chia-an arranged for a company to donate 500 sets of “seven-in-one drug saliva rapid test kits” to the Taichung City Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Corps to improve enforcement against drug driving.
Companies mentioned：台中市關懷婦女保護協會、傑揚生化科技有限公司
Foreign investors trim popular actively managed ETFs, selling more than NT$430 billion in Taiwan stocks in 5 days
Foreign investors have been net sellers of Taiwan stocks for 5 consecutive days, with cumulative net sales reaching NT$437.4 billion. This drove the Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Index down 1,478.90 points on the 10th to close at 43,225.54 points, its 6th-largest closing-point drop ever. An analyst at 野村投信 said the correction was reasonable. AI remains the market’s main theme, but sector rotation is accelerating, and investors are advised not to chase rising prices in the short term.
Companies mentioned：野村投信、凱基金、力積電、第一金、華邦電、彰銀
Chiu Jianfu quits party to run for Changhua County magistrate; DPP: Don’t make your own people suffer and let your enemies rejoice
Former Changhua City Mayor Qiu Jianfu has quit the party and will run for Changhua County magistrate as an independent. The DPP called for unity and criticized 國民黨 Chair Cheng Li-wun for saying one thing and doing another during her visit to the United States.
Companies mentioned：民主進步黨、國民黨
Penghu Police Day celebration; deputy county magistrate urges officers to embody the 三-good ideal
The Penghu County Police Bureau held its Police Day celebration ahead of schedule. Deputy County Magistrate Lin Jiexing honored exemplary officers and urged all police officers to embody the 三-good ideal of “good equipment, good health and good energy,” and work to maintain public safety.
Original和泰車5月和前5月營收創同期高 日系車銷售助攻
Original和泰車公布5月自結合併營收278.15億元，年增13.34%，創同期新高。前5月營收1285.96億元，年增7.31%，亦創同期新高。日系車銷售穩健及LEXUS新車上市助攻，加上日本日野經銷商子公司貢獻營收，帶動整體表現。
Companies mentioned：和泰車、TOYOTA、LEXUS、日野
Tokyo steps up crackdown on train gropers; police launch prevention app
The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department conducted an awareness campaign with local high school students in front of Nakameguro Station, using the anti-groping app “Digi Police.” The app has a feature that displays “I’m being groped, please help me” on the screen, as well as a feature that lets people nearby speak up.
NCC: Broadcast News Using AI-Generated Content Must Clearly Disclose and Label It Throughout
The NCC approved the “Guidelines for AI Applications in News Production by Broadcasting Media,” requiring broadcasters to clearly label AI-generated content so it can be identified at all times, and to establish content verification mechanisms to protect the accuracy and credibility of news.