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European stocks ended slightly higher as rising oil prices boosted energy shares while investors assessed military tensions between the United States and Iran. This reflects the impact of geopolitical risks and the balance of supply and demand in the market.
Ukraine and 9 European countries announced a coalition aimed at defending against ballistic missiles. The group aims to build an integrated air defense system based on Ukraine’s combat experience. This could mark a turning point for European security.
Hong Kong film producer Nansun Shi died on July 13, 2026, at the age of 75. Known for her role in supporting the golden age of Hong Kong cinema, she had a major impact on the industry.
Companies mentioned：新藝城影業、電影工作室有限公司、寰亞綜藝集團
Former UK Conservative minister Widdecombe was reportedly murdered at home. After new evidence emerged, the case was transferred to counterterrorism police for investigation; a terrorist attack may be involved, highlighting the rising risk of political violence.
Former President Trump announced a 20% compensation charge on cargo transiting the Strait of Hormuz and said the blockade of Iranian ships would resume. He stressed the US role in security.
Taiwan’s U18 men’s volleyball team beat Indonesia at the Asian Championship to secure a place in the top 8 with 2 consecutive qualifying wins. The young players’ teamwork and focus stood out, raising hopes for their continued growth on the international stage.
At his concert at the Taipei Music Center, Crowd Lu spoke about his past experience of being bullied and encouraged the audience to use their imagination and superpowers to pursue their ideal lives. His remarks sent a strong message to fans and also drew attention as a mental health awareness effort.
Bigme announced the HiBreak Dual 2, a dual-screen E Ink smartphone with 80fps support, on Kickstarter. The new product, designed to support both reading and productivity, is attracting attention.
Illustrator Satoshi Urushihara will release a new art book, “GLOSS & SHADOW,” on September 28, 2026, his first in about 10 years. His 1994 classic “Cellworks” will also be reissued, and exhibitions will be held in Tokyo and Hiroshima.
Companies mentioned：フロンティアワークス、メロンブックス、書泉、ゲーマーズ、とらのあな、駿河屋