Zelensky sets target of attacking Russia with 1,000 drones every day
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Ukrainian President Zelensky set a goal of carrying out long-range attacks on Russia every day with 1,000 drones. The aim is to strengthen defenses and increase strategic pressure, and the shift could mark a turning point in military strategy that draws international attention.
Hot stock: Wiwynn’s Sept. 2 ex-rights date is like “buy 1, get 2 free”; shares soar to a record NT$7,245
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Wiwynn’s AI server demand is strong, and its stock hit a record high of 7245 yuan amid the adoption of a new AWS chip and a large stock dividend in September. Investor interest is growing.
Hope amid Japan’s birthrate crisis? Births rise for the first time in 11 years, but young women still “don’t dare have children”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Japan recorded 342,068 births in the first half of 2026, up 0.8% year over year, marking the first increase in 11 years. The main factor was a recovery in marriages for 2 consecutive years, but a shrinking population of women of childbearing age and economic pressure continue to limit long-term improvement. The figure could indicate whether the declining birthrate has bottomed out.
Ignoring the budget freeze? Cho Jung-tai may keep drawing his salary; Weng Hsiao-ling: “There will be legal consequences for unlawfully authorizing payment”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan passed a motion to freeze Executive Yuan Premier Cho Jung-tai’s salary for 4 months. Kuomintang lawmaker Weng Hsiao-ling stressed that his abuse of power must be constrained and that he can resume his duties only in accordance with the law. The move has constitutional significance.
New rules at 1 Taiwan bank take effect 9/1! “You may not be able to withdraw money in your account without realizing it”; withdrawal and transfer limits sharply reduced. A look at new rules at 7 major banks nationwide
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E.SUN Bank will impose daily withdrawal and transfer limits of NT$20,000 starting September 1, 2026, on accounts with no transactions for more than 3 years and balances below NT$10,000. The move aims to stop fraud rings from using dormant accounts for illegal activity and reflects a broader trend in the financial industry toward stronger anti-fraud measures.
Blue-and-white alliance falls apart in Zhubei, leaving the Kuomintang to “win the battle but lose the war”? Former KMT legislator warns: Cheng Li-wun must persuade him to withdraw
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The Kuomintang and Taiwan People’s Party failed to reach an agreement on the Zhubei mayoral election, and candidate Wu Hsu-chih insists on running. Former legislator Lin Yu-fang warned that refusing to yield would mean “winning the battle but losing the war,” and urged party chair Cheng Li-wun to persuade Wu Hsu-chih to withdraw for the sake of the bigger picture.
Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor extended a monthly wage subsidy of 1万1500 yen for manufacturing workers on unpaid leave. Eight counties and cities are covering seniors’ health insurance premiums in full, while 華航 reported monthly revenue of 22.2 billion yen. Policy and industry trends are drawing attention.
“Famous Taiwan night market” shuts down for good today! After more than 20 years in business, it becomes history as vendors are forced to leave and visitors express sadness
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Nankan Night Market in Taoyuan, Taiwan, ended more than 20 years of history and closed on August 29 due to regulations and land-use issues. Local residents and visitors are mourning its closure.
Another future queen of Europe! Norway’s 22-year-old Princess Ingrid makes history after a century; served 15 months in the military as a tank gunner
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Following the death of Norway’s King Harald 5, the crown prince ascended the throne as Haakon 8. Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 22, has become heir to the throne and is making history as she undertakes new duties, including 15 months of military service. She could become the first female monarch in Norwegian history.
New mainland China entry and exit rules take effect 9/15! Does having a Taiwan Compatriot Permit mean you are considered a “Chinese citizen”? Phone checks could bar people from leaving; 5 groups may be unable to return to Taiwan
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
China will implement new entry and exit regulations from September 15, 2026. Taiwan’s authorities are urging five high-risk groups, including semiconductor industry personnel, to assess the risks of travel.
Is holding too many Taiwan dollars the real danger? Former police officer achieved financial freedom 6 years after resigning: Beware of asset erosion if you only save in Taiwan dollars
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Former police officer Shi Yatang retired at age 30 and achieved financial freedom at 36 through U.S. stock investments. He warned of the risks of holding assets exclusively in New Taiwan dollars and stressed the importance of global diversification through U.S. dollar assets.
Beijing Watch: From AI to data, everything brought under control! CCP revises National Defense Mobilization Law, targeting a Taiwan Strait conflict?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
China has revised its National Defense Mobilization Law for the first time in 16 years, strengthening the legal framework for incorporating AI, data and civilian technology into a wartime system. The move also takes into account a potential contingency involving Taiwan.
Is Lee Chuan-chuan taking Su Chiao-hui’s young voters? Wu Tzu-chia: She is losing with this age group, and Su has only now played her “trump card”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
A poll for the New Taipei mayoral election shows Su Chiao-hui leading Lee Chuan-chuan by 5.6%, but her lagging support among younger voters has prompted a strategic rethink. Wu Tzu-chia said Su Chiao-hui’s decision to have Tsai Ing-wen campaign for her early was due to a crisis among young voters.
National affairs fund freeze accused of being “political grandstanding”? KMT lawmaker calls for disclosure of 37 suppliers and orders for 15,000 boxes
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The Legislative Yuan froze the president’s special state affairs fund, prompting the Presidential Office to cancel an order for mooncakes from 37 sheltered workshops. Kuomintang lawmaker Chiu Chen-chun criticized the move as political maneuvering that exploited vulnerable people and questioned the lack of transparency.
Not just seniors! Why are more and more young people traveling to China? Experienced travelers cite 3 main reasons: It’s easy and convenient
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
More young people from Taiwan are traveling to China, mainly because prices are low, transportation and payment are convenient, and they share a language. But negative views about hygiene and traffic order have also sparked debate on social media.
1 private university in Taiwan announces it will stop admissions! Founded 60 years ago, it will close and merge into a national university, donating NT$1.1 billion in assets; progress on its transformation into a new campus revealed
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
修平科技大学, a Taiwanese private university founded 60 years ago, will merge with 国立暨南国际大学 to address the declining birthrate. It will donate 1.1 billion yen in assets to the state and relaunch as the “Taichung campus” by 2030, in a pioneering example of a focus on educational sustainability.
The biggest oil deal in history? Trump: The U.S. will spend not a cent of taxpayers’ money to control Venezuela’s 65 billion barrels of oil reserves
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
U.S. President Trump announced that the United States had acquired a majority of Venezuela’s oil reserves, totaling more than 65 billion barrels, free of charge. The deal was led by Secretary of State Rubio and Defense Secretary Hegseth and carried out through agreements with private companies.
Why do coins have ridged edges? It’s not to make them easier to hold! Expert reveals “1 real purpose” they simply can’t do without
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Ridges on the edges of coins were originally designed to prevent people from shaving off precious metal, a design promoted by Newton. Though coins no longer contain precious metals, the ridges still serve anti-counterfeiting and identification functions and remain an important legacy of monetary history.
Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation is handing out money nationwide! Eligible vehicles can receive a “NT$15,000 fuel subsidy” directly before Aug. 31. See how to apply.
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
To ease the burden of fuel costs on taxi drivers, Taiwan’s Ministry of Transportation has introduced a subsidy of up to NT$15,000. Applications close on Aug. 31, and drivers who have not yet registered are urged to apply as soon as possible.
Based on the official Records of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Yu, Dian Wei, Zhang Liao and Gan Ning are considered the 4 fierce generals of the Three Kingdoms era who truly achieved victories against much larger forces. Their tactical judgment and courage turned the tide of battle.
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