Yue Jian-yong's Viewpoint: Was the Dissolution of the Soviet Union Historically Inevitable?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Yue Jianyong analyzes the inevitability of the Soviet Union’s collapse, citing Gorbachev’s reforms and strategic pressure from the United States as factors, and pointing to the limits of authoritarian reform. The analysis offers important historical lessons.
Wang Liben's Viewpoint: Macao People Don't Gamble—a City That Makes a Business of Other People's Desires
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
An Australian business intelligence AI analyzes Macau’s gambling industry and its social impact. It takes an in-depth look at Macau’s economic growth, the role of the gambling industry, and the social problems behind it.
Hsieh Chin-fang's Column: David Versus Goliath—Carney's Odds
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Canadian Prime Minister Carney is taking a hard line against the Trump administration’s high tariffs, using electricity, potash and crude oil supplies as bargaining chips in a counterattack. He is pushing back with national unity and a market-diversification strategy.
Hsu Tso-sheng's Viewpoint: From Electrical Engineering Dominance to Cross-Disciplinary Restructuring—Taiwan Must Solve Its Talent “Dutch Disease”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
As the advantage in university admissions for the 2026 academic year shifts from electrical engineering to materials science, Taiwan faces a crisis in developing talent in the basic sciences. The dominance of electrical engineering and information engineering is causing “Dutch disease” and hindering long-term technological innovation.
Tu Tzu-chen's Viewpoint: Life Sciences Are a Rising Star
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The global healthcare industry is undergoing a profound shift from an efficiency-driven mindset to one focused on risk, with life sciences emerging as a new engine of growth. Taiwan could establish a new international competitive advantage by deeply integrating its semiconductor and AI technologies with biomedicine.
Hsu Yung-hsiang's Column: Why Can't Iran Be Brought Down? Are You Sure Trump Wants to Bring Iran Down?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Using the U.S. professional baseball classic as an analogy, Hsu Yung-hsiang argues that the United States does not truly want to bring Iran down. Faced with a fiscal crisis and strategic retrenchment, it is prioritizing cuts to overseas military spending. Trump and Musk disagree over the deficit.
Opinion: Pro-unification and pro-independence camps are both fighting over the refrigerator, but have forgotten Taiwan's own refrigerator
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The article examines how the “refrigerator” has become a symbol of historical superiority in debates over unification and independence. It notes that existence is often confused with widespread availability, and calls for greater recognition of Taiwan's own agency in modernization.
Opinion: When Will the “Resist China, Protect Taiwan” Campaign End?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
A political commentator criticized the Democratic Progressive Party’s “anti-China” campaign, calling its “red-tagging” tactics stale as an election strategy. The commentator said the unease surrounding the electoral situation in Kaohsiung was behind the campaign.
Liu Junzu's Column: Sudden Upheaval—Karmic Consequences as Hegemony Crumbles, with Natural and Man-Made Disasters Looming
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Using I Ching divination to analyze global political and economic crises, Liu Junzu points to ballooning U.S. debt, the weakening of the dollar's dominance, a revival of Japanese militarism and extreme weather disasters, foretelling major changes in the Bingwu and Dingwei years.
Chen Jiajun's Essay: Democratic Resilience, National Security, and What We Are Willing to Protect Together
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Chen Chia-chun discusses the relationship between Taiwan’s democratic resilience and national security, and frames anti-corruption as national policy. Clarifying sovereignty and society’s capacity for self-purification are key to its sustainability.
Chang Ching-jui's Viewpoint: The Harder You Manage, the More Powerless You Feel—“Counterforce” in Workplace Physics Management
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Chang Ching-jui, former acting president of National Taiwan University, proposes “workplace physics management” and uses Newton's third law to explain counterforce in management. He says excessive management can provoke resistance from teams, and argues that guidance works better than control.
Opinion: Have You Noticed the Frequent Cases Involving DPP Local Governments?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Cases of wrongdoing by local officials affiliated with the Democratic Progressive Party have been occurring one after another in Taiwan, but media attention is uneven, with corruption outside Taipei and New Taipei being downplayed. This demonstrates a lack of fairness.
Opinion: Lai Ching-te's Rhetoric Is More Outrageous Than Torrential Rain
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
President Lai Ching-te has come under criticism for making political remarks in response to severe rain-related damage in southern Taiwan. The remarks are seen as ignoring historical and geographical facts and as electioneering.
Opinion: Money Can't Guarantee Things Get Done, but Without Money Things Can't Get Done
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
A Taiwanese university professor wrote that the premier’s failure to visit disaster sites was a matter of attitude, not budget, criticizing the government. This is fueling distrust in the government, amid calls for change at the polls.
Opinion: Another Way to Think About the Hsu Chun-ying Case
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Xu Chunying, a spouse from mainland China, was sentenced to 7 years for violating the Anti-Infiltration Act. The Taiwan Affairs Office criticized the case as “judicial persecution,” raising suspicions of political manipulation. Structural similarities in discrimination against minorities in Taiwan and the United States have also been pointed out.
Capitalism Sweeps In Amid the Wave of Globalization: Excerpt from The Making of China in the World (4)
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
This book excerpt analyzes how China became impoverished amid globalization due to the monetization of silver and political incapacity. It contrasts this with Britain's successful state-building and reveals the far-reaching effects of institutional differences.
Pokémon cards’ 30th anniversary: 66.9% say they will keep entering until they win. 65.8% will not pay above retail price! Survey by トレゲト, a card lottery information site
Published ・ Source Japan | PR TIMES
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Facts
“Keep trying until I win” was the most common answer, at 66.9% (166 votes)
“Up to the retail price (I won’t pay more)” received 65.8% (293 votes)
Only 8.1% (20 votes) said they would “give up after one try”
34.2% (152 votes) said they would pay above the retail price
Up to 1.5 times the retail price: 64 votes (14.4%)
Up to 2 times the retail price: 46 votes (10.3%)
“I’d pay any amount”: 42 votes (9.4%)
“I’ll look for a store selling at retail price” received 57.0% (159 of 279 votes)
10.8% (30 votes) said they would “buy even at a resale price”
[Tai Duan] In accordance with Taiwan Stock Exchange Corporation letter Tai-Zheng-Shang-Yi No. 1121801204
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
The fair value of 4 funds held by Ta Duan Industry was assessed at 0 yen. The company disclosed the information, including outstanding redemption requests, in response to a disclosure request from the Taiwan Stock Exchange. It is considering legal action to protect shareholder interests.
Companies mentioned:Ayers Alliance Financial Group Ltd.、STI PF Limited、City Credit Investment Bank Limited、City Credit Asset Management Nominee Co., Ltd.、CCAM Co., Ltd.
【藥華藥】The Company's new drug BESREMi (Ropeginterferon alfa-2b-njft) has been approved by the U.S. FDA for the treatment of essential thrombocythemia (ET) in adults.
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
PharmaEssentia's new drug BESREMi has been approved by the U.S. FDA to treat essential thrombocythemia, marking the company's formal entry into the U.S. ET market.
【三晃】Announcement that the company's name will change from “三晃股份有限公司” to “國慶科技股份有限公司”; announcement period: July 1, 115, to Sept. 30, 115.
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
三晃股份有限公司 changed its name to 國慶科技股份有限公司 on 2026年6月29日. Its stock code remains 1721. The move reflects the company's transformation strategy and provides information transparency for investors and the market.
[沛爾生醫-創] announces that the par value of its shares will change from NT$10 to NT$0.5. Announcement period: Aug. 6, 115, to Nov. 5, 115.
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
沛爾生醫-創 announced that its share par value will be reduced from 10 yuan to 0.5 yuan. The move has been approved by the relevant authorities and will take effect on 115年9月7日. It is intended to improve share liquidity and will have no material impact on investors' rights.
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【臻鼎-KY】Subsidiary PENG SHEN TECHNOLOGY (THAILAND) CO., LTD. announces acquisition of machinery and equipment
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
A subsidiary of 臻鼎-KY acquired machinery and equipment in Thailand. The transaction was conducted through price comparison and negotiated pricing based on market rates, for use in its operations.
Good Morning, World: 外交部's 116 budget includes 1 billion to promote a Taiwan industrial park in Eswatini
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 中央社 CNA
Summary not yet available
Facts
The total expenditure budget is 43.413447 billion yuan.
Original外交部明年度將投入10億元用於推動在非洲友邦史瓦帝尼王國設立台灣產業創新園區
More than 1,300 global exhibitors are expected to take part.
4,300 booths on display
Participants from 65 countries will gather.
More than 100,000 semiconductor professionals
682 people have died.
Nearly 3,000 people are missing
Post-disaster reconstruction is initially estimated to cost US$4 billion to US$5 billion
After the increase, the amount per session will range from 16,000 to 66,000 yuan.
Care allowances will rise from 3,200 yuan per month for people with partial paralysis and 7,463 yuan for those with total paralysis to 3,900 yuan and 9,100 yuan, respectively.
Care allowances will rise from 3,200 yuan per month for people with partial paralysis and 7,463 yuan for those with total paralysis to 3,900 yuan, respectively.
Intel 14A process makes major progress! Defect density best since 22nm, customers start asking about capacity
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Intel’s next-generation 14A process is improving defect density at its fastest pace since 22-nanometer technology. Expectations are growing, with customers asking about securing production capacity even before mass production.