Song Chen-chao’s Viewpoint: The Development and Challenges of the BRICS Summit on Its 20th Anniversary—Rising Together or Standing Apart?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The 18th BRICS Summit was held in New Delhi, India, on Sept. 12-13, 2026, marking the bloc’s 20th anniversary. As the host country’s leader, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the “autonomy of the Global South.” Amid competition and cooperation with China and Russia, BRICS’ normative power and moves toward de-dollarization drew attention.
Hua Chun-hsiung’s Viewpoint: From George W. Bush to Trump—America’s 25-Year War on Terror, a Past It Would Rather Not Revisit
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Hua Chun-hsiung’s viewpoint notes that from Sept. 11, 2001, to the present, the United States has had four presidents—George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump and Joe Biden—and that its 25-year war on terror ended in failure. Using Peter Bergen’s new book, The Presidents’ War, as a starting point, it analyzes the U.S. government’s strategic mistakes and political secrets during the conflict.
Tu Tzu-chen’s Viewpoint: What If Young People Can’t Get Their First Job…
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The spread of AI is making it harder for young people to secure their first jobs, and companies are cutting back on hiring new graduates. A Stanford University study found that the employment rate of young people in occupations highly exposed to AI is about 19% lower. Education and corporate training methods need to be reconsidered.
Yang Kang-ju’s Viewpoint: Hsing Tai-chao, Azi and the Constellation Sect—Three Great Skills: Flattery, Bragging and Shamelessness
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Yang Kang-ju criticized the boastful culture of praise during Prosecutor-General Hsing Tai-chao’s tenure. Using the Constellation Sect and Azi from Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils as examples, he described the three great skills of flattery, bragging and shamelessness. He also questioned the Supreme Prosecutors Office’s decision to name a prosecutor figurine “Azi,” saying the allusion was inappropriate and had made the judiciary a laughingstock.
Li Chun-i’s Viewpoint: Questions Surrounding the Tsai Hsueh-liang Shooting Case May Finally Be Resolved
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Professor 李俊億 announced new forensic findings in the 蔡学良 shooting case. Tests commissioned by 国防省 demonstrated that gripping the flash suppressor of a T65K2 rifle leaves flame-burn marks. He countered criticism from Professor 孟 of 警察大学 and called for a renewed judicial investigation.
Hsu Yung-hsiang’s Column: ADF and 蘋果’s Electric Car Can Both Scale Back—Why Must China’s J-20 and 華為 Cars Be Faked Into Existence?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taiwan’s ADF fighter aircraft program has been suspended because of delays in engine development. China’s J-20 and 華為’s electric vehicles have pressed ahead despite technical shortcomings, raising concerns about safety and evasion of responsibility.
Opinion: Will Children Become Human Shields for the U.S. Military? The Lai Government Must Come Clean!
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The article criticizes the possibility that Taiwan’s 國家兒童未來館 could be used as a wartime command post for the U.S. military, and accuses the Lai Ching-te administration of using children as shields. The author opposes the expansion of the U.S. military presence and increases in Taiwan’s defense budget, warning against policies that threaten children’s safety.
Sept. 27 Morning News Briefing | 2026 Double Ninth Festival Senior-Citizen Gifts in Taiwan’s Six Special Municipalities: A Guide to Distribution; 11,000 Civil Servants Retire, 44% Leave for “This Reason”; Taiwan to Compete for Bronze in Asian Games Baseball Today
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The Sept. 27 morning newspaper briefing covers the eligibility criteria for Double Ninth Festival senior-citizen payments in the 六 special municipalities, statistics on civil servants’ retirement and departure from service, Taiwan’s Asian Games baseball bronze-medal game, the Taiwan issue at the U.S.-China summit, holiday traffic information, and the weather forecast.
Why Do Hong Kong Films Keep Depicting Old Streets, Old Buildings and Piers? Many Have Long Disappeared, and Few Know the Reasons Behind It
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
By filming old streets, buildings and piers that have disappeared or are disappearing, Hong Kong cinema preserves the city’s collective memory and way of life. From Kowloon Walled City: The Movie to The Way We Are, films have become a medium for documenting Hong Kong’s changes and reflecting people’s nostalgia for a changing city.
Opinion: Does Even Lu Rou Fan Need a Political Loyalty Test? When Democracy Is Reduced to “Whose Side Are You On”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
During Taiwan’s election campaign, the third-generation heir of 鬍鬚張 attended a support rally for Chiang Wan-an, prompting a boycott by Green-leaning supporters. The company issued an urgent statement saying it was a personal act. This article criticizes the trend of equating individuals’ political activities with corporate positions and stresses that democracy should accommodate differing views.
Hu Yu-tian’s Column: Lessons from the Hits Love Letter to Grandma and The Ox—Fashion Is Turning Back to “Traditional Territory”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Hu Yu-tian’s column analyzes the breakout success of 2 2026 films, Love Letter to Grandma and The Ox, arguing that popular tastes are shifting from deconstruction toward traditional collectivism and introspective values, giving rise to a “Chinese cultural renaissance.” The author says this retro trend is opening up blue-ocean opportunities for newcomers and creators outside the establishment, while Taiwan and Hong Kong’s arts and culture circles have yet to catch up because of political polarization.
Chang Ching-jui’s Viewpoint: The Necessary Cost of Sustainable Operations—How Can Companies Fight Entropy?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
張慶瑞, a physicist and former acting president of National Taiwan University, explains the need for corporate investments in industrial safety and environmental protection using the second law of thermodynamics. Citing 台塑グループ as an example, he discusses the importance of investment as “entropy-reduction operations” to counter the increase in entropy.
Opinion: Chen Po-yu’s Uncle and Chen Shui-bian’s Daughter
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
A ruling issued by Taiwan’s Constitutional Court on March 24, 2023 (Constitutional Court Judgment No. 4 of 112) recognized the right of a spouse at fault for adultery to seek a divorce. The case brought by the uncle of lawyer 陳柏瑜 prompted the ruling, which has had serious effects on spouses not at fault, particularly women, and reflects political double standards.
Opinion: Don’t Be a Fool! Ocean Currents Aren’t “Cockroaches and Rats”—The Election’s Answer Lies with Centrist Voters
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
汪志氷, a Kuomintang Taipei City councilor, sparked controversy by calling supporters of 沈伯洋 “cockroaches and rats.” The article calls this an insult to the people and says the rationality of swing voters is key to changing political culture.
Opinion: Diversity, Generations and Exchange—Taking the Kuomintang into the Next Era
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
A deputy head of the Kuomintang Youth League published an opinion piece urging the party to become more diverse, younger and more international to break through Taiwan’s political deadlock of binary opposition. The piece also stresses that the Youth League should serve as a vanguard for reform within the party.
The Road to Koshien—After Winning the Rare Right to Represent the Whole Island, They Could Not Compete Because of War: Excerpt from Southern Baseball Dreams (3)
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The article recounts the history of the baseball teams at Tainan First High School and Tainan Second High School during the Japanese colonial period as they sought to qualify for Koshien. It focuses in particular on the bitter episode in 1943, when they won the right to represent the entire island but could not compete because of the war. Drawing on testimony from the time, it details an important chapter in Tainan’s baseball history.
Century Wind Power (2072) announced that it will change its name to “Century Energy Equipment Co., Ltd.,” its short name to “Century Energy,” and its English name to “Century Energy Co., Ltd.,” reflecting a strategic shift from offshore wind power equipment to a broader range of energy equipment.
【國慶科技】Announcement that the company name is changing from 「三晃股份有限公司」 to 「國慶科技股份有限公司」. Announcement period: 115年07月01日至115年9月30日.
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
國慶科技, a major Taiwanese printing ink maker formerly known as 三晃, announced that it changed its name to “國慶科技股份有限公司” effective June 29, 115. The change, based on a registration update by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, is part of a brand refresh; stock code “1721” remains unchanged.
ReverV, a Type B continuous employment support program that connects “what you love” to work, marks its 1st anniversary. Commemorative livestream to be held on October 4
Published ・ Source Japan | PR TIMES
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The number of registered users has also grown to 10 (as of September 24)
Berkshire keeps adding to its stake in “this stock”! Holding rises to 11%, with $2.1 billion invested in the U.S. housing market
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Berkshire Hathaway has increased its investment in major U.S. homebuilder Lennar Homes, raising its stake to about 11%. The total investment has reached approximately $2.1 billion, in what is seen as a value-investing move against the backdrop of a sluggish housing market.
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