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Wuling Farm in Taipei announces hydrangeas in full bloom, featuring the new ＂Flower Chozuya＂ site. Enjoy vibrant colors and serene beauty until mid-July.

The U.S. State Department will resume processing foreign student visas, requiring applicants to disclose social media accounts. Critics say this may deter international students.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs in Taiwan is reviewing Threads’ new ad features for potential regulation. With 3.5 million users, oversight is crucial.

Influencer Holger Chen captivated over 60,000 viewers during his live-streamed visit to Shanghai Tower. His trip sparked interest in his potential entry into China’s fitness market.

Taiwan’s Starlux Airlines has dismissed two pilots following procedural violations during a go-around maneuver on a Taipei to Clark, Philippines flight. Chairman K.W. Chang emphasized the airline’s commitment to safety and transparency, reporting the incident to Taiwan’s Civil Aviation Administration despite potential reputational damage. The violation was initially exposed by aviation social media influencer ＂Crazy James 787.＂

TSMC warns of scammers impersonating its founder and executives on social media. The company stresses it doesn’t run personal Facebook accounts or host giveaways.

Taiwan’s MAC minister raises concerns about Red Note’s role in political unification, urging regulatory measures. A Chinese scholar links the app to unification efforts.

Taiwan’s education minister addresses concerns over U.S. student visa interview pauses, ensuring current interviews proceed. Taiwan explores dual-degree options for affected students.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a halt on visa interview slots for international students, affecting admissions at U.S. universities like Harvard. The decision includes social media vetting, sparking debate. Taiwan’s MOE offers support to affected students. Immigration experts warn of economic impacts.

South Korean cheerleader Lee Dahye addressed center stage rumors at a Taipei charity event. She clarified her stance on performance positions and shared personal insights.

TVBS staff and celebrities joined forces with environmental organization RE-THINK to clean a New Taipei beach, using AI technology to measure their success in reducing the pollution index from 67.3 to 8.7. The initiative highlights the media company’s commitment to environmental sustainability and addresses the growing crisis of marine pollution, which could see plastic waste outweighing fish in oceans by 2050 without intervention.

President Lai Ching-te condemned the Kashmir attack, expressing solidarity with India. The Resistance Front claimed responsibility for the attack, which killed 26.

ChatGPT faced a major outage on April 24, affecting users globally. Many experienced disconnections, sparking social media buzz. OpenAI has not yet explained the issue.

Cathay Pacific addressed concerns about flight CX-531’s malfunction at Nagoya Chubu Airport. Passengers criticized the handling of the incident, citing safety and service issues.

Taiwanese supermodel Lin Chi-ling stuns fans with her youthful look in a recent social media post by her husband, Akira. The couple hosted friends in Japan, showcasing their affectionate bond.

Over 70% of children in Taiwan rely heavily on social media, says the Child Welfare League Foundation. Excessive use impacts life satisfaction and physical health.

Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency deported Chinese influencer Xiaowei, citing national security concerns. Her residency was revoked after pro-China posts.

Taiwan’s immigration agency orders Chinese influencer Liu Zhenya to leave by March 25 or face deportation. Her residency was revoked for promoting unification with China.

A Taiwan legislator and youth rights group urge the government to tackle student mental health issues after GSAT results. They call for better counseling and privacy protection.

A Taiwan pet owner offers NT$300,000 for information on her dog missing for 15 years. The heartfelt plea has sparked online support and skepticism.

Chinese sculptor Hong Jinshi sees renewed demand for his ＂Trump Buddha＂ sculptures as Donald Trump prepares to take office. Originals and replicas are popular online.

Taiwan loses up to NT$500 million daily to scams, with investment frauds leading. Despite high confidence in detection, many fall victim. Citizens urge stricter penalties and better enforcement.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Labor investigates abuse of power allegations against a department head. The probe aims to ensure fairness and transparency in the workplace.

Taipei 101 will ring in the New Year with a ＂Team Taiwan and Champion＂ fireworks show, honoring Taiwan’s heroes and recent baseball victory. The six-minute display, sponsored by Cathay United Bank, aims to boost Taipei 101’s social media presence.

Taipei’s Zhongshan Girls High School addresses false reports on a Chinese delegation visit, emphasizing media literacy and students’ rights. The school urges rational discourse.