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Good afternoon, I'm _ with today's episode of EZ News.
Tai-Ex opening The Tai-Ex opened down 150-points this morning from last Thursday's close, at
47,873 on turnover of 13.6-billion N-T.
The market lost ground last Thursday - the last day of trading prior to the
four-day holiday weekend - as investors digested recent swings in oil prices
and ahead of talks between U-S Presidents Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping
at the White House
Lai marks Teachers' Day by touting AI teacher training plan President Lai Ching-te has marked Teachers' Day by touting his
administration's plans to invest 11-billion N-T by 2029 to strengthen
educators' digital and artificial intelligence skills.
Taking to Facebook, Lai said the Ministry of Education has launched the "AI
Talent Ark Program" to build teaching capabilities and AI-enabled learning
environments in elementary and secondary schools.
Lai also said his administration will continue listening to educators,
improve teaching conditions, and ensure teachers receive the respect and
support they deserve (應得) so they can focus on teaching.
The Ministry of Education has said its "AI Talent Ark Program" is aimed at
enhancing digital teaching materials and developing next-generation A-I
learning systems.
MOJ admits over 40% of those investigated for human trafficking are not indicted The Ministry of Justice says just over 40-per cent of individuals
investigated for human trafficking-related crimes between 2021 and 2025 were
indicted.
According to a recent ministry report, of the 3,401 people investigated,
1,914 were alleged to have been involved in labor exploitation (剝削), 1,281 in
sexual exploitation and 147 in organ harvesting.
The report also noted that the number of people investigated for sex
trafficking rose from 168 in 2021 to 309 in 2025, while the number of people
indicted in organ-harvesting cases remained below 70 each year.
Of those investigated, 41-per cent were indicted, 41.4-per cent were not
indicted and 0.8-per cent received deferred prosecution.
TRUMP DENIES OFFERING ARMS TO CHINA, CONTRADICTING HIS OWN AMBASSADOR'S ACCOUNT US President Donald Trump has denied offering to sell American weapons to
China, directly contradicting his own ambassador, who said on Sunday that the
president had raised the prospect of arms sales during last week's summit
with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Speaking in the Oval Office on Monday, President Trump said he had never
heard of such a proposal (提議) — but then added that China would probably like
to buy US equipment because America makes better military hardware.
The State Department has issued a formal denial, saying US law prohibits arms
sales to China and that no such offer or plan exists.
Kate Fisher reports from Washington.
Argentina Threatens Legal Action to stop UK Oil Project Off Falkland Islands Argentina is threatening international legal action to stop an oil project
off the disputed Falkland Islands.
President Javier Milei’s office said Monday that the United Kingdom has two
weeks to halt work on the Sea Lion development.
Otherwise, Argentina says it will ask an international maritime court for an
emergency order stopping the project.
The court’s orders are legally binding, but it cannot force the U.K. to
comply (遵守).
Britain controls the islands, which Argentina also claims.
Oil production is expected to begin in 2028.
Milei’s push comes as his popularity slips and U.S. President Donald Trump
suggests reconsidering U.S. neutrality in the sovereignty dispute.
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