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撰文攝影／Mika、整理／實習記者蘇相云

這趟來花蓮晚餐指明要吃海鮮熱炒，朋友激推花蓮市海產熱炒必吃這家。看得出來他確實N訪很多次，根本熟門熟路，點起餐來真的是有夠專業，多虧了他，除了飽餐一頓以外，還吃到了只有當季才有的烏魚膘跟烏魚腱，這兩道對我來說還真是初體驗。

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▲試問這家海產店生意到底有多好，在市區店附近至少租了兩個停車場。

▲但其實店面本身規模不大，看得出來都是在地客居多。

▲這家是無菜單料理，都是需要自己點菜的那種，當然店家會給建議，也會告知目前當季海鮮有哪些，可以點哪幾種料理方法等等。

▲這家生意也是真的很好，平日晚餐經常滿座。

客家小炒

▲我還真的沒想過會在花蓮點客家小炒，然後還能炒得這麼鹹香脆辣，很夠味超下飯。

炒飯

▲炒得粒粒分明，鑊氣十足，好吃。

鱔魚炒麵

▲吃起來沒有台南這麼酸甜，口味上相對溫和許多，但我很喜歡就是了，這調味對我來說很友好。

炸烏魚腱

▲聽說這是烏魚的胃，在烏魚三寶中被稱為「烏魚魨」，炸過真的很好吃，口感帶嚼勁，像雞胗口感。

炒青菜

嫩豆腐鮮蚵

▲帶點鹹甜口感，滑嫩豆腐搭配新鮮蚵仔的組合，怎麼可能輸。

烏魚膘是指公烏魚的精巢，又稱「烏魚白」，我真的沒吃過這麼大一條的烏魚膘，真的也是初體驗了！其實口感比較像嫩豆腐，只是帶著一點點腥味，搭配甜鹹醬汁還蠻好吃的。

▲這一道是招待的，但我忘記是什麼了，反正這家海鮮料理確實很夠水準，有來花蓮市玩激推。

福源海鮮

地址：花蓮縣花蓮市中福路208號電話：03－8311817時間：17：00～23：00

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撰文攝影／水晶安蹄不務正業過生活、整理／實習記者陳莉玟

「廣州街脆皮蚵仔煎」是萬華龍山寺站附近廣州街夜市（艋舺夜市）裡的老店，這次會特地跑一趟，是因為前陣子在YouTube上看到有人介紹，看起來很心動，找了個平日晚上去踩點。攤子主打酥脆蚵仔煎，吃起來像是冰花煎餃的脆度，在這條街上已經開超過二十年，查了一下原來很多媒體都有報導過。

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位置大約在廣州街224號附近，靠近環河南路二段交界，從龍山寺捷運站出來沿廣州街往華西街夜市方向走，攤位就在路口，脆皮蚵仔煎就在人行道上，跟著傍晚聚集的人潮通常不難找。這次去現場沒有明顯排隊人潮，但攤子生意很好，客人一組接一組上前點餐，翻桌速度算快。

環境要老實講一句，不要抱太高期待。攤子就在廣州街人行道的騎樓下，用餐區是路邊擺開的塑膠椅，頭頂上有路樹，風大一點偶爾還會有落葉飄進湯碗裡，是很道地的夜市路邊攤氛圍。不是舒服乾淨的內用空間，很在意乾淨度的真的這攤可以跳過。

菜單廣州街脆皮蚵仔煎的菜單很單純，主力就是蚵仔煎跟蚵仔湯，這次點的蚵仔煎90元、蚵仔湯110元，兩份加起來200元。很多人都會一套蚵仔煎加湯點起來，在小吃攤裡不算便宜，但蚵仔給得夠大顆，感覺下來還算合理，肥滋滋的吃起來很有感。

餐點

脆皮蚵仔煎端上桌賣相就先贏一半，餅皮邊緣煎得焦黃翹起，中間有肥厚蚵仔，煎出來的香氣很明顯。口感老實說邊邊是微脆，咬下去有明顯的脆度跟聲音，但不到新竹城隍廟MY王蚵仔煎那種整片薄脆到像餅乾、一口咬下去會卡滋卡滋的等級。不過如果拿台北市區的蚵仔煎來比，這攤的脆度已經算數一數二，比一般軟軟的粉漿蚵仔煎明顯有存在感，蚵仔本身數量給得大方，鮮甜比粉漿味道更搶戲，醬汁吃起來花生味蠻重的，偏甜一點。

蚵仔湯個人反而覺得比蚵仔煎更讓人印象深刻，加了薑絲跟蒜酥湯頭算清爽，裡面的蚵仔顆顆肥滋滋又大顆，數量比想像中多，喝完湯底幾乎撈得到七八顆蚵仔。蚵仔煎要跟新竹那種頂級酥脆比還有落差，蚵仔湯這碗反而沒有懸念，蚵仔新鮮飽滿的程度直接吃得出來，是這次覺得比招牌蚵仔煎更值得點的一道，來的話個人會建議蚵仔湯一定要點。

心得根據台北市市場處資料，廣州街攤販集中場（俗稱廣州街夜市）本來就是在地經營多年的攤商，脆皮蚵仔煎是裡面的老字號之一，假日建議傍晚人潮還沒完全湧入前早點先去，比較不用久候。蚵仔煎跟蚵仔湯建議兩份一起點，尤其蚵仔湯真的不要漏掉；但如果是專程為了吃到頂級酥脆蚵仔煎才跑一趟，個人覺得不用抱太高期待，新竹城隍廟那攤才是真正的酥脆天花板。環境是路邊攤等級，能接受騎樓風吹日曬、偶爾飄落葉的人再去，會吃得比較盡興。

廣州街夜市脆皮蚵仔煎

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「晟洸菓子坊」是許多人推薦的瑞芳伴手禮名店，也是小編放在口袋名單收藏多年的四腳亭美食，曾獲得2010台北縣十大伴手禮第一名，最知名的就是整顆南瓜製作的南瓜乳酪蛋糕；將天然南瓜與濃郁乳酪完美結合，不僅外觀吸睛，更成為不少遊客來瑞芳指定購買的特色甜點。

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交通搭乘台鐵至四腳亭站後，由中央路出口步行約5分鐘即可抵達，沿途會經過吉慶公園、彩虹欄杆及吉安宮，很容易找到晟洸菓子坊，開車前來周邊也有路邊停車空間可利用。

外觀走到門口最吸引目光的就是放置在門外的大型南瓜裝飾，看起來就像童話故事中的灰姑娘南瓜馬車，非常具有代表性，也是許多遊客拍照打卡的熱門地標，搭配醒目的橘黃色招牌，即使第一次造訪也很容易找到。

環境整體空間雖然沒有華麗裝潢，但乾淨整潔又充滿傳統烘焙坊的溫馨感，右側是麵包展示架，左側冷藏櫃則擺放招牌南瓜乳酪蛋糕，商品陳列簡單明瞭。除了商品之外，牆上還掛著許多歷年得獎紀錄，包括2009美滋糕餅金牌獎以及2010台北縣十大伴手禮第一名，讓人感受到晟洸菓子坊多年來累積的好口碑，也讓第一次來訪的旅客更加放心選購。

販售的商品種類不少，除了常見的菠蘿麵包、起酥麵包、吐司之外，也推出許多加入南瓜製作的特色商品，包括南瓜吐司、南瓜餐包、南瓜饅頭等，都是人氣商品。

許多客人來到晟洸菓子坊，幾乎都是為了招牌南瓜乳酪蛋糕而來，但不少人也會順手帶幾條南瓜吐司或南瓜餐包回家，常有不少外縣市旅客專程前來購買，也是不少人返鄉時指定購買的瑞芳伴手禮。

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南瓜乳酪蛋糕最有名的就是南瓜乳酪蛋糕，直接使用整顆南瓜挖空後填入濃郁重乳酪，再放入烘烤完成，可以購買整顆、半顆或單片，非常適合第一次嘗鮮，吃得到天然南瓜的綿密口感，加上香濃乳酪，層次相當特別，也是外面少見的特色甜點。

這次我購買一片南瓜乳酪蛋糕試試味道，入口時先感受到乳酪濃郁滑順，接著就是天然南瓜香氣，整體甜度不高，吃起來比想像中清爽，也能吃得到完整南瓜本身的口感。雖然價格不算便宜，但真材實料，值得一試。

南瓜吐司除了招牌甜點之外，我也順手買了一條南瓜吐司，吐司口感柔軟濕潤，帶有自然南瓜香甜，不會過於甜膩，無論直接吃或稍微烤過都很好吃，很適合當早餐或下午茶，也難怪成為不少熟客固定回購商品。

心得四腳亭美食晟洸菓子坊真的很值得安排順路拜訪，整顆南瓜乳酪蛋糕不僅創意十足，也是真材實料，搭配南瓜吐司、南瓜餐包等特色商品，不論自己享用或送禮都很適合。

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▲認知與接受條款 一、歡迎您來到ETtoday新聞雲網站（https://www.ettoday.net，下稱「本網站」），本網站係由東森新媒體控股股份有限公司﹙下稱ETtoday﹚負責經營，提供包含但不限於ETtoday新聞雲、ETtoday星光雲以及其他ETtoday所推出之服務等。本網站提供之服務均依據ETtoday服務條款 (以下簡稱「本條款」)，為保障您的權益，於開始使用本網站服務時，請先詳讀本條款與ETtoday隱私權政策，以及其他本網站未來陸續公佈之相關條款，並請您確實遵守下列條款。

二、當您成為本網站會員或開始使用本網站服務時，即表示您已閱讀、瞭解並同意接受本條款所有內容，並完全接受本網站現有與未來衍生或變更之服務內容；此外，當您使用ETtoday的特定服務時，可能會依據該特定服務之性質，而須遵守ETtoday所另行公告之服務條款或相關規定，此另行公告之服務條款或相關規定，亦均併入屬於本條款之一部分。若您無法確實遵守本條款內容或對於本條款內容之全部或一部不同意時，請您立即停止使用本網站。

三、若您未滿二十歲，除應符合上述規定外，應經您的法定代理人（監護人）閱讀、瞭解並同意本條款之所有內容及其後修改變更後，始得申請、註冊及使用本網站所提供的服務；當您完成相關申請或開始使用本網站所提供之服務時，則視為您已向ETtoday擔保已取得法定代理人（監護人）之事先同意。

四、相關網路內容安全問題可上 iWIN網路內容防護機構洽詢 https://i.win.org.tw/

▲服務條款 一、若您同意成為本網站會員，請於註冊時提供正確、真實且完整之個人基本資料(下稱「會員資料」），若會員資料有任何變更請務必立即更新；此外，若您提供任何錯誤、不實之資料、違反法律之規定、或其他致ETtoday認為不適當之行為者（包括但不限於利用本網站從事侵害他人權益或違法行為等），除相關法律責任應由您自行負責外，ETtoday有權逕暫停或終止您的帳號，並拒絕您使用本網站服務，如另致ETtoday受有損害者，您應負賠償責任。

二、為維護自身權益，請您妥善保管使用者帳號、密碼﹙請不定期更新﹚及其他會員資料等，並嚴防將會員資料洩漏或提供予第三人知悉、轉讓或租借給其他第三人使用。任何使用者依照本網站規定輸入與會員相符之資料時，所有使用該帳號及密碼進入本網站之行為，皆視同該帳號及密碼持有人之行為，您應對該等行為負完全責任。

三、如您發現帳號及密碼遭盜用或其他不當使用時，請您立即通知ETtoday，並協助提出具體事證，以利ETtoday採取相關措施，惟ETtoday相對應採取之有關措施，係為保障會員相關權益，無構成對會員有明示及或默示之擔保或賠償責任，且ETtoday有權停止您於本網站之各項服務。

四、本網站僅係提供瀏覽服務之平台，故由會員或使用者公開張貼之言論、資訊、文字、軟體、音樂、照片、圖形、視訊、信息或其他內容等，均由提供者自負完全法律及賠償責任，ETtoday不保證其正確性、完整性或品質；另您知悉並同意前開已發表之內容不受到ETtoday隱私權保障，且得供其他使用者瀏覽、點閱。

五、您擁有您發表在本網站之所有內容和資料，就智慧財產權內容(如相片和影片等)，您同意提供ETtoday就該內容擁有非獨家、可轉讓、可再授權、免版稅之全球授權，及使用您發表於本網站之任何智慧財產權內容，惟當您刪除您的智慧財產權內容或您的帳號時，此授權便宣告終止。

六、您知悉並保證絕不為任何非法目的或以任何非法方式瀏覽、使用本網站服務，且不得利用本網站侵害他人權益或為違法行為（包括但不限於發表任何誹謗、侮辱、具威脅性、攻擊性、不雅、猥褻、不實、違反公共秩序或善良風俗或其他不法之文字、圖片等），並承諾遵守中華民國相關法規及一切使用網際網路之國際慣例；違者，除應自負法律責任外，ETtoday有權依其合理考量逕行拒絕或移除任何涉及違反本條款或法令規定之言論及圖文內容。

七、ETtoday有權保留本網站張貼內容（包括但不限於新聞、刊登廣告、留言內容等）之最長期間；若ETtoday將本網站任何訊息及內容刪除或未予儲存，毋須承擔任何責任。

八、您於本網站瀏覽之廣告內容、文字、圖片說明、展示樣品或其他資訊等，均係各廣告商、產品與服務之供應商所提供，您應自行斟酌與判斷該廣告之可信度與真實性，ETtoday不對前述被委託刊登之廣告負擔保責任。

九、本網站服務有時可能因不可遇期或不可抗力之因素而發生中斷或故障等現象，或許將造成您使用上的不便、資料喪失、錯誤、遭人篡改或其他經濟上損失等情形；您於使用本網站時宜自行採取防護措施。

十、ETtoday將依一般合理之技術及方式，維持本網站系統及服務之正常運作。但於下列情形發生時，您明白並同意ETtoday得暫停或終止本網站系統之全部或一部分，且無須負擔任何責任：   1. ETtoday對本網站系統相關之軟硬體設備進行搬遷、更新、升級、保養或維修時；  2. 違反法律、政府機關法令或本條款之情形；  3. 因天災或其他不可抗力事件導致本網站系統或設備有損壞、停止或中斷之情形；  4. ETtoday組織變更或業務調整等時； 5. 其他不可歸責於ETtoday之事由所致之本網站系統停止或中斷。

十一、ETtoday提供之各項服務及其他一切因會員身份享有之權益，仍屬ETtoday或其他合法權利人所有，您除依本條款之約定為使用外，皆不得以任何方式將其轉讓、移轉、出租、出借予任何第三人或繼承…等，如您就會員服務所為任何轉讓、移轉、出租、出借予其他任何第三人之行為或繼承…等，對ETtoday均不生效力。

十二、ETtoday特此聲明，本條款之各項解釋、適用，均依照中華民國法律及ETtoday規定辦理，如因此衍生爭議，以台灣台北地方法院為第一審管轄法院。

countries: 中華民國 台灣

things: 人權 經濟

title: 服務條款 | ETtoday新聞雲 會員專區


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歡迎您蒞臨、使用「ETtoday新聞雲」網站（https://www.ettoday.net）及 (或) ETtoday APP，並誠摯邀請您加入「ETtoday會員服務」。「ETtoday新聞雲」網站及 (或) ETtoday APP係由東森新媒體控股股份有限公司（以下簡稱ETtoday）運營，為保障您個人資料之安全，以《ETtoday隱私權保護政策》（以下簡稱「本隱私權保護政策」）讓您瞭解ETtoday對於您的隱私權之尊重與保護，並提供您有關您個人資料之相關資訊。 隱私權保護政策的適用範圍  1. 本隱私權保護政策範圍，包括您使用「ETtoday新聞雲」、「ETtoday星光雲」以及其他ETtoday所推出之服務時(以下合稱「ETtoday」網站)及 (或) 加入「ETtoday會員服務」時，ETtoday向您蒐集之個人資料、交易資訊以及其後續之處理、利用行為。除本隱私權保護政策另有說明外，本隱私權保護政策不適用於「ETtoday新聞雲」、「ETtoday星光雲」以及其他ETtoday所推出之服務以外之連結第三方網站或Facebook或其他社群服務，也不適用於非「ETtoday新聞雲」、「ETtoday星光雲」以及其他ETtoday所推出之服務所委託管理之人員。

2. 若您有使用Facebook或其他社群服務，ETtoday可能透過相關社群服務系統設計，於取得您的同意後，將「ETtoday新聞雲」部分資訊發佈至您的社群活動資訊頁面，若您不同意該等訊息之發佈，請您勿點選同意鍵，或於事後透過各該社群服務之會員機制移除該等資訊或拒絕該網站繼續發佈相關訊息。

瀏覽者資料的蒐集與利用  1. ETtoday將遵循『個人資料保護法』之規定﹙包括您主動提供或經您同意由第三人提供﹚蒐集您的個人資訊。當您瀏覽「ETtoday」網站及(或)ETtoday APP時，除專屬活動另有約定外，ETtoday不會主動蒐集任何您的個人身分資料。

2. 在您瀏覽或登入使用「ETtoday」網站時，ETtoday將自動記錄您瀏覽器上的設備資料，包括網路IP位置及您瀏覽的網頁記錄、cookie等，這些資料僅作分析使用者的喜好與習慣、統計瀏覽人次及流量、根據使用者的行為與偏好做適當的網頁內容調整，以提供更好的服務。

會員資料的蒐集與利用   1. 當您註冊登記「ETtoday會員服務」加入會員或經由您同意參與專案活動時，除網路IP位置及您瀏覽的網頁記錄、cookie等資料外，ETtoday會在會員(包含同意參與活動者，以下同)主動同意提供的範圍，蒐集會員的名稱、頭像圖片、電子郵件、地址、電話號碼、出生年月日、性別等個人資料。

2. 您同意ETtoday於其營運地區及期間內，基於資訊服務、零售、行銷業務、及前述業務之管理、調查與研究分析、及改善前述業務之特定目的範圍內，得蒐集、處理、利用及國際傳輸您與ETtoday因契約(如消費)或類似契約關係(如參與贈獎)或註冊ETtoday會員及您為使用ETtoday或合作第三方服務(如金融機構、合作廠商、物流業者、政府機關、業務往來或合作之東森集團關係企業)向ETtoday所提供的基本資料，以上資料包含姓名、電話、地址、電子郵件、帳務資料(依您使用之付款方式)及其他您所提供之個人資料。

3. 依據法務部頒佈之「個人資料保護法之特定目的及個人資料之類別」，ETtoday蒐集、處理、利用及保有您個人資料之種類列示如下： Ｃ○○一 辨識個人者。(例如：姓名、職稱、住址、地址、電話號碼、網路平臺申請之帳號、會員編號、電子郵遞地址及其他任何可辨識資料本人者等。) Ｃ○○二 辨識財務者。(例如：金融機構帳戶之號碼與姓名、信用卡或簽帳卡之號碼、保險單號碼、個人之其他號碼或帳戶等。) Ｃ○○三 政府資料中之辨識者。(例如：身分證統一編號、護照號碼等。) Ｃ○一一 個人描述。(例如：年齡、性別、出生年月日、出生地、國籍、聲音等。) Ｃ○二一 家庭情形。(例如：結婚有無、配偶或同居人之姓名、前配偶或同居人之姓名、結婚之日期、子女之人數等。) Ｃ○三六 生活格調。(例如：使用消費品之種類及服務之細節、個人或家庭之消費模式等。) Ｃ○九三 財務交易。(例如：收付金額、信用額度、保證人、支付方式、往來紀錄、保證金或其他擔保等。) Ｃ一○二 約定或契約。(例如：關於交易、商業、法律或其他契約、代理等。) Ｃ一三二 未分類之資料。(例如：無法歸類之信件、檔案、報告或電子郵件等。)

4. ETtoday將會基於提供資訊服務、商品銷售、金融交易授權、會員權益通知、物流配送、廣告行銷、市場分析、贈獎活動或其他附隨以上各樣服務及與ETtoday合作或業務往來之所屬東森集團關係企業（包含但不限於東森寵物雲股份有限公司、奧斯卡寵物股份有限公司、東森新媒體控股股份有限公司、東森星光雲股份有限公司、東森電競雲股份有限公司、東森得易購股份有限公司、東森新零售百貨股份有限公司、東森分眾傳媒股份有限公司 、東森房屋股份有限公司、東林資產股份有限公司及東森全球事業股份有限公司等），基於廣告行銷、市場分析、贈獎活動等及未來所有可能衍生之相關服務之目的，運用或提供您的個人資料。依據法務部頒佈之「個人資料保護法之特定目的及個人資料之類別」，ETtoday蒐集、處理、利用及保有您個人資料之特定目的列示如下： 040行銷 063非公務機關依法定義務所進行個人資料之蒐集處理及利用 067信用卡、現金卡、轉帳卡或電子票證業務 069契約、類似契約或其他法律關係事務 090消費者、客戶管理與服務 091消費者保護 098商業與技術資訊 107採購與供應管理 111票券業務 118智慧財產權、光碟管理及其他相關行政 125傳播行政與管理 127募款 (包含公益勸募) 129會計與相關服務 132經營傳播業務 136資(通)訊與資料庫管理 148網路購物及其他電子商務服務 152廣告或商業行為管理 157調查、統計與研究分析 181其他經營合於營業登記項目或組織章程所定之業務。

5. 當會員點選「同意以ETtoday帳號登入」並勾選該服務所屬企業的使用者條款以及隱私權保護政策同意以SSO(Single Sign On)註冊登入或經會員同意以會員帳號登入或使用東森集團關係企業的任一服務（例如東森寵物雲、奧斯卡寵物水族、東森購物網、東森自然美、東森房屋等、）後，就可以登入使用東森集團所屬各關係企業的服務。請特別注意，ETtoday係經會員同意並依會員的指示提供會員所屬個人資料予指定之東森集團關係企業，且可能會因為您使用東森集團關係企業的各項服務而應適用該各項服務所屬而不同於ETtoday的使用條款與隱私權保護政策。

6. 蒐集 email 作為 ETtoday 帳號登入 -欲移除開放平台資料可於登入後首頁移除，如需移除方法說明，請來信appservice@ettoday.net -刪除開放平台資料請於：https://member.ettoday.net/index.php7 登入後首頁中找到「隱私權與刪除帳號(Privacy and delete account)」點選，再找到「申請刪除會員(Delete account)」點選，於 email 填寫欲刪除註冊會員之手機號碼。

隱私權保護政策的例外範圍   在以下情形下，ETtoday得將您的個人資料提供予政府機關、其他人士或公司： 1. 依本隱私權保護政策規範者。 2. 提供資料前已取得您的同意。 3. 為完成您要求的服務或產品而必須提供您的個人資料予相關人士或公司。 4. 法律規定或公務機關行使法定權利或對訴訟上之請求提出防禦而提供之。 5. 您在網站上的行為違反「ETtoday新聞雲」、「ETtoday星光雲」以及其他ETtoday所推出服務之服務條款或有侵害ETtoday或其他第三人權益之虞者。

資料修改與行銷選擇   1. ETtoday可能會不定時更新本隱私權保護政策以符合相關法令或反映ETtoday如何蒐集、處理與利用您的個人資料。更新後的版本之生效日將顯示於本隱私保護權政策的頁面頂端的版本序號。ETtoday會將更新通知公告於網站或直接向您發送更新通知。如果更新後的本隱私權保護政策中有任何您不同意的條款，請立即停止使用ETtoday網站和退出ETtoday的服務，若您於本隱私權保護政策更新後繼續訪問ETtoday網站或使用或加入ETtoday服務，將視為您同意我們依據本隱私權保護政策蒐集、處理與利用您的個人資料。

2. 您可隨時查詢、修改、請求閱覽、製給複製本、補充、更正或停止蒐集、處理、利用或刪除您儲存於「ETtoday」網站及(或)ETtoday APP之個人資料，但ETtoday得向您酌收工本處理費。若您想要要求停止利用或刪除您儲存於「ETtoday」網站及(或)ETtoday APP之個人資料，請與我們聯絡，但請知悉，這可能將會影響您完整閱覽、使用「ETtoday」網站、ETtoday APP及(或)享有相關會員服務的權利。

3. 若您是ETtoday會員，我們有權向您傳送本網站服務相關的特定訊息(如服務公告、管理訊息)，此訊息被視為會員帳號的一部份，您無法選擇退出接收。

4. 如您不願意收到ETtoday或其他第三人的行銷訊息，請按照所收訊息中的指示取消訂閱或與我們聯絡。

5. ETtoday將以合於產業標準之合理技術及程序，致力維護您的個人資料安全。

隱私權和 Cookie 設定  (Privacy and cookie settings)

things: 人權 電競

title: 隱私權保護政策 | ETtoday新聞雲 會員專區


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東森愛的早餐陪伴長大 萬豐國小棒球隊奪冠盼赴美圓夢 台中市萬豐國小棒球隊5月16日在台灣貝比魯斯棒球聯盟全國選拔賽中一路過關斬將，成功奪下全國總冠軍，取得代表中華台北參加「2026年美國貝比魯斯聯盟U12卡爾瑞普肯世界少棒錦標賽」資格，預計今年7月底前往美國參賽。詳全文>>

東森爸爸「愛的早餐」暖心守護19年 劉和然：是孩子每天的曙光 東森集團19日在台北車站東森廣場舉辦「東森愛的早餐」感恩活動，現場邀請新北瑞濱、高雄建山、花蓮馬遠、台中崑山、萬豐等5校師生與東森愛心會員，與東森慈善基金會董事長王令麟一同參與點亮聖誕樹的溫馨儀式，現場氣氛熱烈，充滿濃濃的節慶氛圍，其中，新北市副市長劉和然也特別蒞臨，見證這份堅持了19年、守護4萬名偏鄉學童的「早餐承諾」。詳全文>>

燈亮了、心也亮了！愛的早餐19年不間斷 東森爸爸王令麟陪偏鄉孩子溫暖迎聖誕 歲末寒冬，台北車站東森廣場今（19日）瀰漫著濃厚節慶氣息。東森集團連續多年舉辦「東森愛的早餐」感恩活動，今年邀請來自新北瑞濱、高雄建山、花蓮馬遠，以及台中崑山、萬豐等5校師生，與長期投入公益的東森會員，近百人齊聚一堂，和東森慈善基金會董事長王令麟、台北市副市長林奕華、新北市副市長劉和然，以及長期受東森支持的網球好手詹詠然、詹皓晴姊妹，一同參與聖誕點燈，共同點亮希望、幸福與陪伴。詳全文>>

一張發票一份溫暖！東森爸爸送愛到萬豐 愛心會員同行見證「愛的早餐」力量 「每一張您捐出的發票，都成就一份愛的早餐」，這句溫暖的承諾，構築了東森慈善基金會長達19年的公益基石，東森購物將來自日常消費的善心化為實際行動，透過基金會推動「捐發票、做公益」，把每期中獎發票金額全數用於「愛的早餐」計畫，為偏鄉孩童提供每日的營養支持，並延伸至高等教育設立獎助學金。「東森爸爸」東森慈善基金會董事長王令麟18日親自走訪台中萬豐國小，特別邀請近20位愛心會員一起走進校園參與溫馨時刻，見證愛的早餐的力量，如何幫助孩子健康成長。詳全文>>

countries: 台灣 美國

people: 王令麟 林奕華

taiwan-subdivisions: 新北 高雄 成功 新北市 花蓮

title: 東森送愛-第1頁 | 東森送愛


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▲輝達。（圖／記者高兆麟攝）

記者張靖榕／綜合報導

AI晶片巨頭輝達（Nvidia）正進一步擴大人工智慧（AI）模型布局。美國科技媒體引述參與專案人士報導，輝達正在開發新一代AI模型家族Nemotron 4，最大版本預計擁有至少1兆個參數，目標與全球頂尖開源模型競爭，最快可能在今年秋季末準備就緒。

路透社報導，輝達是少數推出開源模型的美國大型企業之一。隨著AI開發成本持續攀升，加上價格較低的中國AI模型性能逐漸逼近美國領先實驗室Anthropic與OpenAI的主要系統，開源模型今年受到更多關注。

近期一連串涉及自主AI代理人的駭客事件曝光，也讓開源模型的安全問題受到關注，尤其這類模型應用於網路安全時受到的限制相對較少。

美媒《The Information》引述多名參與專案的員工指出，Nemotron 4系列中最大模型預計將擁有至少1兆個參數。目前輝達尚未確定正式發布日期，模型最終訓練也尚未完成，但最快可能在秋季末準備就緒。

截至目前，輝達尚未回覆路透社的置評請求。

輝達近來也積極投入AI安全與開源生態。公司上月與其他企業組成聯盟，共同開發及分享AI安全與資安工具，並與微軟（Microsoft）等科技巨頭簽署公開信，支持開放權重模型，以避免相關創新資源流向海外。

另一方面，輝達推出Nemotron 3.5 Lightning，可應用於程式碼審查、工具使用、安全警示監控及帳單諮詢答覆等任務。

輝達同時釋出開源模型路由庫NeMo Switchyard，可依照不同AI任務，自動將工作引導至最適合的模型。輝達去年底才在中國AI實驗室產品快速湧現之際，推出第3代開源模型家族，如今再開發Nemotron 4，也進一步擴大其AI模型布局。

journalist: 張靖榕

countries: 美國 中國

title: 輝達開發新一代AI「Nemotron 4」 挑戰全球頂尖開源模型 | ETtoday國際新聞


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蔣孝嚴、蔣萬安及中國的經營

蔣孝嚴的中國經營是一條不斷演進、與時俱進的動態路線。過去，是蔣孝嚴用蔣家的歷史紅利去開拓中國的政商對口；現在與未來，這套高度成熟的對口與台商網絡，則源源不絕地將能量回灌給「國民黨儲君」蔣萬安，成為他未來在台灣邁向大位時，最神祕也最巨大的跨境資產。

二二八文學裡的轉型正義／胡長松

二二八是台灣歷史上重大的政治事件，國人如何面對、理解並從該事件記取教訓，是當前政治、社會、歷史、文學、文化、法律、語言等各面向的重大課題，其中的文學面向和近代西方轉型正義價值所強調的「公布真相」、「保存記憶」等行動緊密相關。

countries: 台灣 中國

people: 蔣孝嚴 蔣萬安

title: 南方快報：全球第一份台灣立場的新聞評論網站


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‧深綠顯學系列之台獨聖界 ──台灣之子失樂園

‧深綠顯學系列之戰士崛起 ──「反倒扁」運動開創台灣歷史新局

‧深綠顯學系列之國家建構 ──台灣的單純與複雜

‧深綠顯學系列之無獨有偶 ──對黨不對人

‧深綠顯學系列之人學術圖章 ──傅鐘為誰響？

‧深綠顯學系列之2012 ──台灣總統

‧深綠顯學系列之主流政黨 ──主流民意

‧深綠顯學系列之不只拒統一 ──是綠營內部的聯合問題

‧深綠顯學系列之綽號異境 ──台灣在「幹」什麼？

‧深綠顯學系列之江蕙論述 ──真正礙虐

‧深綠顯學系列之麥克風紀 ──溺愛與唱衰

‧深綠顯學系列之要做多久 ──九集團連連看

‧深綠顯學系列之台獨使箸 ──還在反共不反中？

‧深綠顯學系列之暗夜旅人 ──讓「台獨之名」追上「台獨之實」

‧深綠顯學系列之反獨奇想 ──台獨不否定中華民國嗎？

‧深綠顯學系列之國家機密 ──中華民國流亡了沒

‧深綠顯學系列之中華鎖國 ──台灣民粹，旗正飄飄

‧深綠顯學系列之誰在復辟 ──馬英九真了不起

‧深綠顯學系列之外省不外 ──寶島非眷村

‧深綠顯學系列之百年狂想 ──Rhapsody of Centennial Republic of China

‧深綠顯學系列之眺望台灣 ──Taiwan Faraway

‧深綠顯學系列之新年風雲  ──台灣2012

‧深綠顯學系列之貓纜主席 ──十二論貓纜

‧深綠顯學系列之不必證據 ──扁案推理小說寫得好爛

‧深綠顯學系列之適可而止 ──扁案最高法則

‧深綠顯學系列之小心公審 ──勇哉公投審議委員會

‧深綠顯學系列之斷橋創痕 ──雙園水難悼文

‧深綠顯學系列之你丟我撿 ──台灣高雄世運和中華台北消費券

‧深綠顯學系列之想我屏東 ──台灣頭尾的歷史暗影

‧深綠顯學系列之無知同胞 一點都不政治的Chinese Taipei觀察員

‧深綠顯學系列之九論貓纜  ──誰來管管馬英九

‧深綠顯學系列之何必擺脫 ──南北雙鋒，穩定攻勢

‧深綠顯學系列之六論貓纜 ──犯罪的台獨與善良的貓纜

‧深綠顯學系列之殘酷浪漫 ──評《歷史劇場—痛苦執政八年》

‧深綠顯學系列之四論貓纜 ──極大化、極小化的總統

‧深綠顯學系列之賭公投私賭 ──超完美奧步

‧深綠顯學系列之貓空悟空 ──依法、玩法、脫法極限運動表演

‧深綠顯學系列之直接用辭 ──建中校方失敗的論述展演

‧深綠顯學系列之台灣情調（PHP版） ──真正本島人民的《一八九五》

‧深綠顯學系列之天空無鳥 ──想對台灣人唸詩嗎？

‧深綠顯學系列之騰雲架霧 ──馬英九的哼哈二將

‧深綠顯學系列之搶救腦袋 ──清廉要一體，主權要永保

‧深綠顯學系列之八月制馬 ──台灣開路

‧深綠顯學系列之不屑民國 ──台灣人一直都很cynical

‧深綠顯學系列之台北主流 ──中國台北，不是嗎？

‧深綠顯學系列之再三違憲 ──台灣人能怎樣

‧深綠顯學系列之把話講完 ──統獨是假議題，然後呢？

‧深綠顯學系列之幻象中國

──「中華民國」在台灣的口水餘生

‧深綠顯學系列之族群台灣 ──馬新官上任的兩大印記

‧深綠顯學系列之台北邊緣 ──誰怕「南部黨」?

‧深綠顯學系列之空谷足音 ──羅馬字和漢字，到底誰刻意？

‧深綠顯學系列之大話空話 ──馬英九必須放棄「不獨」主張

‧深綠顯學系列之台灣海峽 ──無法測量的距離

‧深綠顯學系列之藍綠加乘 ──入聯自己扛‧返聯來幫忙

‧深綠顯學系列之耐人尋味 ──謝長廷三路並進的總統大道

‧深綠顯學系列之打馬正義 ──對抗台北政治次文化的復興運動

‧深綠顯學系列之創意典範 ──逆風行腳前進台北城

‧深綠顯學系列之賀歲巨片 ──《色．戒》續集之《卡．戒》

‧深綠顯學系列之閃靈入聯（PHP版） ──直取對抗悲命的民間護身符

‧深綠顯學系列之欲小不易 ──此時不反馬，更待何時？

‧深綠顯學系列之就是反馬 ──正港的台灣人公民運動

‧深綠顯學系列之外省之內（PHP版） ──外省人的身分位置與在地認同

‧深綠顯學系列之三角架構 ──快快備好戰馬，這場選戰要打

‧深綠顯學系列之總統交接 ──長扁造山，再造新高

‧深綠顯學系列之左右逢源 ──豐富獨派內涵，累積獨派動能

‧深綠顯學系列之烏龍連載 ──誰管大選綁公投

‧深綠顯學系列之無限趨近 ──謝長廷和深綠的距離

‧深綠顯學系列之恨不得也 ──NCC族群仇恨條款的戒嚴遺緒

‧深綠顯學系列之為誰而戰 ──中國國民黨的傭兵策略困局

‧深綠顯學系列之光影交會 ──「中華民國」在台灣紀實

‧深綠顯學系列之國旗物語 ──恰似你的愛國

‧深綠顯學系列之台客中國（PHP版） ──用台灣的方式改寫中國歷史

‧深綠顯學系列之歷史公案 ──改寫台灣歷史的倒扁運動

‧深綠顯學系列之真正自信

──自信源於對峙經驗與重重歷練

‧深綠顯學系列之灑脫台獨

──台聯的轉進與機會

‧深綠顯學系列之台文根基

‧深綠顯學系列之中間靠邊

‧深綠顯學系列之真正悲哀

‧深綠顯學系列之愛不愛國

‧深綠顯學系列之台文上馬

‧深綠顯學系列之應台不台

‧深綠顯學系列之國父不父

‧深綠顯學系列之向上飛升

‧深綠顯學系列之獨立影評

‧深綠顯學系列之真正創意

‧深綠顯學系列之新台灣啥  ──New Is Shit

‧深綠顯學系列之一雙翅膀  ──台灣新電影的歷史定位

‧深綠顯學系列之Public&Specific  ──台灣主權宣示的公開明確原則

‧深綠顯學系列之台文論戰  ──台語文盲教化台灣

‧深綠顯學系列之新綠年代 ──超完美風暴下的綠營新勢力

‧深綠顯學系列之區長宣言 ──只要治權，不要主權

‧深綠顯學系列之誤擊選情 ──當選無效

‧深綠顯學系列之台獨核心 ──與台灣人民的情意聯繫

‧深綠顯學系列之黨中之黨 ──國中之國

‧深綠顯學系列之偉大城市 ──只有山頭，沒有格局

‧深綠顯學系列之台灣人心 ──脫統趨獨

‧深綠顯學系列之Sorry Sorry  ──深綠的道歉

‧深綠顯學系列之升格暴利 ──連任九年無三連

‧深綠顯學系列之Xin  is not New

──一國無兩北，新北不劃叉

‧深綠顯學系列之I Love New Taipei  ──新北不劃叉

‧深綠顯學系列之流亡修辭 「中華民國」過去式、現在式、未來式

‧深綠顯學系列之幾個小英 ──As Many as You Like It

‧深綠顯學系列之我愛教官  ──愛到脫褲

‧深綠顯學系列之台獨道德 ──罪惡與純淨

‧深綠顯學系列之傳奇17 ──＝4+4+1（+4+4）

‧深綠顯學系列之統一麻雀 ──Many Birds, One Noise

‧深綠顯學系列之反對什麼  ──理性的詭論

‧深綠顯學系列之台灣Change ──從南方開始

‧深綠顯學系列之文化愴意 ──李昂和朱天文誰外國文學讀得多

‧深綠顯學系列之黑白詩意 ──一直看一直看的《不能沒有你》

‧深綠顯學系列之拒外疑案 ──災難的修辭

‧深綠顯學系列之切割總統 ──就這麼low來low去

‧深綠顯學系列之司法口水 ──法官的擔當

‧深綠顯學系列之魔鬼拼圖 ──魔鬼執行的正義

‧深綠顯學系列之繁簡不論 ──反思正統漢字霸權

‧深綠顯學系列之挺扁SO WHAT  ──酬馬扁戲

‧深綠顯學系列之八論貓纜 非常難過的郝龍斌vs.痛心疾首的馬英九

‧深綠顯學系列之棄李慶安 ──一個好人在大安

‧深綠顯學系列之國籍終局 ──馬綠卡深水炸彈

‧深綠顯學系列之超越藍綠 ──紅衫軍再戰大安

‧深綠顯學系列之勵志貓纜 ──超完美決策

‧深綠顯學系列之誰來演歌（PHP版） ──共江蕙攬 tiau tiau

‧深綠顯學系列之自動失效  ──惡馬惡人騎

‧深綠顯學系列之司法迫害 ──阿扁不死悲喜劇

‧深綠顯學系列之大吉大凶 ──不信邪的馬英九

‧深綠顯學系列之冷靜超然 ──歷史的安排

‧深綠顯學系列之不爽不從 ──八三○不合作宣言

‧深綠顯學系列之簡單廣告 ──減稅還是減思考？

‧深綠顯學系列之八九勒馬 ──清理台灣「歷史共業」

‧深綠顯學系列之誰的台北 ──台北的中國奇想

‧深綠顯學系列之中華台北 ──既不中華、也不台北

‧深綠顯學系列之誰在認輸 ──台灣國民必須收起失敗主義

‧深綠顯學系列之馬虎王朝 ──遙奉正朔，永作屏藩

‧深綠顯學系列之冷酷溫情 ──深綠收到一張好人卡

‧一中不合作系列之綽號絕技 ──Chinese Taipei惡搞台灣

‧深綠顯學系列之做給你看  ──民主台灣的逆轉青春

‧深綠顯學系列之揮棒落空 ──暴衝民族主義和棒球民族主義

‧深綠顯學系列之基本倫理 ──台灣人向「不獨」者說「不」

‧深綠顯學系列之國家格局 ──火車快飛的總統大選

‧深綠顯學系列之搶救公投 ──不容門檻鍘錯斬公投案

‧深綠顯學系列之藍面綠身 ──台灣青少年的在地認同

‧深綠顯學系列之屈辱榮顯 ──在地文化力量的自信與焦慮

‧深綠顯學系列之荒謬門檻 ──民主史上最大奧步的拒領公投票

‧深綠顯學系列之藍色憂鬱 ──2008總統大選的異次元空間

‧深綠顯學系列之入聯公投 ──積極維持現狀公投

‧深綠顯學系列之公民教育 ──馬英九特別費案二審無罪太好了

‧深綠顯學系列之台灣之聲 ──《最遙遠的距離》影評

‧深綠顯學系列之郝大口氣 ──大概已經差不多的馬郝聯軍

‧深綠顯學系列之深不可測 ──謝長廷和含淚投票的距離

‧深綠顯學系列之大小台獨 ──極大化和極小化的獨派圖像

‧深綠顯學系列之跑水小說（PHP版） ──本土暢銷作者和在地文化能量

‧深綠顯學系列之成長飛揚 ──謝長廷的深綠翅膀

‧深綠顯學系列之非常不屑 ──台灣人的文化自覺復興工程

‧深綠顯學系列之一一飄零 ──台灣新電影的輝煌與創傷PHP版

‧深綠顯學系列之民歌無民 ──七○年代校園民歌的美麗與哀愁

‧深綠顯學系列之台文正義 ──確立Holo台語文字權與生存權

‧深綠顯學系列之阿扁陷阱 ──陳水扁總統的歷史定位

‧深綠顯學系列之滑稽阿扁 ──孫慶餘的人人都是蔣介石

‧深綠顯學系列之台客復仇 ──台灣在地豪氣悲喜情（PHP版）

‧深綠顯學系列之國民小學

──國民語文教育的天險

‧深綠顯學系列之左右台獨

──民進黨走「獨」重於走「左」

‧深綠顯學系列之核心無邊

‧深綠顯學系列之初選民調

‧深綠顯學系列之破牆而入

‧深綠顯學系列之庸俗壓迫

‧深綠顯學系列之穩健不健

‧深綠顯學系列之金光霹靂

‧深綠顯學系列之輝塾獨語

‧深綠顯學系列之驚國疑雲

‧深綠顯學系列之獨立易言

‧深綠顯學系列之再三連擊 ──9A大戰18A

‧深綠顯學系列之巨鯨小鼠 ──尋找大論述

‧深綠顯學系列之典範轉移 ──軟軟的台獨

‧深綠顯學系列之台灣本質 ──別問「台灣人」應該是什麼

‧深綠顯學系列之台獨「異象」 ──誰怕獨派挺小英？

‧深綠顯學系列之接力賽跑 ──再接再厲反倒扁

‧深綠顯學系列之綠色劇場 ──藍色道具

‧深綠顯學系列之選舉去污 ──提起市長當選無效之訴

‧深綠顯學系列之當選無效 ──民主有效

‧深綠顯學系列之維持現狀 ──一個「永遠」之後

‧深綠顯學系列之ㄓㄗ不分 ──啥物碗糕「祖權」？

‧深綠顯學系列之True Color  ──綠打綠，秋藍橘

‧深綠顯學系列之爆料正義 ──八卦拼國安

‧深綠顯學系列之細漢總統 ──遲到的余文

‧深綠顯學系列之誰少根筋 ──中華流亡，台灣復國

‧深綠顯學系列之台獨主張 ──不只是言論自由而已

‧深綠顯學系列之似曾台大 ──頂尖校長在哪裡

‧深綠顯學系列之英文教學 ──KMT to Lose is Taiwan's to Lose

‧深綠顯學系列之雙馬雙英 ──Double Fantasy

‧深綠顯學系列之無能旋風 ──Ma Twister

‧深綠顯學系列之九九神功 ──Proper Ways to Pronounce 2010

‧深綠顯學系列之不用客氣 ──台灣人要收回四個贅字

‧深綠顯學系列之搏獅辭官 ──尋找小而強台灣之獅

‧深綠顯學系列之無以言傳（PHP版） ──看見《聽說》

‧深綠顯學系列之文化政治 ──誰在反達賴

‧深綠顯學系列之災後版ECFA ──熱了一頭熱不了那頭

‧深綠顯學系列之十一論貓纜 ──超完美決策姐妹篇內捷完全沒決策

‧深綠顯學系列之魔鬼拼圖 ──魔鬼執行的正義

‧深綠顯學系列之教忠教孝 ──教育局長的孝道

‧深綠顯學系列之英雄本色 ──蘇格蘭與台灣的自由獨立大業

‧深綠顯學系列之歷史任務 ──特殊的台灣

‧深綠顯學系列之扁說新語 ──好好「馬」兩下

‧深綠顯學系列之七論貓纜 ──一個了不起的概念

‧深綠顯學系列之台灣血統（PHP版） ──演歌礙到誰

‧深綠顯學系列之五論貓纜 ──沒總統就是好總統

‧深綠顯學系列之三論貓纜 ──合法但不對的總統

‧深綠顯學系列之特務救國 ──吳國楨和蔣經國

‧深綠顯學系列之無台不獨 ──台灣意識與台獨意識

‧深綠顯學系列之當選過關 ──攻擊司法史上最高受益人

‧深綠顯學系列之CEPA APEC  ──台灣倒退嚕，要死不活路

‧深綠顯學系列之有多特別 ──台灣特區不合作

‧深綠顯學系列之阿扁距離 ──從反倒扁到反擁馬

‧深綠顯學系列之台派人生 ──人生已經開始，運動不會停歇

‧深綠顯學系列之馬吃老本 ──阿扁有罪 首罪助馬

‧深綠顯學系列之去中保台 ──不要中華的台灣奧會身分TPE

‧深綠顯學系列之黃虎封印 ──台灣命運的迷離隱喻

‧深綠顯學系列之善意不善 ──「穩健台獨」和「中華台北」

‧深綠顯學系列之在地風華 ──深綠軟實力

‧深綠顯學系列之再造典範 ──不能說的秘密，可以說的台灣

‧深綠顯學系列之公共語言 ──台文學習教戰守則

‧深綠顯學系列之說一不二 ──台灣人的一中不合作運動

‧深綠顯學系列之超越魔咒 ──抗衡中華文化深化現象

‧深綠顯學系列之加碼演出 ──馬英九自陷「奧」步

‧深綠顯學系列之行腳儀式 ──走出獨立台灣原初精神與現代內涵

‧深綠顯學系列之白木俗套 ──名不符實的馬英九品牌

‧深綠顯學系列之綠卡抓扒 ──線民空包彈對決綠卡核子彈

‧深綠顯學系列之恭賀新禧 ──爆料一聲除舊卡

‧深綠顯學系列之魔幻寫實（PHP版） ──電影《一一》的生活與政治超現實

‧深綠顯學系列之總統公投 ──入聯、返聯大串聯

‧深綠顯學系列之總統民調 ──十八趴傳奇

‧深綠顯學系列之超越絕境 ──台灣民主的精神戰場

‧深綠顯學系列之不當管教 ──金馬獎請你也保重（PHP版）

‧深綠顯學系列之蒼涼孤島 ──台灣與上海的殖民記憶（PHP版）

‧深綠顯學系列之烈日灼身 ──台灣的顛倒國旗與錯置的歷史

‧深綠顯學系列之我愛中華 ──中華民國的不存在與非法存在

‧深綠顯學系列之虛耗到底 ──馬英九特別費案一審無罪是好的

‧深綠顯學系列之無獨有偶 ──台灣獨立論述情風華

‧深綠顯學系列之民主文學（PHP版） ──自信奮鬥的台灣文藝共同體

‧深綠顯學系列之正典反叛（PHP版） ──從文夏到閃靈的在地流行音樂傳承

‧深綠顯學系列之歌影沉浮（PHP版） ──從蔡琴與楊德昌看在地演藝事業

‧深綠顯學系列之台語大片 ──迎接台灣電影新典範

‧深綠顯學系列之極大台獨 ──全景台獨與失焦台獨

‧深綠顯學系列之在地正義 ──以深綠為名的台灣在地力量

‧深綠顯學系列之獨立修辭

──台灣主權獨立修辭學

‧深綠顯學系列之真假路線

──台獨路線論辯的理性基礎

‧深綠顯學系列之在地高度

──台灣在地力量之總體成長

‧深綠顯學系列之再三而竭

──虛構的第三勢力

‧深綠顯學系列之舊情綿綿

‧綠色顯學系列之雙城標竿

‧深綠顯學系列之語言共業

‧深綠顯學系列之關鍵力量

‧深綠顯學系列之神秘面紗

‧深綠顯學系列之總統高度

‧深綠顯學系列之台文書寫

‧綠色顯學系列之再次突圍

‧深綠顯學系列之文藝兵團

countries: 台灣 中國 中華民國

events: 選舉 公投

people: 陳水扁 謝長廷 郝龍斌 李慶安 馬英九

taiwan-subdivisions: 復興 高雄 大城 屏東 新北 大安

title: 南方快報《深綠顯學系列專題》深綠顯學系列之八月制馬──台灣開路


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楊以仁牧師  ( Rev. Steven I-Jen Yang )

台灣人民共和國，台北市人

改革宗福音派加爾文主義者

台基會聯盟會長，墨爾本台灣基督教會主任牧師

title: 南方快報《楊以仁專欄》


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在台灣戒嚴時代，  國民黨絕對控制言論自由  媒體界有所謂「北自立、南民眾」，  是當年台灣兩個主要支持民主運動的媒體。

原民眾日報1950年9月5日在基隆創刊  1978年9月16日遷至高雄發行  當年的經營極為艱辛

曾被迫撤換社長，更因犯忌遭停刊  但該報極盛時期報份卻創47萬份紀錄  其中真相內幕少為人知  本報因而特地專訪該報原董事長李哲朗

一、原民眾日報在1978年戒嚴期間，由基隆南遷高雄，如何改變編輯方針？  二、在當年的環境之下，經營民眾日報遭遇甚麼困難？  三、當年是如何突破困境的？  四、當年國民黨如何箝制新聞自由？  五、是甚麼樣的中心思想，讓你去抗拒這樣的新聞箝制？  六、當年在戒嚴下，民眾日報是否盡到媒體責任？  七、當年，你擔任社長，國民黨為什麼要求撤換？  八、國民黨在戒嚴期間，是否曾想介入民眾日報經營權？  九、原民眾日報南遷前後，報風差很大，是基於甚麼想法？  十、一九八五年，民眾日報為甚麼遭到停刊，當時的遭遇如何？  十一、國民黨文工會在戒嚴時期的角色如何？  十二、曾經有一位總編輯李旺台被調職，內情究竟如何？  十三、1999年，原民眾日報經營發生甚麼困境？為甚麼要把經營權轉讓出去？轉讓過程發生甚麼風波？  十四、當時為何傳說有跟宋楚瑜那邊談到經營權及簽約的事？  十五、沒有了「報人」身分之後，你個人的心情與生活有甚麼變化？

●名報人李哲朗 對蔡英文新政府的期待

http://www.southnews.com.tw/web-tv/00/00374.htm

people: 蔡英文 宋楚瑜

taiwan-subdivisions: 高雄 基隆

title: 戒嚴下的民眾日報內幕（獨家專訪）／南方快報《網路電視台》


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七論貓纜──一個了不起的概念  ／Ko Tsi-jin

匿名的「范蘭欽」，言論者必須為自己的言論負責。如今依然「匿名」的貓纜，決策者是不是也該為重大失誤的決策後果負責呢？

誰闖紅燈？誰種禍根？  ／何光明

直到今天「郭冠英事件」發生，馬英九這樣的處理情勢，還不能自我警惕、轉向質疑、開始「我不相信馬英九」嗎？佛陀如果在世，那也只能說這是「台灣人的共業」了！

台灣人，你還要繼續沉默忍受嗎？  ／宋泉盛

台灣人老早就應該忍無可忍了，何必等到今天？時至今日，若還有台灣人負重忍辱，他們不是中國國民黨的奴才，便是中國國民黨的既得利益者，嘻皮笑臉的變色龍。

小心蘇俊賓，他是可怕人物！  ／諸羅山社

個人懷疑，蘇俊賓這人會賣台的機率是遠遠超過於連戰、馬英九、吳伯雄等人。他同時是我所見過有史以來謊言講得最大膽、頻率也最高的政客！

「飼老鼠咬布袋」──台灣有多少范藍欽？

郭冠英只是冰山一角，台灣各個角落，尤其是媒體、教育界、司法與行政公務機構裡隱藏著不知多少（十萬、百萬）的郭冠英、范藍欽......

一隻鳥仔哮啾啾  ／黃麒嘉

覆巢之下無完卵，一旦巢破了，即使您是愛「國」的「外」省人，除非您是高官，否則您全家人的下場與頑固的台灣人的命運，只是五十步笑一白百步罷了

中國人不屬台灣族群  ／黃啟堯

該郭姓駐外官員立於一中國人地位，主張賣台並屠殺台灣人的言論，已構成危害種族罪，必須由馬政府負完全法律及政治責任，並接受國際社會的譴責與制裁。

台灣獨立建國論是否可以信任？  ／むじな（日本人）

台灣人氣外省人郭冠英侮辱台灣。台灣人在生氣之前，應該要反省自己為什麼這麼容易被騙。郭冠英為什麼侮辱台灣人。如果台灣人不捫心自問，那麼，也難怪會被郭冠英侮辱。

孩子，我還是要你做台灣人！ ／綠妹妹

雖然這個美麗的島國命運如此多舛，雖然還是有人鄙視、不認同她，但是，對不起，孩子，我還是要你做一個台灣人——一個堅持與不公不義奮戰到底的——台灣人！

為何「范蘭欽」沒有現身？  ／林保華

昨天，被移送公懲會的郭冠英突然離開台灣，行政院長劉兆玄居然不明情況，看來，由於郭冠英與馬家的特殊關係，可能是馬高級總統親自處理這個事件了。

台巴子就是....  ／南方論壇

台巴子就是......  奴性特重，不被奴役會很難過 不懂、不珍惜民主自由，手中選票可以用錢交換

「范蘭欽」是馬集團共用的筆名 ／台人

「范蘭欽」事件引起極大的波瀾，這是好事，如果能讓大多數人在意，就有助於解決中國迷幻藥氾濫的問題。我多希望，「范蘭欽」變成吃裏扒外的代名詞。

台聯按鈴告發郭冠英內亂外患罪

台聯17日到地檢署告發郭冠英涉嫌刑法外患罪第114條，要求檢察官調查，尤其要求檢調深入調查郭除了言論之外，是否已有內亂外患之具體行為。

立即撤職查辦郭冠英

對郭員即刻停職查辦；蘇局長本人立即公開道歉；立即調查「范蘭欽」此一筆名是否有新聞局其他人員或其他政府單位人員涉入。

種族挑唆污辱不是言論自由  ／德國世界報 段正明譯

德國的司法官署對於這種偷偷摸摸都採取嚴厲的起訴行動，受害者也勇於挺身而出。反看台灣的檢察官居然到現在都沒有動作，行政機關是在被媒體宣揚後才懲處郭冠英。

范蘭欽竟讓「天道」蒙羞！  ／綠點

郭冠英等這幫「高級外省人」眼看「台巴人」實在「低級」，不但難以教化，更把阿九染成不是人樣，就假借范蘭欽的名義，以「對付敵人的方式」，討伐「台巴人」。

叛國者‧集體叛國‧「台巴子」  ／田年豐

請謹記和平、自主、尊嚴、權利永遠歸屬於勇敢為自己奮戰的人們，六十年來我們謹守納稅完糧服兵役的義務，今日我們要堅持抗暴殺賊求生存的權利。

郭冠英不撤職，如何大快人心？  ／台人

莊國榮只因用辭質樸，就得辭官下台。吳孟德從專業角度，只因講得太坦白，而辭職下台。郭冠英辱及台灣人，鄙視養他的台灣納稅人，難道可以只調職了事嗎？

反種族歧視日看德國的種族歧視現象

海耶是前德國政府發言人，他說︰「民間社會越強大，個人反抗越激烈，消除發生在工作崗位、學校、協會等地的任何形式的歧視或種族主義的成功率也將更大。」

范蘭欽是綠營的貴人  ／陳茂雄

靠政治意識起家的民進黨，在「台灣意識」崩潰的情況下，氣勢相當低迷。這一次范蘭欽案件，使民進黨有機會再掀起台灣意識。

為「高級外省人」正名：「赤藍人」  ／劉重義

不要直覺地稱「高級外省人」為中國人，要稱他們為「赤藍人」來加以檢討、譴責和打擊，才不會傷及和台灣人無冤無仇的中國人。

化悲憤為力量，義無反顧！  ／范蘭欽‧兩郭

面對當前苦難，面對台巴子無所不用其極的打擊，蘭欽和冠英內心一無所懼，反而更生無限勇氣和胸襟，去承擔歷史使命，為高級外省人尋求希望與光明的未來。

阿九下令保護「范蘭欽」？責任推給民進黨？

反攻很好，可以讓真相暴露更多，不過，這個集團及黨所總合的復辟怪獸必須小心面對自己內部的種族分裂；其次，「高級外省人」與「低級外省人」恐怕也須劃清界線。

鬼島傳說／鬼島住著那些人？ ／諸羅山社

郭冠英自比是「高級外省人」，他的暱稱與「高級」字眼稍微有點沾上邊，因此，他所提出的「巴」字說法就擁有它的文獻權威性，什麼東西都必須加上個「巴」字才行。

外交官員郭冠英支持中國屠殺台灣人 ／曾韋禎

在『臺巴子要專政』，支持中國用武力解放台灣後，實行鎮反肅反，屠殺所有台灣人。像這種人，不趕快去幫中國政府服務，還死皮賴臉領著台獨份子的血汗錢，可真是病態的極致。

再論郭冠英鄙台言論 ／歐亞非

郭冠英這位自稱為「高級外省人」，每月領取二十幾萬台幣民脂民膏的新聞局駐多倫多辦事處新聞組組長，回到范蘭欽所稱的「鬼島」了。到底郭冠英是不是范蘭欽呢？

郭冠英「高規格」回台！憑什麼要航警保護？

被指污衊台灣及台灣人的郭冠英，15日回台，以一個駐外新聞組官員的身分，竟然受到高規格接待與保護，新聞局難脫刻意安排之嫌，所謂的調查已經不足為外界所採信。

countries: 德國 日本 台灣

people: 連戰 蘇俊賓 馬英九

taiwan-subdivisions: 布袋 和平 成功

title: 南方快報《專題》●台巴子？范蘭欽‧種族仇恨●


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國民黨連戰主席說黨政軍退出媒體是老掉牙的問題。老掉牙的問題到目前為止還沒有解決，就是因為國民黨還不肯退出媒體。目前國民黨仍然擁有中央日報、中華日報、中視和中廣等龐大黨營媒體，前一陣子也才退出中天電視的投資。

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1985.10.01蔣經國統治下的行政院公佈，失業率創20年來新高。

無恥中國黨的下流Ａ錢術

日前，民進黨立委葉宜津舉證指出中國黨向台銀借錢再存回去賺龐大利息的「國庫通黨庫」案例，只不過是獨裁專制統治下黨國利益獨攬的冰山一小角而已，但足以證明蔣家王朝掌控的中國黨不但毫無清廉可言，簡直比黑金更可怕、更可惡！

從蔣經國到連戰／一、蔣經國的雙重性格

台灣出現一股反歷史、反民主、反國家的逆流，發端於連戰之「惡夢」論。他稱過去十幾台灣民主化、本土化「寧靜革命」的歷史，是一場「惡夢」，要在他手裡「一刀兩斷」！歷史不能斷，民主不容叛，台灣不可滅。保衛這段台灣「寧靜革命」歷史，就是保衛台灣人民的生存，保衛台灣人民的自由，保衛台灣人民的未來。

平庸、不好讀、冷酷的蔣經國

在密集和精緻的宣傳之下，獨裁者的真正面貌和特質必然距離真實頗為遙遠。甚至獨裁者的日記，都是為了政治宣傳。由於蔣經國過去的追隨者目前都仍活躍於政壇，蔣經國的真實面目更可能受到掩飾。

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任顯群與蔣經國的三角恩怨

請問馬英九：希特勒與史達林獨裁否？

黃文雄開槍狙擊蔣經國

連戰復辟集團企圖跟李登輝一刀切，說國民黨沒有黑金，但是，李登輝之前的國民黨沒有黑金嗎？李登輝之後的國民黨沒有黑金嗎？讓阮銘教授詳細的告訴你真相！ 台灣2004總統大選，對國民黨員來說，既不是什麼「二次政黨輪替」，也不是什麼「泛藍」「泛綠」之戰。而是兩個國民黨之戰，是繼續革新保台路線的台灣國民黨同代表「全中國」、與過去十幾年革新保台路線「一刀兩斷」的「中國」國民黨之戰。

countries: 中國 台灣

people: 李登輝 葉宜津 連戰 黃文雄 馬英九

title: 清算蔣經國


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「金老刀」＆「馬衰神」帶賽國民黨  ／pfge

馬英九上任總統不到一年，便是「賽」氣驚人，所到之處，只要被 他握到手的非死即傷，皆難以倖免。

title: 南方快報《專題》●馬英九的健康與異態●


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惟覺與星雲、證嚴有何不同？ ／何光明

惟覺可議之處不少，僅就以上兩點而言，惟覺與星雲、證嚴，就是大異其趣；星雲、證嚴不該感覺慚愧？

釋昭慧未斷我見，不懂佛法 ／何光明

同為印順派的釋昭慧法師一再跳出來，在電子媒體上聲色俱厲地指控網民是「紅衛兵」，宣稱她會提告。

辨認人言可畏的機心 ／田年豐

親共的頂新魏家，靠販賣製造危害食用者健康的食品，傷天害理成為巨富......

馬，寶寶，丐幫主！ ／綠點

八八水災後，馬寶寶因既冷血又無能，錯失救災黃金72小時，引爆全國忿怒，才勉強准許達賴喇嘛來台。

達賴來台，三個半贏家 ／劉進興

達賴來台本是慈悲之旅，台灣、達賴、民進黨都是贏家，馬英九是半個贏家，輸家則是中國與現出原形的電視名嘴。

中國尚未併吞台灣，為何已經要新聞戒嚴！

南社呼籲也忠告台灣人民，台灣如果沒有達賴活動生存的空間，台灣人民最後也一定會喪失活動、生存的空間。

綠營邀達賴來台，替馬英九政府解套？ ／陳茂雄

邀請達賴喇嘛來台，這一筆帳記在民進黨頭上，他們不但會諒解馬政府，還會積極幫馬政府解套。

中國宗教局長侵門踏戶恫嚇台灣，應即驅逐

中國宗教局長葉小文表示，關心台灣災民，都要歡迎，怕只怕有的人節外生枝，不要給台灣天災剛走又添人禍。

政客耍奸滑？還是和尚打妄語？ ／綠點

這位「地球人」而卻不願放棄「中國人」的和尚，是因地球而非台灣人，或因中國而鄙台灣人....

聖嚴和尚誤導眾生 ／何光明

多少佛法饑渴人惑於名師情結，跟著「大師」們走岔了修行道而不自知，枉費一生的時間與錢財，所為何來？

基督教界的領導人士不要再避重就輕了／宋泉盛

台灣要更自由、要更民主，要更維護主權，台灣人民固然要覺醒、要機警，但宗教領導人士更要覺醒、更要機警，要有先知的智慧與膽識。

請問屠殺時，您們在那裡？／田年豐

幾天前，台灣佛教界四大門派中人向我勸募，我請問他們「是否知道自己正在做什麼」？贏得他們回請我「要多說好話」！

藍色的宗教，藍色的政治倫理／何光明

星雲、聖嚴、證嚴等人利用被統派與自家媒體，以出家身分大談世間道德（或以佛教語言包裝），而少弘法。

不容特定人物「綁架」媽祖／蔡漢勳

對本土傳統民俗活動被惡搞成莫名其妙的前衛時裝秀、及天價打造豪華歌舞等庸俗活動，完全消費台灣最可貴之純樸儉實本質。

騎牆的馬屁大師／陳軍

實在是典型的明修「行善無國界」的棧道，卻行暗渡「台灣佛教界提早佈局選中共大邊站」陳倉的劣行。

慈濟有功德嗎？／思印

淳樸的台灣佛教徒們，會善良到連釋迦教主和馬列毛等階級鬥爭魔頭都不分嗎？無條件地支助敵國，就是變相的糟踏台灣。

星雲和尚參加中國宗教統戰會議

他很興奮地告訴大公報社長王國華說：「大公報很出名，大公報好，大公報批李登輝批得好！」

天人之恥的星雲和尚／思印

真正的修行人，以蒼生為念，哪像國內這些中國和尚，動不動跑到中國，跟中國狗官攀親帶故，與中共流氓政權眉來眼去。

台灣佛教徒道德沈淪背景分析／思印

冀望佛弟子們，行中道，作國家社會之中堅力量，堅持民主自由之制度，為台灣混亂之社會注入清流。

梵、中建交的道德抉擇／思印

與中國建交的不良效應，不管是政治面或宗教面，梵諦岡都將傷痕纍纍，損失慘重。

你看懂達賴的政治與宗教嗎？ ／竹子

你對「達賴的政治與宗教」了然於胸，最重要的是日後你不容易被人誤導了。

諾貝爾和平獎的迷失 ／何光明

不管有沒有馬習會、有沒有諾貝爾和平獎，台灣人都是輸家，而習近平都是贏家。

文化政治──誰在反達賴 ／Ko Tsi-jin

馬政權的文化觀嚮往中華道統，拼裝李登輝與陳水扁執政時期強調的本土元素，其實並沒有厚實基底和真正的方向感。

菩薩與牛糞 ／陳茂雄

高僧眼中的達賴是高僧，政治和尚眼中則是政治和尚，事實上，達賴就是達賴....

統派竟反對宗教領袖為災民祈福 ／台人

當今之世，只有中國及其同路人才會抵制達賴喇嘛，他們專搞政治操作，抹殺西藏的人權，迫害獨特的宗教。

台灣圖博之友會給大家的一封信

政治人物自己把單純的事搞得政治化，卻怪別人！台灣的政治人物真應好好聽聞達賴喇嘛的智慧言語！

政治畜生VS.達賴喇嘛 ／林保華

達賴喇嘛的慈悲胸懷與精神魅力，將懾服全台灣的民心。而共產黨與葉小文之流，只能在角落裡痛苦的燃燒自己的妒火。

馬集團及星雲的中國迷障 ／邱垂亮

星雲的中國迷障，也是馬英九、蘇起等人的中國迷障。他們頭殼壞了，不知死活，要玩此必死無疑的亡國遊戲。

不要把台灣人民關進中國的地獄牢房！ ／南社

擅長政治權謀的政客和尚星雲李國身，大談台灣沒有台灣人。變相要把台灣人民關進中國的地獄牢房。

惟覺和尚誤導眾生 ／何光明

對佛法饑渴的修行人而言，四大山頭未悟言悟、錯悟悟錯的大師們，如何脫卸誤導眾生的罪袍？

慈濟‧外交‧第三次世界大戰 ／何光明

台灣人懷疑慈濟已經為中國黨勢力所控制，先助慈濟壯大吸金，排擠台灣其他弱勢慈善團體資源，進而大用於中國，小用於台灣。

慈悲與諷刺──看梵、中糾纏 ／思印

少一個小邦交國，對建國無多大的關係，但對中共而言，恐怕是才是頭痛的開始，也很可能不用多久，就急著斷交。

宗教倫理 VS. 政治倫理 ／思印

泛道德論、避重就輕、打高空、唯心論，誰都會唱，但面對黑暗、不實、反民主、反改革的惡勢力，卻是一般人所畏懼逃避的。

馬英九褻瀆了媽祖 ／李欣芬

為了競選二○○八年的總統大選，馬英九勤下中南部，快六○歲才第一次捉鰻魚、捕蝦子、抓虱目魚，甚至扛神轎。

給慈濟功德會的公開信／陳軍

慈濟應該以在對岸中國為貴州實施的「脫貧計畫」規模及用心，儘速在台灣複製一份。

佛光山是統派？弟子也是「統派」弟子？

星雲法師說，佛光山眾多的出家弟子，沒有一個主張「台獨」；他堅信未來中國肯定統一台灣。

台灣宗教也需要轉型正義／思印

這幾年，台灣政爭白熱化，除了政治面未實踐轉型正義之外，其實，在宗教面也存在轉型正義的問題。

聖嚴法師，您錯了！／思印

台灣的宗教師們，豈能坐視台北市「紅色暴民」公然挑戰法治，摧毀民主自由，陷萬民於生死劫難！

阿扁總統去佛光山幹嘛？／馬非白

是不是努力以本土性宗教為主的宗派不重要，必須跨海要去中國發展的宗派才重要？

中國的宗教統戰誓師大會／思印

中國需要國際輿論的支援，但這個支援，不是軟性的和諧，而是勇敢地向共產黨正面挑戰。這才是佛弟子的正義使命。

people: 馬英九 陳水扁 習近平 李登輝

things: 轉型正義 人權

title: 南方快報《專題》宗教‧政治‧統戰


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反中國！反妥協！堅持台灣！

要強力反對國親「利益集團」傾向中國；要反對民進黨政府在政治上的妥協；要堅持台灣的「公平、正義」。在此呼籲海內外勇敢的台灣人團結起來，再次揭竿而起。

title: 南方快報《專題》／終結窒息台灣的黨國體制


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不做虧心事，中國政權照樣殺你頭／李筱峰

看看那群「愛國同心會」的中國人如何對曹長青恐嚇就知道了，他們說：「等連宋當選之後，把你抓起來！」連一位支持台灣民主獨立的中國民運人士都要抓起來，那麼，促使台灣民主化的民主先生李登輝，怎麼不被「刣頭」？

連、宋均曾財產申報不實遭罰款

根據監察院財產申報資料專刊指出，連宋兩人都曾因財產申報不實而遭到罰款。其中，連戰曾連續五年未申報借給伍澤元的3628萬元財產，遭監察院罰款新台幣30萬元。親民黨主席宋楚瑜因涉興票案牽扯出申報財產不實遭罰款8萬元。

羞羞臉，連戰要萬人「壯膽」升旗

過去三年，他們年年逃避應邀參加「元旦升旗」，這次為了騙選票卻要厚著臉皮參加，而且是帶領「萬人」參加，這可真是要破台灣「金氏世界記錄 」，只不過前面須加上「羞羞臉」三字，同時不管你是不是愛中華民國那面國旗，也不禁要大嘆，有萬人撐腰，連戰終於能「出息」啦！

連戰既然自己都已經說：「國、親堅持民主政治，因此，台灣的未來，國親不排除任何選項。」，那麼，「台灣共和國」自然也是在選項之列，但連戰卻又拿此大作文章，並說這是「虛擬的國家」只是顯示出他立場游移又抓不到重點，徒然自曝其短罷了。

連戰向民意低頭反惹罵名

早在上個世紀中國國民黨的創立者孫中山曾說過民主是沛然莫之能禦的潮流，並主張以直接民權來矯正代議政治的弊病，身為中國國民黨現任領導人的連戰，若能用心體會其前輩之所言的涵義，也就不至於落到如今這般既不得不向強大的民意壓力低頭、又背負了一身的罵名而一無所獲！

無能處理國家定位，選啥總統？

正在角逐台灣總統大位的人竟然還無法說清楚台灣這個國家的定位及何去何從，這種人夠資格競選台灣總統嗎？這種脫離現實、逃避現實而只以推卸責任的政治語言欺騙選民的人，能夠讓選民放心嗎？這種子孫都變成外國人的人也敢厚顏競選我們台灣總統，還要把台灣的前途交給外國人去決定？

高雄團體要求驗證國親中國集團立場

國、親中國政黨競選幹部親民黨紐約一支部考紀會主委樊培益、連宋後援會執委鮑定等人出席中國總理溫家寶歡迎酒會。台灣南社、台灣人民陣線、高雄醫界聯盟、台灣安全促進會、葉津鈴議員服務處等團體，17日前往中國國民黨高雄市黨部抗議，嚴正要求所謂國民黨的中國黨，公開答覆台灣人民的五項質疑。

笨蛋！問題在笨蛋！

／蕭艸梅

連「歷史」是甚麼都釐不清還賣弄歷史！自己是王金平口中「剛睡醒的獅子」還敢言要陳總統「清醒一點」，真是有趣！我看問題哪裡都不在，問題就在笨蛋身上！懂嗎？笨蛋！問題在笨蛋！

泛藍原住民鐵票瓦解，連宋後援會觸霉頭

民進黨的努力深耕已有效瓦解泛藍的原住民鐵票，台東地區原住民黨員增加二千人左右，有十幾個挺扁後援會和扁友會成立。連宋被迫急忙成立「原住民後援會」，並對原住民猛開支票，沒想到在後援會成立時卻發生「原住民」布條字「人」掉落的觸霉頭插曲。

連戰懇求黑道夫人支持

據報導，連戰在12月9日下鄉到號稱民主聖地的嘉義市，拜訪地方重要人士，原本無黨籍的嘉義市議長蔡貴絲不願表態，但在連戰請託與其他議員不斷敲邊鼓下，終於首肯支持....

連、宋沒有資格談「和解」 ／海兒

身為壓迫者之一員的連戰，和在國民黨統治時代無所不用其極打壓台灣社會各族群文化的宋楚瑜，竟敢大言不慚的指責別人撕裂族群、要求和解，台灣人民能讓這樣嘴上叫著要和解，內心卻充滿仇恨、隨時想著要報復、過去掌權執政時對其他族群壓迫不遺餘力的組合在2004年統治台灣嗎？

宋楚瑜公開說他要殺人！ ／竹中半兵衛

宋楚瑜他說，要像法國大革命一樣，把陳水扁趕下台，然後送上斷頭台（他的用語是『你們都知道是哪個地方吧！』）。 我們當然應該尊重宋楚瑜選擇這種『我贏不了你就殺了你』的處世態度，我們也該尊重他可以有『把陳水扁送上斷頭台』的內心意思表示。

《非常爆炸的內幕》

宋楚瑜企圖插手金融重建基金

王金平親口透露，在立法院延宕超過半年的金融重建基金，真正延宕的原因是宋楚瑜有意見，，希望分兩階段運用基金，先解決有問題的金融機構之後，將部分基金留到連宋當選之後可以運用。

連戰道歉是連續犯的除罪化

中國目前是台灣唯一的敵人，這個獨裁政權時時刻刻都準備消滅台灣，認同台灣的人應該同心協力的對抗敵人，不應該與敵人唱同一個調。很顯然的，連主席的道歉只是一種選舉語言，沒有誠意終止迫害台灣，對岸政權強調一個中國，台灣是中國的一部份，連主席的說法與對岸一樣，其道歉完全沒有意義。

中國與中國國民黨分進合擊 先牽制美國，再壓制陳水扁

隨著台灣總統大選選情的變化，美國與中國政府分別調整對台灣總統大選的政策，而儼然形成「美國政府支持民進黨政府」對「中國支持中國國民黨‧親民黨」的雙重對立圖像。

馬英九這種競選總幹事

／竹中半兵衛

上有主委負責決策，下有兩個執行總幹事負責執行，這種競選總幹事不知所司何職？....想來只有『打破要賠』這種功能吧。可是，偏偏連戰非得逼馬英九接下這個位置。為甚麼？

連戰又把自己的『左右手』玩成『背後刀』啦。【相關討論】

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選擇連、宋，就是選擇戰爭！

長期以來，由於國民黨的愚民教育下，很多人對於「台獨」就認為一定會引發中國武力犯台，以致於讓中國得以利用台灣這個弱點每到台灣重要選舉時就出言恫嚇，而國、親、新等統派政黨也樂得加以利用，跟著中國的笛聲起舞，拿敵人來恐嚇台灣人民。

連戰耍弄「宋馬王」謀略大解析 ／威兒乾

無魅力、無人氣，竟然有辦法「以夷制夷」成功的以馬嬰兒制住宋詐包！又有辦法再以宋制馬、以王制宋、以王卡馬、壓住功高震主馬英九，不能不說連戰還是有一套的。以馬制宋、以王制馬、以王制宋、再以宋王合剋馬！這都是護連策略。

【相關討論】

要不要戰爭都是連、宋說的！

如今國、親兩黨不但自打嘴巴的要推動公投立法，而宋楚瑜又與中國國台辦唱反調為公投辯護說，贊成公投不代表贊成台獨，國、親堅持公投不能成為撕裂族群、製造海峽緊張的政治工具，顯然是完全不顧中國的感受，存心要讓中國下不了台、要激怒中國了！

破解連戰的瀰天大謊

連戰不是說，國家認同沒有迫切性，可以留待後代解決嗎？不能。國家認同在今天的迫切性，就在連戰這個反國家認同的2004總統候選人的出現。一旦他「回到駕駛座」，實現了他認同「一中」的「解決方案」，台灣人再度淪為「亡國之民」，還有什麼可以留待「後代解決」？

連戰才是重炮轟擊的主標靶 ／芋薯屬

選戰至此看似形勢一片大好，但若因此得意忘形，反而極易陷於驕兵而讓親中賣台勢力有可乘之機！所以，穩紮穩打卻必須保持反應迅速，一旦認清事實後立即調整整體作戰方略，才能以綠營有限資源對抗藍營恐龍般的豐厚資源。【相關討論】

可怕的連宋「鐵血」結盟！ ／台人

聽到連戰用及「鐵血」兩字，感覺好是納悶！依連戰的原意，他用「鐵血」來表示國親非常團結，不會被外人分化。問題是：「鐵血」一詞，並沒有團結的意思，相反的，「鐵血」所表現的是獨裁、暴力、軍事、流血、嚴格、壓制的含義。【相關討論】

選戰的「蒸發」與可議的「操守牌」

國民黨主席連大公子大肆批評民進黨搞「負面、骯髒的選舉」，想不到就在連戰指責別人之際，國民黨正好推出二個電視競選廣告，剛好就成為負面、骯髒選舉的最好教材。它所要凸顯與攻擊的正是連宋的短處，只是以己之矛攻己之盾，徒然喚醒民眾對連宋兩人的質疑，可說是免費替民進黨大放送的廣告。

連宋政治性格的根本矛盾

一個是沒有主張的人，一個是狼心狗肺，兩人的合作顯然有著根本的矛盾。如果兩人不能真正化解這個根本的矛盾，對於勝選是很不利的，即使贏得了總統大選，這種政治性格造成的問題也不見得就能解決。

向連宋二人大聲說：NO！

從正名、公投、制憲到外交突破，拉出一條清晰無比的民意主軸，人民即將尋此道路循循前進，毫不退縮。反映在民調趨勢上就是藍與綠的「剪刀交叉」的成形，反映在藍軍陣營上的表現就是荒腔走板，手忙腳亂！ 要年輕國家與全新憲法的台灣人，請向連宋二人說：NO！

【我有話要說】

countries: 中國 法國 台灣 美國 中華民國

people: 李登輝 伍澤元 蔡貴絲 連戰 宋楚瑜 葉津鈴 陳水扁 王金平 溫家寶 馬英九

political-parties: 中國國民黨 親民黨

taiwan-subdivisions: 高雄市 中山 成功 高雄 獅子 嘉義市

title: 2004大對決


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他們的後路都準備好了

連宋在總統大選之後，為何敢跟陳水扁鬧政變？因為他身家、財產、後路都準備好了，「大幹一場，輸了就跑」。

奴隸，你永遠是奴隸

那些講「我們都是中國人」、「純種中國人」都被拋棄了，你們以罵自己的母親來證明自己甚麼呢？

正名「支那狂」

臺灣人絕對不再需要劣等支那文化的洗腦荼毒！身為臺灣人就該心口如一地表示不爽，「支那狂」就是「支那狂」！

以「Fu＊k！Chink！」回敬秦客

／施並錫

如果這票人繼續罵稱咱們「憨台灣仔」是「台客」，那「台客」們只好勇敢地學黑人回稱他們為「Fu＊k！Chink！」。

「支那」與「台客」

／黃國洲 只要「台客」這個稱號會招致目前社會上一部份人的反感，進而牽動台灣族群間的仇恨情緒，就不宜再讓此一用語「檯面化」。

「台客」的危機

「台客」一詞公然冠在台灣人頭上，證明中國文化霸權已節節進逼，而台灣的本土論述則相形見弱。

我不贊成使用「華客」

相對於「台客」，再網路上有人倡議使用「華客」來稱呼在台中國人，我不贊成用「華客」。我的理由是：會產生困擾。

〈台客風波〉與小Ｓ與蔡康永

伍佰、豬頭皮等人即使有自信地轉化「台客」之意義，也不過是取得「台客」的詮釋權罷了！

根本是「華客搖滾」的超限戰！

是『台客搖滾』嗎？我看是華客搖滾吧。善意的想，伍佰、陳昇、豬頭皮他們大概真的被騙了。惡意的想，戲子無義啊。

被長期洗腦的台灣人太麻木！

這種赤裸裸的族群歧視行為，每天大剌剌地在全台灣天空重複，無數台灣駕駛人又甘之若飴，沒有人去抗議、去法院控告。

「台客」為什麼要稱為「台客」？

還給「台客」一個清白，不要再使用「台客」來罵人，因為，只要身為台灣人，認同台灣，你就是個道地的「台客」。

『台客』對台灣人民及文化的羞辱

假如真能認同，就算某些藝人在電視台上一年三百六十五天高談【台客】一詞，也不會造成一股社會風氣。

要食著討趁──「台客」不是台灣人

台灣人很俗氣，全世界各地方都能看到，這些俗氣的台灣人，提著007手提箱，為創造台灣財富隻身奮鬥。

誰偷了「台客」的內褲？

很簡單的把「台客」論述抽換的過程交代一遍，「台客」這個名詞從樂團的自我堅持，被抽換成現在的意思。

連鳥都看不起的他們

／南嘉生

這群想弄糟台灣的人，不僅不如鳥，而是連鳥都看不起。何況是人呢？

當母親台灣被羞辱時

／南嘉生

不是為了抗爭，而是對等關係，他羞辱你的母親台灣，你就跟他「幹你娘」！

他們反殖民又遂行殖民歧視

／南嘉生

那麼崇拜反帝、反殖民的人，如何在擁護帝國主義的泛藍陣營中，發表支持歧視被統治階級的「台客」論述？

從「台客」到投降主義

／嚴家同

陳昇的談話，其實是公然彰揚著一種投降主義，從台灣國語被羞辱，衍生至投降主義。

熟番社會的台客

很多台灣媒體人以為祖先來自中國，稱台灣人「台客」好像不是在說自己。

陳總統：我們不是「台客」

陳水扁總統表示，我們不是台灣的客人，更不是所謂的「台客」，我們是勇敢的台灣人，認真的台灣人，有尊嚴的台灣人。

南方朔「論放屁」的羞辱

我引用法蘭克福的話，『只根據自己的動機看問題，「放屁」遂變得愈來愈多了。』做為我對南方朔文章的評語與結論。

從「傖客」到「台客」

自視高貴的流亡者對「台客」鄙視，當這種偏執化為公開的嘲弄，對特定族群輕蔑時，除「愚昧」兩字，更無他詞可形容！

言語暴力與無知記者

現在有人提議要平反台客的定義，這真的就不必了，有人平反過「笨蛋」和「白癡」這些有負面形象的詞語嗎？

拒絕「內地」與「台客」

，「內地」和「台客」都是非常惡意的用詞，是降低台灣地位、製造族群分裂的用詞，非常希望大家共同來拒絕這兩個用詞。

好台

人群裡，我又多次聽到「好台」兩字。我不禁懷疑起，充斥著「中主」思維的傳播媒體正在斥資提供「台客」讓觀眾消費。

countries: 中國 臺灣 台灣

title: 南方快報《專題》「台客」風波專題


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楊偉中呼籲：洪秀柱，懸崖勒馬！

楊偉中在臉書指出，中國國民黨中央鐵了心要利用「洪素珠事件」，展開政治鬥爭、謀取政治私利。

台灣人亟待完成的重大任務  ／施正鋒

要如何來幫助台灣人了解自己的民族認同？除了是地域式的本土認同，要如何讓台灣人作有意識的自我描繪？

台灣族本來只有綠

眼見為憑，寄望中國國民黨改弦易轍，絕不樂觀；雖然如此，最後還是要忠告中國國民黨：台灣本來只有綠！

只有台奸，沒有漢奸

台灣族不要被11月29日九合一地方大選的勝利沖昏了頭，當你一覺醒來，赫然發覺舊中央政權（總統、立法院）還在！

中國遊客在德國柏林行「納粹禮」被捕

根據《德國之聲》報導，八月五日上午，柏林市中心的國會大廈前，兩名中國遊客被警方拘捕。

赤藍人本來就是中國難民

過去20年，沒有台灣人領導者敢挑戰「偽中華民國」的民族壓迫本質，以及否定赤藍人是台灣人。

黨國餘孽哪有資格談「皇民化」？

黨國餘孽勢力以困獸之姿正在進行大反撲，充滿蠻橫、粗暴、無知、怯懦，汙衊台灣人被「皇民化」黔驢技窮的爛招。

驅逐CHINA，恢復TAIWAN

DNA會說話，台灣人是台灣族，不是漢人，不是中國人；台灣人不是漢族，更不是虛構的「中華民族」。

countries: 台灣 中華民國 德國

title: 族群與國族專題／南方快報《政治修理站》


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殊途同歸‧停止內耗  ／陳茂雄

李前總統的個性與陳總統剛好相反，陳總統會逃避壓力，李前總統卻會對抗壓力，否則早就變成中國保守勢力的傀儡總統了。

台獨從「中華民國」獨立出去  ／曹長青

台灣獨立運動不僅是必要的，而且任重道遠。它不僅要揚棄強加的國號、過時的憲法，也是一場思想與文化運動。

不談台獨，如何區別中國？  ／台人

希望李先生別為了台聯的生存而改變策略，而應為台灣的前途而加強獨立的論述。

李登輝掀起的台獨風暴  ／邱垂亮

阿輝伯苦心孤詣要把台獨與其他政治與經濟議題分開，不管是為了台灣命運前途或目前政權運作考量，都是用心良苦。

台獨與台灣是主權獨立國家的辨正

面對中共和國際社會，只要是主張台灣是個獨立國家的人，就是支持台獨，反之，只要不主張台灣是個獨立國家的人，就是反對台獨。

「我從未主張反共」  ／曹長青

被那些追求台獨的台灣人推為精神領袖的李登輝，為了與現總統、執政黨作對，不惜呼應泛藍泛紅，不惜毀滅自己，實匪夷所思。

在「埃及地」要求「法老王」正名

李登輝與陳水扁，皆是「動口不動手」的弱勢領袖，難怪永遠無能帶領台灣人過「紅海」，攻打「迦南地」，建立「台灣民國」。

李登輝何錯之有？  ／范盛保

民進黨執政七年來只會議題操作，施政願景令人嘆息。台灣要一個有智慧的領導者，李登輝之後，我們拭目以待。

中間路線的幻象被戳破了  ／巴菲銀藏

李登輝跑到泛統媒體大談台獨的是非，是沿用他過去討好政治敵方選民的路線，把「討好民主」路線改成「討好黨國」路線。

台獨，絕不是退步，沒有退路  ／台灣社

我們，就是台獨！打死不退！台灣社秉持「理想堅定 實踐理性」的信念，與勇敢的台灣人民一起完成這趟光榮的旅程！

李登輝最後一戰能旋轉乾坤？／放送伯

李登輝大動作地藉由媒體操作宣示主張，卻是令人困惑：是李登輝變了？或情勢變了？或今是而昨非，台灣人通通都錯了？

李登輝拋棄台獨，摩西成了異教徒

李登輝拋棄台獨路線，對民進黨而言，沒有利空，只有利多。

不解決統獨，國家可以正常化嗎？

台灣內部最嚴重的問題是「國家認同與分裂」問題，國家認同分歧導致國家內部體制不正常。

「殊途同歸‧停止內耗」讀後有感

一直以來對陳茂雄教授十分佩服，其對政局精闢的分析，常有令人醍醐灌頂、恍然大悟之感，但對教授此篇文章卻有不吐不快的心情。

給台灣邁向正常化之路多一點鼓勵

一直被我們熱烈推崇追求民主的李先生，怎麼可以忽略民主政治與專制、威權政治的本質不同呢？

他們應該扮演「台灣麥帥」  ／連根藤

他們都應扮演「台灣版麥克阿瑟」的角色，重要的是台灣人民要制憲確認台灣國體制，而不是中華民國要制憲。

李登輝的悲傷  ／老包

李登輝是一個有格調的政治家，國際公認的「民主先生」，但綠營有些人卻將寶石當成討厭的頑石。

一個禮拜內連續死了兩個國父  ／江建祥

李登輝沒有變！是我們的一相情願，導致我們有價值體系混亂崩潰的悲痛。

沒有馬英九與李登輝的日子  ／放送伯

明星與教父，可以是重大資產，茍不自愛自強，也可能成為沉重的負擔！

台灣獨立比李登輝重要  ／高達宏

站在支持台灣獨立的大立場上，對於李登輝說他從未主張台獨的做法，必須毫不猶豫的予以嚴厲批判。

莎喲那拉，謝謝你的愛  ／綠妹妹

讓我們也無情的向你們告別：台灣之父已逝，台灣之子不再；身為台灣兒女的我們，一生無怨無悔，繼續挺下去的，只有台灣....

祝福阿輝伯  ／李欣芬

阿輝伯政策理念改變的真正原因為何？我們不得而知，但「分手不出惡言」，我衷心地祝福阿輝伯及他的智庫們，願他們前途似錦！

李登輝台獨說非「棄台獨」  ／Ko Tsi-jin

李登輝表示，台灣已是主權獨立國家，不需要再講台獨，結果採訪他的雜誌竟然下了「棄台獨」的標題，這就奇了....

李登輝的選擇  ／昆蟲

在台聯即將泡沫化、李登輝要另尋舞臺時，我們應冷靜回顧他的過去，用我們的核心價值來檢驗李登輝的核心價值。

民進黨不必急著罵李登輝／海兒

民進黨其實不必急著罵李登輝，因為李登輝這麼一搞，民進黨在立委選舉中已經和上一次直轄市選舉一樣立於極有利的地位。

李登輝時代的結束  ／徐永明

當李前總統再一次否定自己，將統獨立場還原到作為蔣經國接班人的李登輝的反獨立場時，李登輝時代已經宣告終結了。

countries: 中華民國 埃及 台灣 中國

people: 馬英九 徐永明 陳水扁 李登輝

title: 南方快報《專題》宗教‧政治‧統戰


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不容吃台灣反台灣

除了台灣，世界上有哪一個主權獨立的國家，是以放棄自己的獨立主權來換取國家安全的？你如果找得出來，我這個月的薪水給你領。

卵葩事件以外

──台、新兩國由相似走向不同

台灣主體意識的提升也不是新加坡所能夠控制的，因此，新加坡除了對這個發展情勢持續關心以外，實在不需要再發表這種逾越本份的言論。

countries: 中國 新加坡 台灣

title: 南方快報／張惠妹中國演唱風波


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台籍政客吳敦義，媚共欺台真面目的醜陋紀錄

台灣跆拳道國手楊淑君在2010亞運中，遭到中國以骯髒手法取消比賽資格，吳敦義作為台籍政客，竟公然為中共官員說好話。

title: 南方快報《專題》●賣國賊‧台奸●


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壹週刊：馬英九官邸會報下攻擊令

馬英九七月初已經親自下達攻擊令，為拉抬選情，府院黨總動員，由吳敦義親上火線擔任攻擊手，連日炮轟李登輝。

people: 李登輝 馬英九 吳敦義

title: 南方快報《專題》●李登輝國安密帳案●


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Visiting Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Godwin Friday yesterday pledged that his new administration is ready to usher in a “next chapter” in the two countries’ 45-year diplomatic relationship, while calling for increased Taiwanese investment to strengthen bilateral ties.

Speaking at a military welcoming ceremony hosted by President William Lai (賴清德) in Taipei during his first trip to Taiwan since taking office late last year, Friday said that more than four decades of diplomatic relations have laid a strong foundation for future cooperation.

“Saint Vincent and the Grenadines was still a young nation when we started our relationship on Aug. 15, 1981, having gained political independence less than two years prior,” he said.

President William Lai, front left, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Godwin Friday walk past a military welcome salute in Taipei yesterday.  Photo: Lo Pei-de, Taipei Times

Reflecting on the decades of ties, Friday said the two countries had become more than friends.

“We are partners in a world that is yet to enable Taiwan to contribute fully to international forums and in vital organizations,” he said.

He thanked Taiwan for investing in his country and people over the past 45 years.

Friday also pledged his government’s continued support for Taiwan’s bid to participate in international forums, including the UN and its specialized agencies, as well as organizations such as Interpol.

Marking the anniversary, Friday said his new government had identified four pillars for economic development: agriculture, tourism, the blue economy and the new economy.

The blue economy includes fisheries, marinas and other maritime industries, while the new economy includes sports, the creative industries, entertainment and information technology, he said.

“Saint Vincent and the Grenadines welcomes investors in every sector, particularly those that I just mentioned,” he said, adding that even modest investment “can go a long way to creating more opportunities and providing good jobs for our people.”

“I am ready to work with you to write the next chapter of this 45-year relationship. I am prepared for partnership,” he said.

Lai welcomed Friday with a military honors ceremony in front of the Presidential Office that included a 21-gun salute.

The president thanked Friday for choosing Taiwan as his first overseas destination since taking office eight months ago, saying the decision demonstrated the two countries’ “staunch and robust diplomatic ties” to the international community.

Lai said Taiwan was “deeply moved” by Saint Vincent and Grenadines’ steadfast support for its international participation and valued the friendship between the two countries as they marked the anniversary of diplomatic relations.

“Looking ahead, Taiwan will continue to deepen cooperation with Saint Vincent and the Grenadines across all sectors. Through a diverse range of programs, we can continue to enhance the welfare of both our peoples,” Lai said.

Friday and his delegation arrived in Taiwan early yesterday for a five-day visit that concludes on Saturday.

Friday is to attend events marking the anniversary of diplomatic relations and participate in an investor roundtable bringing together the Vincentian delegation and prospective Taiwanese investors, the two governments said.

title: Vincentian PM pledges support, urges investment


title: Colombia scrambles to find survivors as quake kills 169

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Colombian volunteers and rescuers yesterday cleared rubble with their bare hands to search for survivors after the country’s strongest earthquake in a decade killed at least 169 people and smashed dozens of buildings.

The magnitude 7.4 quake struck cities across Colombia’s western region shortly after 7:30am on Monday, sending panicked residents onto the streets.

The quake killed 169 people and injured more than 600, according to an association of Colombian city mayors. The deaths were concentrated in Cali, Pereira, Manizales and Quibdo. The mayors also reported that 165 buildings collapsed.

People and rescuers look for survivors amid the rubble of a collapsed building after an earthquake in Cali, Colombia, on Monday.  Photo: AFP

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella — just three days after being sworn into the job — declared a state of emergency and vowed a concerted rescue effort.

Pereira, which was among those hit hardest, was mostly plunged into darkness amid power outages on Monday night, as volunteers probed for signs of life under collapsed buildings.

“We’re without power. This seems honestly like a zombie city,” resident Juan David Gaitan said.

Residents yesterday embrace as rescue workers search through the rubble of their damaged home the day after an earthquake struck Cali, Colombia, on Monday. Photo: AP

Tattoo artist Andres Hernandez said he was worried about his family and friends, adding that he would stay awake because structures around him were “on the verge of collapsing.”

Hernandez recalled being asleep at home when the quake happened and rushing into the street for safety, as the quake devastated the city in the heart of Colombia’s coffee-growing region.

“It was a movie scene, because I saw the poles, the cables, everything moving. I’m worried about my family, my friends,” he said.

There were scenes of destruction in several cities, with furniture and fabrics sandwiched between concrete walls, floors tossed into irregular angles and cables strewn across roads.

In Manizales, the quake crumpled a tower of the city’s famous neo-Gothic cathedral.

In Quibdo, the capital of Colombia’s Choco department, local official Jenny Rivas said public services and communications “have been virtually shut down.”

“People ran out naked, people jumped from the second floor of their homes,” Quibdo resident and law student Wilmer Cuesta said.

Dentist Julian Pena said he “ran outside carrying nothing” after feeling strong tremors and found hundreds doing the same.

“People were praying in the street. It was overwhelming,” he said.

“There are many buildings with gaps, with cracks. There are others that have completely collapsed.”

The quake was felt across Colombia, including the capital, Bogota, where crowds rushed out into the street in their pajamas.

At a depth of 110km, the quake was also felt in Ecuador and Panama.

Experts at the US Geological Survey said the quake was likely caused by movement along a deep fault within the Nazca tectonic plate.

Hospitals in five Colombian cities were put on red alert on Monday and a nighttime curfew was declared in Cali, local authorities said.

At least six local airports suspended operations, the civil aeronautics agency said.

The devastation comes less than two months after powerful twin quakes rattled neighboring Venezuela, killing more than 6,300 people and leaving tens of thousands homeless.

Messages of support came in from countries across the region and the world.

Pope Leo XIV is “deeply saddened” and “raises his prayers to the Lord for the prompt recovery of those affected by this tragedy,” the Vatican said yesterday.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Monday said the US was “closely monitoring” the situation and “stands ready to support the people of Colombia.”

The US announced US$15.5 million in emergency relief.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the EU had mobilized Copernicus, a satellite service, to help with rescue operations.

Israel, Mexico, Ecuador and France also offered assistance.


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Australia and Vietnam yesterday agreed to deepen military cooperation and support the free flow of essential trade as the two nations’ leaders met in Canberra, with both sides expressing concern over policies that threaten to disrupt global supply chains.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Vietnamese President To Lam agreed to “further strengthen defense and security engagement,” according to a joint statement released by Australia, and also vowed to do more to counter transnational organized crime and human trafficking.

In Lam’s first trip to the country as party chief and president, the two sides pledged to increase trade and investment, and support “resilient supply chains in areas such as critical minerals, semiconductors, clean energy,” they said in a separate statement.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, right, and Vietnamese President To Lam exchange documents after a bilateral meeting at Parliament House in Canberra yesterday. Photo: EPA

The two nations “expressed concern” over the situation the South China Sea and reaffirmed the importance of maintaining peace, security and stability, and freedom of navigation and overflight.

They called for disputes to be resolved peacefully through legal and diplomatic processes, without the threat or use of force.

Australia and Vietnam have expanded maritime-security cooperation in the past few years, as they confront increasing Chinese aggression in the contested waters of the South China Sea. Following a visit to Danang in April, the HMAS Toowoomba trained with Vietnam People’s Navy Ship 275 off the Vietnamese coast, including search-and-rescue and ship-handling exercises.

Among the agreements reached, Vietnam would reinstate access for Australian kangaroo and deer meat, and Melbourne’s RMIT University is to expand its presence in Vietnam, with plans for a new Hanoi campus and broader operations in Ho Chi Minh City.

Two-way trade stands at more than US$14 billion, the Vietnamese government said.

Australia is also a major provider of official development assistance, supporting infrastructure and climate change resilience, it said.

Vietnam and Australia established diplomatic relations in 1973 and upgraded ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership in March 2024.

To mark the visit, Vietnamese budget carrier Vietjet Aviation JSC on Monday announced a new direct service between Ho Chi Minh City and western Sydney, scheduled to start from January next year with two round-trip services per week.

From Australia, Lam heads to New Zealand, the first visit by a Vietnamese president since 2007, where he is expected to focus on trade, investment, technology, agriculture and other areas.

title: Australia and Vietnam to deepen defense relations


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Two Chinese suspected to have illegally entered Taiwan are being held incommunicado, the Coast Guard Administration (CGA) said yesterday, after a rubber boat was found north of the Port of Taipei last month.

An angler late last month discovered a rubber boat on a beach in New Taipei City’s Bali District (八里), a member of the public wrote on Threads on Monday.

The next day, the angler investigated the boat and discovered that it contained Chinese-made metal oil drums, toilet paper packaging with simplified Chinese characters, an empty soda bottle sold in China and three life jackets, the post said.

A rubber boat is beached in New Taipei City’s Bali District last month. Photo courtesy of the Coast Guard Administration

The fisher reported the boat to the authorities, while critics asked why the CGA had not detected it.

The CGA said it dispatched personnel to investigate, while authorities reviewed coastal and maritime surveillance footage.

A court ordered that the two suspects be detained incommunicado and the case has been referred to the Shilin District Prosecutors’ Office.

Since last year, there have been 29 cases of illegal entry into Taiwan involving 71 people, the CGA said.

Sixty-one people in 22 cases were apprehended at the scene, giving the CGA an 85.9 percent apprehension rate, it said.

The CGA said that it has not yet sufficiently upgraded its technological equipment or integrated artificial intelligence systems to identify small targets.

Despite maximizing its workforce and radar sensitivity, it has still been unable to achieve the goal of zero unauthorized entries going undetected, it added.

A CGA task force investigation found that personnel on duty had conducted patrols along the shoreline after the boat came ashore, but overlooked some secluded areas, it said.

The personnel would be held accountable, CGA Director-General Chang Chung-lung (張忠龍) said.

title: Chinese detained after boat discovered


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INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION:  The company is thinking of home and abroad, with capacity expansion under way in Taoyuan, Vietnam and two plants in Texas

Compal Electronics Inc (仁寶電腦) yesterday said it expects artificial intelligence (AI) servers to account for 30 to 40 percent of revenue next year, up from about 10 percent this year, as it expands production capacity in Taiwan, the US and Vietnam.

In the first quarter, server revenue was NT$10 billion (US$309.8 million), accounting for 5 percent of the company’s revenue, Compal chairman Ray Chen (陳瑞聰) told reporters as the company inaugurated its new plant in Taoyuan.

“We are targeting triple-digit annual growth for our AI-related business this year and next year,” Chen said.

The new plant would serve as a key site for Compal’s AI server research, development and production, featuring fully automated production lines for Level 10 (L10) AI server systems and Level 11 (L11) server racks, Chen said.

It should start contributing revenue from next quarter, he said.

Amid strong demand for AI servers, Compal expects the new plant to reach full utilization as early as the second half of next year, Chen said.

The company is evaluating AI server capacity expansion in Taoyuan, although the location and scale have yet to be determined, he added.

Compal’s AI server business remains focused on L10 products, with shipments mainly to neocloud customers such as GMI Cloud and Verda, while L11 shipments are slated to begin next quarter, he said.

Alongside expansion in Taiwan, Compal is increasing AI server capacity in Vietnam and Texas, Chen said.

In Vietnam, where Compal mainly handles Level 6 (L6) server node production, the company operates four surface-mount technology lines and plans to add another six, with construction of its second factory nearing completion, he said.

Compal is building two plants in Taylor and Georgetown, Texas, focused on the production of L6, L10 and L11 models. Trial production is slated to begin next quarter, followed by mass production in the first quarter of next year, Chen said.

The company had planned to ship some L6 products from Vietnam to Texas for assembly, but is adding L6 capacity in Texas as some US customers seek more localized production, he said.

The move would allow Compal to handle production from L6 through L11 rack-level integration in Texas, he said.

The Texas plants would mainly serve US hyperscalers and enterprise customers, while Taiwan primarily serves neocloud customers, Chen said.

The PC industry faces headwinds this year from tight DRAM supply and rising component costs, with International Data Corp forecasting global PC shipments to fall 10 to 12 percent year-on-year.

Chen said DRAM supply is likely to remain tight next year, but rising component costs are pushing up average selling prices, meaning Compal’s PC revenue might not fall at the same pace as shipments.

title: Compal opens new plant


taiwan-subdivisions: 斗六 虎尾

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EXPANSION PLANNING:  The new chip-packaging plant near Douliou should create more than a thousand new jobs at launch, and more than 2,000 jobs at full capacity

Siliconware Precision Industries Co (SPIL, 矽品精密) commenced construction yesterday of a new NT$100 billion (US$3.1 billion) chip-packaging plant in Yunlin County’s Douliou City (斗六) to scale up capacity amid artificial intelligence (AI)-driven supply bottlenecks.

The Taichung-based company plans to offer advanced chip-on-wafer-on-substrate (CoWoS) packaging services at the new plant after it begins first-phase operations in 2028, SPIL vice chairman Chang Yen-chun (張衍鈞) said in a statement.

It would be a new growth engine for SPIL and allow the company to play an indispensable role in the global AI supply chains, Chang said.

The Siliconware Precision Industries Co Ltd logo is pictured on a company document in an undated photograph. Photo courtesy of Siliconware Precision Industries Co

SPIL is a major subsidiary of ASE Technology Holding Co (日月光投控), the world’s biggest chip packaging and testing service provider, and both have benefited from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co’s (TSMC, 台積電) limited CoWoS capacity amid the AI boom.

The Douliou plant, SPIL’s second advanced packaging facility in Yunlin County, is expected to create 1,300 jobs upon the launch of its first-phase production, with the figure rising to 2,200 jobs after the plant is fully online, the company said.

In September last year, SPIL began operations at its first Yunlin plant in Huwei Township (虎尾).

The new investment would enhance SPIL’s advanced packaging capability and improve the company’s production efficiency and yield, Minister of Economic Affairs Kung Ming-hsin (龔明鑫) said in the statement.

It would elevate and safeguard Taiwan’s position in the global semiconductor supply chains, Kung said.

Over the past two years, SPIL has invested about NT$200 billion in new facilities in Taichung, Changhua County, Yunlin County, Hsinchu City and Tainan, creating 8,000 jobs, the company said.

The company plans to raise NT$16.19 billion by offering 810 million new shares to support its raw material purchases and capacity expansions, with ASE set to subscribe to all of the new shares, SPIL said in filings with the Taiwan Stock Exchange on Monday.

title: SPIL breaks ground in Yunlin


title: Tax revenue remains exceptionally robust

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Taiwan’s tax revenue was robust in the first seven months of this year, fueled by a stock-market boom and strong corporate earnings, even as last month’s collections declined because of an unusually high comparison base created by last year’s extended income-tax filing deadline, the Ministry of Finance said yesterday.

Tax revenue was NT$289.1 billion (US$8.96 billion) last month, down 67 percent from a year earlier, the ministry’s data showed.

“The sharp decline was largely a statistical effect rather than a sign of weakening collections,” ministry statistician Liu Shun-rong (劉訓蓉) said.

People file tax returns at the National Taxation Bureau’s Zhongzheng office in Taipei on May 4. Photo: CNA

For the first seven months of the year, revenue was NT$2.88 trillion, or 72.9 percent of the full-year budget target, putting collections 15.6 percentage points ahead of the government’s budget schedule, Liu said.

The figures highlight the strength of tax receipts despite the sharp monthly swings, she said.

Securities transaction tax was a key driver in tax revenue last month amid investors’ heavy trading in Taiwanese stocks, fueled by strong demand for artificial intelligence-related companies, the data showed.

Average daily trading turnover on Taiwan’s stock market surged 1.8 times the value of a year earlier to NT$1.15 trillion last month, lifting securities transaction tax revenue 1.7 times to NT$65.1 billion.

For the first seven months, securities transaction tax revenue jumped 1.9 times to NT$398.7 billion, reaching 277 percent of the government’s budget target for the period, the ministry said.

Corporate income tax revenue remained strong, rising 24.1 percent from a year earlier to NT$788.9 billion in the first seven months, mainly reflecting higher tax payments by companies, the ministry said.

Individual income tax revenue increased 11.2 percent to NT$689.9 billion in that same period, it said.

From January to last month, business tax collections climbed 20.8 percent to NT$487.2 billion, helped by steady domestic spending and higher taxes on imports of information and communications technology and audiovisual products, as well as electronic components.

However, land value increment tax revenue was a notable exception, falling 8.5 percent to NT$39.2 billion during the first seven months as property transactions declined, Liu said.

The ministry expects tax revenue to remain elevated this year, supported by strong stock-market turnover and resilient exports from Taiwan’s technology and industrial sectors.


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Overtime hours at Taiwan’s electronics companies hit their highest level for June since records began in 1980 as the artificial intelligence (AI) boom continues to drive demand, data released on Monday by the Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics (DGBAS) showed.

Employees in the electronic components industry worked an average of 28.7 hours of overtime in June, far beyond the national average of 9.1 hours across the industrial and service sectors, the DGBAS said.

Average overtime in the computer and optoelectronics industry also reached a record high for June at 17.7 hours, the highest since 1980, the data showed.

People work at a plant in Taichung on August 6 last year. Photo: Huang Shu-lei, Taipei Times

The DGBAS said sustained global enthusiasm for AI has driven a surge in orders received by technology companies, prompting employers to rely heavily on overtime. It said that overtime hours are often a barometer of activity in the sector.

In June, average overtime in the manufacturing sector stood at 18.0 hours, up 0.5 hours from a year earlier, but down 0.3 hours from May. Across the industrial and service sectors, average overtime was 9.1 hours, up 0.5 hours year on year but down 0.2 hours from the previous month, the agency said.

For the first half of the year, average overtime nationwide stood at 9.1 hours, up 0.4 hours from a year earlier, while average overtime in the manufacturing sector rose 0.8 hours year on year to 17.8 hours, it said.

Employment in Taiwan’s industrial and service sectors was 8.58 million at the end of June, up 10,000, or 0.12 percent, from the end of May. Manufacturing reported the largest monthly increase, adding 4,000 jobs, the DGBAS said.

Within manufacturing, employment trends varied in June: The number of workers in the electronic components industry rose 0.6 percent from a month earlier and the number of employees in the computer and optoelectronics industry rose 0.27 percent, while employment in the rubber and plastics products industry fell 0.37 percent and employment in the plastics industry declined 0.13 percent, the data showed.

DGBAS Census Department Deputy Director-General Tan Wen-ling (譚文玲) said employment declines in some traditional industries indicated that conditions in those sectors needed time to improve.

title: Electronics overtime hits monthly record for June


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The nation’s machinery exports grew 18.4 percent year-on-year to US$3.305 billion last month, the 18th consecutive monthly increase, the Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry reported on Monday.

The increase was lifted mainly by shipments of electronic equipment, which grew 35.6 percent to US$709.5 million, amid strong demand for artificial intelligence (AI) applications and semiconductors, the association said in a report.

Machine tools posted an 8.8 percent increase from a year earlier, but their shipments of US$178 million were relatively low compared with other product categories, as the New Taiwan dollar exchange rate was unfavorable for Taiwanese firms’ competitiveness, it said.

Visitors observe a robotic arm during the Touch Taiwan 2026 exhibition in Taipei on April 8. Photo: EPA

Overall, Taiwan’s machinery exports in the first seven months of this year reached US$21.101 billion, up 19.1 percent from a year earlier, while machine tool shipments fell 1.5 percent to US$1.156 billion during the same period, association data showed.

The US remained the largest buyer of Taiwanese machinery products in the first seven months, with purchases worth US$5.439 billion, accounting for 25.8 percent of exports.

China ranked second, with purchases of US$4.453 billion for a 21.1 percent share of exports. Singapore followed with purchases of US$1.587 billion and accounting for 7.5 percent of the total, the data showed.

Taiwan’s machinery industry has maintained steady growth at the start of the second half of the year, as strong demand for semiconductors and AI servers boosted shipments of electronic equipment and inspection and testing equipment, the association said.

However, political issues and regulatory policies in some countries, such as high-tech and rare earth controls, have gradually impacted global supply chains and could weigh on Taiwanese manufacturers’ order visibility and export outlook, which warrants further observation, it said.

title: Machinery exports for July grew almost 20%


title: ETF investors continue to increase despite market pullback

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Taiwanese investors stepped up regular monthly purchases of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) last month despite a sharp market pullback, suggesting that they viewed the volatility as a buying opportunity rather than a reason to retreat from equities, Taiwan Depository and Clearing Corp (TDCC, 台灣集中保管結算所) data showed.

The number of investors making regular purchases of ETFs increased 1.24 million last month from the previous month, TDCC data showed. So far this year, the figure has grown by 6.37 million, the data showed.

Of the 94 ETFs listed in Taiwan, investors in Yuanta/P-shares Taiwan Top 50 ETF (0050) rose by the most of 324,400, followed by Capital Taiex Daily Leveraged 2X ETF (00685L) by 185,700 and Yuanta/P-shares Taiwan Dividend Plus ETF (0056) by 91,200, the data showed.

A man stands in front of an electronic stock board at the Taiwan Stock Exchange in Taipei on Feb. 23. Photo: Tien Yu-hua, Taipei Times

The resilience of regular ETF investing highlights how the strategy has gained traction among retail investors. By investing a fixed amount regularly, investors gain more ETF units when prices fall, potentially lowering their average purchase cost over time.

Among the 10 most widely held ETFs, Capital Taiwan Growth ETF (00981A) posted the strongest return so far this year, gaining 76.29 percent including dividends, the data showed.

Cathay Taiwan Technology Leaders ETF (00881) ranked second with a 74.28 percent return, while Fubon Technology ETF (0052), which has a heavy weighting in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (台積電), gained 64.42 percent, the data showed.

The two major market-cap-weighted ETFs — Yuanta/P-shares Taiwan Top 50 ETF (0050) and Fubon FTSE TWSE Taiwan 50 (006208) — also delivered remarkable returns of more than 60 percent. By comparison, Capital Taiwan Selected High Dividend ETF (00919), a favorite among income-focused investors, posted a return of 43.57 percent year to date, the data showed.

The performance gap reflects a market increasingly driven by artificial-intelligence (AI) demand, as technology-heavy ETFs have benefited from sharp gains in Taiwan’s semiconductor and other technology stocks, while high-dividend funds generally have less exposure to some of the market’s strongest-performing growth shares.

Taiwan Stock Exchange said ETFs with heavier technology exposure have benefited disproportionately from the AI boom, while dividend-focused products have offered a different balance of income and diversification.

Still, the strong year-to-date gains of many ETFs provided a cushion against last month’s market pullback. For investors using regular monthly plans, the decline may have made ETFs even more attractive by allowing them to accumulate more units at lower prices, the exchange said.

Overall, the continued growth in regular ETF investment suggests that retail investors are increasingly treating the funds as a core vehicle for long-term equity exposure, and many appear willing to stay invested and use price declines to build their holdings rather than abandoning the market during periods of volatility, it said.


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Fintech, stablecoin can help speed up AI supply chains: Industry leaders

Financial technology (fintech), including stablecoins, could help accelerate the movement of funds across global semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) supply chains, allowing manufacturers to operate more efficiently, industry leaders said yesterday.

Speaking at a news conference in Taipei ahead of the second edition of the Asia FinTech Alliance (AFA) Summit, AFA chairwoman Jaclyn Tsai (蔡玉玲) said Taiwan is the "heart" of semiconductor and AI server manufacturing, and that faster production must be matched by faster financial transactions.

"We cannot just move goods around quickly. We have to move the money quickly as well," she said, adding that fintech could improve supply chain efficiency and strengthen the competitiveness of manufacturing economies.

From left, Asia FinTech Alliance secretary Winston Hsiao, chairwoman Jaclyn Tsai and Etron Technology Inc chairman Nicky Lu pose for a photograph at a news conference in Taipei yesterday. Photo: CNA

Echoing Tsai, Etron Technology Inc chairman Nicky Lu (盧超群) said speed is critical for technology companies operating across different time zones, where banking and settlement hours could delay transactions.

"How quickly can we pay? How quickly can we receive?" Lu said, adding that financial delays could affect production, deliveries, suppliers and customers across several countries when transactions are held up by banking cut-off times.

"In Taiwan, 3:30 in the afternoon is like a cut-off point for everything about semiconductors. We have to wait for the next day," Lu said, referring to the afternoon transaction cut-off observed by many local banks.

He said the financial infrastructure supporting global technology supply chains therefore needs to become faster while maintaining "security, reliability, and resiliency."

During a Q&A session, Tsai said emerging technologies including AI, blockchain and virtual assets could offer new tools to improve manufacturing and supply chain efficiency.

She said regulatory approaches across Asian economies are also becoming more aligned, creating opportunities for greater interoperability in areas such as stablecoins and cross-border payments.

Stablecoins are digital tokens designed to maintain a stable value, typically by being pegged to a fiat currency such as the US dollar. The Legislative Yuan passed the Virtual Asset Services Act (虛擬資產服務法) on June 30, establishing Taiwan’s first legal framework governing stablecoin issuance.

Tsai said the framework could allow both New Taiwan dollar and foreign currency-backed stablecoins, although there has yet to be a decision on which type would be more widely issued.

Pointing to their potential use in supply chains, Tsai said a Taiwanese company could, for example, receive a US dollar-backed stablecoin from an overseas customer and convert it into a NT dollar-backed stablecoin to pay suppliers, employees and other expenses.

Stablecoin payments, which could help make cross-border transactions faster by providing a "new rail" for settlement alongside traditional payment systems, are "very likely" to become more common as early as next year, not only in Taiwan but also in other countries, she added.

Founded in 2023, AFA brings together fintech associations from 16 Asian economies, with one association from each, and promotes cross-border collaboration, regulatory dialogue and financial innovation.

The inaugural AFA Awards will be held in Taipei on Sept. 1, followed by FinTechOn 2026 and the second edition of the AFA Summit on Sept. 2-3, with a focus on virtual asset and fintech regulation, global supply chains, cross-border payments and AI.


title: Networked lenses

content_text: Meta’s Kylie-edition glasses are displayed in an electronic store on Monday in New York City. Meta announced plans to open-source its latest AI model, Muse Spark 1.2, and launch Muse Glimmer, a new family of open-source models designed to run on laptops, as it competes with rivals OpenAI and Anthropic.


title: EDITORIAL: Energy infrastructure in the AI era

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Taiwan aims to align with global energy trends by proposing to require heavy industrial power users build dedicated power-generation capacity or install energy-storage systems, a critical step in the nation’s efforts to bolster power resilience and safeguard supply stability amid the artificial intelligence (AI) boom.

The legislature’s Economics Committee last week gave preliminary approval to a draft amendment to the Energy Administration Act (能源管理法) that would require large energy users — such as semiconductor companies, data center operators, steelmakers and petrochemical companies — to build on-site power plants or energy-storage systems for new factories or capacity extensions at existing factories. Limited land availability was a major factor in the government’s decision to narrow the amendment’s scope, the Ministry of Economic Affairs said, dismissing environmentalists’ concerns that the change would hinder efforts to optimize power-use efficiency.

In the US, the White House’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge commits leading hyperscalers and AI companies, including Meta and Microsoft, to buy or develop the additional energy generation required for their data centers and to pay for the grid infrastructure, rather than passing that burden on to other energy customers. Comparable, but not identical, constraints are emerging in Ireland and Singapore. The Netherlands tightly restricts hyperscale siting and imposes severe grid-capacity constraints on new projects.

The proposed rules arrive as AI demand causes unprecedented strain on public electricity grids worldwide. Taiwan manufactures the majority of the advanced chips powering AI data centers, and the complex processes and specialized components used to make those chips are highly power-intensive. The nation’s power consumption is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 2.5 percent from this year through 2035, the Ministry of Economic Affairs said in June, much higher than the 1.7 percent average annual growth forecast for the period from last year to 2034. The ministry attributed the change to surging power demand as a result of economic growth, semiconductor industry expansions, data centers and AI, as well as rising temperatures.

Adding to energy concerns, the nighttime reserve margin is expected to remain below the 15 percent benchmark from this year through 2029, falling to 7.1 percent, indicating that electricity supply would be tight, the ministry said, adding that supply pressure has been shifting toward nighttime.

To limit massive power consumption by large data centers, Taiwan Power Co (Taipower) has for nearly three years suspended new power connectors for data centers with capacity of 5 megawatts (MW) or more in Taoyuan and areas to its north. Taoyuan is already home to data centers, including AI facilities, while some are under construction or planned there. The restriction was conditionally eased last month, with some data centers permitted in designated areas. The relaxation came after Taipower added gas-fired units to the Datan Power Plant in Taoyuan’s Guanyin District (觀音), as well as a power plant redevelopment in Keelung.

Details of the proposed energy regulations would remain unclear until implementing regulations are issued, which the ministry said it expects to do within six months of the amendment passing the legislature. Hundreds of companies would be subject to the new rules, the economics ministry said. It said it is considering defining “heavy energy users” based on renewable energy obligations under the Renewable Energy Development Act (再生能源發展條例) and related regulations. In other words, those with Taipower electricity contracts of at least 5MW would be considered heavy power consumers and required to install power plants or energy storage equipment for new factories.

That threshold should be uncontroversial, but local manufacturers have voiced concerns about the size of dedicated energy capacity and how quickly they must meet the requirement. The ministry said it could follow the rules of the Renewable Energy Development Act and request that large power users obtain 10 percent of the 5MW from their own power plants initially and increase the ratio gradually. Additionally, what kind of power plants should they build? All of those considerations need to be factored into their cost structure.

The ministry must work with heavy energy users to establish a feasible schedule, or little would be achieved. Given the costs of power plants, energy storage systems and land acquisition, some companies might consider paying the fines of NT$150,000 to NT$750,000, but repeated fines could add up.


title: Diplomatic lessons in Nagasaki

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Three days can reveal a great deal about diplomacy.

Representative to Japan Lee I-yang (李逸洋) on Thursday last week attended the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony, seated in the area for diplomatic representatives. Three days later, he declined to attend the Nagasaki ceremony after the Taiwanese delegation was placed outside the main diplomatic section.

Nagasaki officials said that seats in the special guest area were limited and that Taiwan had been assigned to an “overseas” section, which was not intended to downgrade Taiwan’s status.

From Taipei’s perspective, the question was difficult to avoid: If Hiroshima could accommodate Taiwan alongside diplomatic delegations, why could Nagasaki not do the same?

Lee’s decision to stay away was understandable. After Taiwan raised objections to a similar arrangement last year, accepting it again could gradually turn an unsatisfactory practice into precedent.

Yet the incident deserves to be examined beyond the immediate dispute over diplomatic dignity.

Anyone familiar with Japan knows that Tokyo is not Japan in its entirety. Japanese politics is strongly shaped by local institutions, administrative traditions and jimoto — the deeply rooted sense of local identity and community. Mayors, prefectural governors, local assemblies, bureaucracies, business organizations and civic groups have networks and political calculations of their own.

This does not mean that local governments in Japan can act independently on national foreign policy issues. Nor should every unfriendly decision toward Taiwan be attributed to Chinese pressure.

It does mean that stronger Taiwan-Japan relations in Tokyo do not automatically produce equally strong relations throughout Japan.

Nagasaki illustrates the problem particularly well.

The city has centuries of historical connections with China and has maintained a friendship-city relationship with Fuzhou since 1980. China also maintains a consulate-general in Nagasaki. Such relationships do not prove that Beijing instructed Nagasaki officials how to arrange Taiwan’s seat.

Indeed, the more important point might be that direct instructions are not always necessary.

Diplomatic influence accumulates through institutions, personal relationships and repeated exchanges. Officials learn which decisions create friction and which preserve established relationships. Political preferences can eventually become embedded in seemingly technical administrative choices.

For Taiwan the lesson should not simply be to protest more forcefully. It should be to invest more seriously in Japan’s local diplomacy.

Former representative to Japan Frank Hsieh (謝長廷) understood this particularly well. During his years in Japan, considerable effort went into relationships not only with national politicians in Tokyo, but also with prefectures, municipalities, local assemblies and civic networks. Taiwan-Japan exchanges among local legislators and governments expanded significantly during this period.

Such work is rarely glamorous. A meeting with a mayor or local assembly member attracts less attention than a photograph with a prime minister. Yet diplomacy is often built precisely through these accumulated relationships.

Taiwan needs to map Japan more carefully: Where are Taiwanese networks strong? Where has China spent decades cultivating local relationships? Which municipalities matter because of ports, technology, education, tourism, disaster relief or their proximity to Taiwan?

Where those connections are weak, Taiwan needs to show up — repeatedly.

Invite local politicians to Taiwan. Expand university and youth exchanges. Build partnerships in disaster relief, public health and maritime affairs. Engage chambers of commerce, civic organizations and local media.

The objective is not to force every Japanese municipality to become “pro-Taiwan.” That would misunderstand diplomacy and Japan.

The objective is to ensure that when local officials encounter Taiwan, they see an established partner rather than an inconvenient diplomatic exception.

Defending dignity sometimes requires refusing a seat.

Good diplomacy means building relationships so that, eventually, there is no need to refuse one.

Bonnie Yushih Liao is an assistant professor in Tamkang University’s Department of Diplomacy and International Relations.

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title: Mine strategy needs an exit plan

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President William Lai (賴清德) on Thursday last week stood at a loading area at the Port of Taipei to watch soldiers from the army’s 53rd Engineer Group rehearse mine deployment. The demonstration, staged on the second day of the annual Han Kuang exercises, was meant to signal that Taiwan takes mine warfare seriously. It did. It also raised a question that no public drill has yet answered: If Taiwan can close its ports with mines, can it reopen them?

The logic behind Taiwan’s mine investments is sound. Defensive mines would complicate an amphibious assault by forcing the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy to slow down, sweep channels and absorb losses before any landing craft reaches shore.

The Republic of China (ROC) Navy’s Min Jiang-class minelayers, four of which entered service in January 2022, are purpose-built for rapid coastal mining. Six more are on order, with the fleet expected to reach 10 vessels by next year. Each ship can carry 32 to 64 mines per sortie, depending on the type deployed. At full strength, 10 minelayers conducting two sorties each could sow between 640 and 1,280 mines across the approaches to Taiwan’s major harbors — a meaningful obstacle for any invasion fleet.

However, minelaying is the easy half of the mine-warfare cycle. The hard half — mine clearance, hydrographic charting of mined areas, command-and-control coordination, deconfliction with friendly naval forces and reopening ports once the immediate landing threat recedes — has received far less investment and virtually no public exercise time.

Taiwan’s mine countermeasures fleet tells the story. The ROC Navy operates four Yung Feng-class minehunters built in Germany in 1991, and two Yung Jin-class minehunters acquired secondhand from the US. These vessels are capable of limited coastal mine clearance under permissive conditions: calm seas, no hostile fire and known minefields. None are equipped to handle rocket-rising mines, smart mines with anti-sweep features or mines with target-discrimination algorithms.

There is no replacement on the horizon. The NT$35.85 billion (US$1.11 billion at the current exchange rate) Ching Fu contract to build a new class of minehunters collapsed in a corruption scandal in 2017. Nine years later, no successor program has been announced.

Taiwan is an island economy, and mines do not discriminate between enemy warships and friendly merchant vessels. The Port of Kaohsiung handles more than 60 percent of Taiwan’s container throughput. If Taiwan mines its own port approaches to deny a PLA amphibious force — and it should — it must also be able to clear safe channels for its own navy to sortie, for allied reinforcements to arrive and for commercial shipping to resume before stockpiles of fuel, food and ammunition run dry.

The current posture creates a strategic paradox: A mine barrier designed to buy time could become a self-imposed blockade if clearance capacity cannot keep pace with deployment.

Some observers might say this problem is secondary. If mines prevent a successful PLA landing, the war is won regardless of port access. That assumption collapses under scrutiny. A cross-strait conflict is unlikely to end with a single repelled assault. It would be a sustained campaign in which logistics, resupply and the ability to receive external support determine the outcome as much as any beach defense.

A Taiwan that cannot reopen its own ports after mining them is a Taiwan that cannot be resupplied — and a Taiwan that cannot be resupplied is a Taiwan that loses slowly instead of quickly.

There is also a command-and-control dimension that the Han Kuang exercises have yet to test publicly. Would Taiwan’s political leadership authorize mining operations before the first shots are fired? Pre-conflict mining is vastly more effective than mining under fire, but it also risks escalation. If the answer is that mines would only be deployed after hostilities begin, then the exercises should simulate contested deployment — minelayers operating under air and missile attack, with the PLA’s reconnaissance satellite constellation tracking every naval movement in the Taiwan Strait.

The Han Kuang drills should test the full mine-warfare cycle, not just the deployment phase that Lai observed last week.

Three priorities stand out.

First, the exercises should simulate mine clearance under combat conditions — contested waters, degraded communications and the assumption that some of Taiwan’s own mine countermeasures (MCM) vessels would be damaged or destroyed before they can begin clearing.

Second, Taiwan needs a credible timeline for MCM fleet modernization. Every year without a replacement program is a year in which Taiwan’s ability to reopen its own ports after mining them erodes further.

Third, mine-warfare authorization protocols should be exercised under realistic political conditions. The question of when to mine — before an attack, during an attack or after a landing has begun — is not purely military. It requires coordination between the Presidential Office, the Ministry of National Defense and naval fleet commanders that is best rehearsed in advance rather than improvised under fire.

Lai’s visit to the Port of Taipei demonstrated that Taiwan understands the value of laying mines. The harder question is whether it has a plan for lifting them. A mine that cannot be cleared is not a weapon. It is a wall — and walls work in both directions.

Ethan Connell is an assistant director at the Taiwan Security Monitor and a graduate student at George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government.


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With the development of artificial intelligence (AI) products and the expansion of semiconductor manufacturing, Taiwan needs more electricity — along with a stable, low-carbon and resilient energy system. The challenge is meeting the growing demand without reducing energy discussions to a simplistic debate over nuclear power.

While Taiwan faces power-supply pressures, the situation should not be mistaken for an energy shortage. Ministry of Economic Affairs data show that the operating reserve margin exceeded 10 percent on 342 days last year, and demand for electricity is forecast to grow at an average annual rate of about 2.5 percent until 2035. The real test is whether the government can increase capacity while maintaining a reliable, effective grid.

AI requires large amounts of electricity, but jumping from “AI needs electricity” to “AI needs nuclear power” lacks a sound policy basis. Data centers need more than just generating capacity — they also require reliable power, sufficient transmission and distribution capacity, a stable grid and predictable costs. The electricity issue is not simply whether power can be generated, but whether it can be delivered.

Nuclear power is a low-carbon electricity option, but whether it can immediately solve the power supply issue is a separate matter. A possible restart at the Ma-anshan Nuclear Power Plant would not result in an immediate increase in available electricity, as the Pingtung County plant must first undergo safety reviews and other legal procedures.

Similarly, renewable energy might not be able to provide consistent, reliable electricity, but that does not justify dismissing it entirely. Different power sources, energy storage, energy-use management and smart grids should all be integrated into the power system.

Advocates can take stances, but energy policy cannot apply double standards. Nuclear power raises safety issues, and entails waste and decommissioning costs; harnessing renewable energy requires addressing land use issues, ecological impacts and grid integration problems, and natural gas must contend with import dependence, price volatility and carbon emissions. Every energy option must be subject to an assessment of costs, risks and responsibilities.

Taiwan needs an energy system with institutional resilience. How much energy is needed, when and where it is needed, how it would be delivered and who would bear the costs and risks are critical questions. More importantly, who would be held responsible if forecasts are inaccurate?

Mature energy governance is not about predicting what would happen 10 years from now — it is about ensuring that the system can adapt, substitute, recover and bear the burden even if forecasts are wrong.

While AI creates more electricity demand, the real test for Taiwan is not how many power plants can be constructed over the next 10 years, but whether it can cope with surging demand, extreme weather, fluctuations in energy prices and grid failures. This is the pragmatic and unavoidable energy challenge the nation faces.

Lin Ren-bin is an academic member of the Taiwan Environmental Protection Union and an associate professor in Chinese Culture University’s Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering.

Translated by Kyra Gustavsen

title: Policy is at the heart of the energy challenge


title: EDITORIAL CARTOON

content_text: The phrase “at sixes and sevens” refers to being in a state of disarray. How telling it is that the two numbers had a special significance for the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) last week.The TPP was formally established on Aug. 6, 2019. Thursday was its seventh anniversary and it marked the event at the party’s annual national congress meeting in Taichung on Sunday last week. It was also the week that the latest My Formosa public opinion poll was released, showing that the TPP’s approval rating had fallen 6 percentage points since the beginning of the year.The dip in public


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China’s lead in generative video might matter far beyond entertainment — the same technologycould help power the world models behind robots and other autonomous systems

New large language models (LLM) like Moonshot’s Kimi K3 have dominated the debate about China’s artificial intelligence (AI) ambitions. Yet the clearest evidence of the country’s prowess might be in video and the stakes could extend far beyond just shaking up Hollywood.

Outside of Alphabet Inc’s Google, nearly all of the leading video-generation models are Chinese, making up nine of the top 10 text-to-video systems on benchmarking platform Artificial Analysis’ leaderboard.

ByteDance Ltd and MiniMax Group Inc recently released back-to-back updates to their rival video-generation models. That followed the surprise emergence of Happy Horse, a secretive video system that rattled the industry before being revealed as an Alibaba Group Holding Ltd project. Add Kuaishou Technology’s Kling, Beijing-based ShengShu Technology’s Vidu, as well as a host of other start-ups, and China has developed an unusually crowded roster of major players in a field that US leaders including OpenAI and Anthropic have deprioritized.

The tools are increasingly being used by advertising agencies and entertainment studios, and even powered the rise of the fast-growing global microdrama industry. Some view them as a plausible route to revenue in a sector battered by price wars and uncertain business models.

However, their greater strategic significance might be just beginning to emerge. China’s dominance in generative video could give it an advantage in building so-called “world models,” long heralded as the next generation of AI.

Business leaders, backed by a growing body of research, believe that the video tools could end up being the foundation for AI systems that take the technology beyond screens and into the physical world. World models must understand more than just language, also grasping physics and how objects interact with each other in uncertain, real environments. The systems could eventually power humanoid robots or autonomous vehicles.

Some AI pioneers see this as a more viable route to Silicon Valley’s holy grail of artificial general intelligence than building ever-larger chatbots.

To generate convincing video, a model must learn more than aesthetics. It needs at least a rough comprehension of motion, causality and physics, or its outputs can be laughably absurd. As these models scale, researchers have found that rudimentary physical reasoning can emerge even without explicit programming. They still do not understand the world like we do, but they are getting much better at predicting what it should look like and what is likely to happen next. Many researchers are now pairing the video models with instructions to train robots.

Several of China’s leading AI video firms, including ShengShu, are already moving toward releasing world models and broader multimodal systems. It is not just Chinese firms making this connection, either. US-based Runway AI and Germany’s Black Forest Labs, two of the West’s most prominent visual AI start-ups, are following the same trajectory.

Runway chief executive officer Cris Valenzuela told me it is a natural progression. For a video model to be good, it must accurately simulate what you would expect to happen in the real world. A ball rolls through a field rather than glides over it, for example. A robot cannot fold laundry or stock a supermarket merely by recognizing what objects are; it must anticipate what will happen when moves or interacts with them.

The leap from video generation to training world models remains in the early stages, but ever since OpenAI nixed its video tool Sora, Chinese developers have seized the moment and are increasingly setting the pace.

Many challenges remain. Creating video (not to mention world) models require significantly more data and computing resources. Copyright is another vulnerability for the firms. It is a sin the AI industry as a whole has to grapple with, but it has proven harder to hide what is in the training data for video generators compared with chatbots. That has emerged as a major obstacle to Chinese platforms’ overseas expansion efforts.

However, China has already established significant industrial hardware advantages in robotics. Hundreds of firms have figured out how to cobble together a humanoid body; what they still lack is a brain. Increasingly, the data and simulation capabilities developed from video-generation models are being harnessed to build one.

World models might never have a ChatGPT moment. Their strategic importance is unlikely to be demonstrated by a mass consumer tool that millions of users can try for themselves. While Washington has been watching China’s chatbots with growing consternation, it risks focusing on the most visible contest while overlooking progress that might prove more consequential.

Companies and investors should heed the same warning. LLMs continue to absorb most of the capital, but the next breakthrough might come from systems that can navigate the real world rather than just describe it.

If video is the training ground for such machines, China’s early advantages will not stop at just riling up Hollywood. They might determine who leads the next era of AI.

Catherine Thorbecke is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering Asia tech. Previously she was a tech reporter at CNN and ABC News. This column reflects the personal views of the author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editorial board or Bloomberg LP and its owners.

title: Chinese AI video is coming for more than Hollywood


title: The Ceuta crisis is about more than migration

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The sight of 72,000 people rushing into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from neighboring Morocco was a blunt reminder that one of the EU’s most sensitive land borders is in north Africa.

The status of Ceuta and Melilla, another Spanish enclave within Morocco, has been a simmering political dispute between the Moroccan and Spanish governments for many decades. Morocco claims sovereignty over the cities, whereas Spain maintains that they are as much a part of its national territory as Madrid.

For centuries, the Muslim dynasties that ruled the western Maghreb and al-Andalus controlled Ceuta, until King John I of Portugal captured it in 1415 — a precursor to European expansion overseas. When the Portuguese monarchy came under the control of the Spanish Habsburgs in 1580, so, too, did Ceuta.

Following the restoration of Portuguese independence in 1640, the city remained loyal to the Spanish monarchy.

As the great French historian Fernand Braudel observed, the Mediterranean should be understood as a historically interconnected theater, shaped by migratory, commercial, cultural and political exchanges that long predate the modern nation-state. From that perspective, the Strait of Gibraltar is not merely a border, but a liminal zone between two shores of the same sea that have long been in close, if often conflictual, contact.

To support its sovereignty claim, Morocco points to precolonial history and the continuity of the Moroccan Sultan’s authority over extensive territories in the western Maghreb. Moroccan historians, notably Abdallah Laroui, have also emphasized the need to avoid mechanically applying the territorial categories of the contemporary nation-state to precolonial societies.

The modern European conception of the border as a precisely demarcated, legally recognized line does not always correspond to the forms of sovereignty that prevailed in the Maghreb before colonization. The Sultan’s authority was exercised to varying degrees through relations of allegiance, taxation, religion and political affiliation, without necessarily taking the form of uniform administrative control. It is within this context that Morocco’s claims concerning Ceuta, Melilla and other Spanish territories on the north African coast should be examined.

Following Moroccan independence in 1956, the question of colonial-era borders became a topic of national debate. Moroccan nationalists, particularly Sultan Mohamed V, advocated the recovery of territories considered to have been detached from Morocco during the colonial period. That policy unfolded amid a broader push for decolonization, resulting in Spain relinquishing Tarfaya in 1958 and Sidi Ifni in 1969.

Yet Ceuta and Melilla remained under Spanish control, with the former colonial territories eventually becoming part of the EU’s external border. EU efforts to clamp down on migration in the past few years have transformed the cities, imbuing them with a strategic importance comparable to their historical and military significance.

This change helps explain the paradoxical nature of the Morocco-Spain relationship. Despite strong economic and trade relations, and close cooperation on security and migration, the territorial dispute remains a source of conflict.

In a study of Morocco’s claims to Spanish territories in Africa, the University of Cambridge’s Jamie Trinidad emphasizes that the legal arguments vary for each territory, meaning that Ceuta, Melilla, the Chafarinas Islands and the islet of Perejil are not analogous cases.

However, that does not mean a resolution is out of reach.

Consider Gibraltar, which is frequently invoked in Moroccan political discourse. The process of determining Gibraltar’s status after Brexit, which required close cooperation between the UK, the EU and Spain, demonstrates that a long-standing territorial dispute can end in joint management, even when fundamental positions on sovereignty remain divergent.

That experience offers a lesson for Morocco: Even long-standing territorial disputes can invite cooperation. They can be eased through gradual negotiations, confidence-building measures and other mechanisms that divorce, at least temporarily, questions of sovereignty from the practical necessities of everyday life.

To take such an approach in Ceuta and Melilla would require Europe to recognize that the militarization of borders alone cannot solve the migration issue. They can still be used to exert diplomatic pressure, as recent events have shown. Migration cooperation between Morocco and Spain should be part of a broader strategy focused on economic development, legal mobility, the fight against criminal networks and the protection of fundamental rights.

The future of Ceuta and Melilla should be viewed through the lens of Euro-Mediterranean relations — as sites of dialogue, exchange and cooperation between Africa and Europe, not just fortified borders. Morocco and Spain are fated to coexist. Their geographical proximity, economic and human relations, and shared security interests require a relationship built on trust and mutual respect.

Resolving the territorial dispute will not be easy, as each country has long-standing claims to the two cities, but the time has come to seek a new path based on negotiation, not confrontation.

That would not only mark a new chapter in bilateral relations, but also benefit the wider Mediterranean region.

Moha Ennaji is a professor at Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University.

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