DPP’s ‘Black Tide’ Initiative Faces Criticism Over Taiwan’s Content Industry
Taiwan’s DPP launches the ‘Black Tide’ initiative with a NT$10 billion budget to boost the content industry, sparking debates over its impact on cross-strait relations.
December 2024
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South Korea Holds First Pretrial Hearing for President Yoon’s Impeachment as Planned
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Serbian PM Discusses Strengthening Ties with China at CIIE
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Explosion at South Korea Military Unit Injures Three Civilians
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Syria’s New Leader Consolidates Power, All Armed Groups to State Control
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Ancient Climate Crisis Mirrors Modern Ocean Acidification
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