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The Central Theory Party is holding political fundraising classes, with Chairman Ko Wen-je in attendance.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has warned that the issue of Taiwan remains the most sensitive point in relations with the United States. Chinese President Xi Jinping's record from 2016 to the present was discussed.

Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party has revealed new candidates for upcoming mayoral elections.

Taiwan has reminded the United States of its commitment to robust military support for the island.

During an interview with Fox News, US President Trump stated he does not wish to see anyone in Taiwan move towards independence.

US officials have repeatedly reaffirmed their policy towards Taiwan. The Trump administration's stance on protecting Taiwan militarily is being closely watched by Asian allies. Concerns exist about the commitment of the United States to Taiwan's defense.

A question was posed to Donald Trump regarding whether the US would defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese attack. The question was reportedly left without a direct answer. Taiwan's defense capabilities against a potential Chinese attack are being questioned.

A US-China summit held on May 14-15 discussed trade, AI governance, and tensions surrounding Taiwan. The meeting also occurred amidst global concerns, including recent Russian drone attacks on Ukraine.

Ransomware hackers are claiming a breach at Foxconn, a major electronics manufacturer for companies including Apple, Google, and Nvidia.

Five individuals have been indicted in Taiwan for allegedly performing unlicensed surgeries. Authorities stated the surgeries posed health risks. The surgeries were reportedly conducted without proper medical qualifications or facilities.