
中國船隻活動增加,台灣計劃演習應對潛在供應線威脅
台灣上月偵測到中國海警和研究船活動顯著增加,共55艘次,較5月增長83%。台北計劃舉行演習,模擬中國在其太平洋沿岸的升級行動,以應對可能切斷台灣盟友供應線的戰時風險。

台灣上月偵測到中國海警和研究船活動顯著增加,共55艘次,較5月增長83%。台北計劃舉行演習,模擬中國在其太平洋沿岸的升級行動,以應對可能切斷台灣盟友供應線的戰時風險。

Sandra Oh discusses her return to London's National Theatre in a modern reimagining of Molière’s Le Misanthrope, her journey from TV success in Killing Eve to embracing collaborative theatre work, and her reflections on power, identity, and personal growth.

Baz Luhrmann's 1992 debut film, Strictly Ballroom, is a goofy, lovable, and romantic crowdpleaser that established the narrative template for the TV show Strictly Come Dancing. It features a brilliant dancer, Scott Hastings, who finds redemption with a shy beginner, Fran, challenging the establishment.
Rehearsals have begun in Worms for "Die Hunnenkönigin," a new play for the Nibelungen Festival, premiering July 17. The production features an international creative team and focuses on Kriemhild's transformation into a powerful figure.

NASA's Psyche spacecraft successfully used a Mars flyby to test its instruments and gain a speed boost, preparing for its 2029 arrival at the metal-rich asteroid Psyche. The mission aims to study the asteroid's composition.

Forty years. That is how long Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has been in power. The 81-year-old was sworn in on Tuesday to extend his presidency over a further five-year term that may well be his last – although not necessarily the last for the Museveni family. The president’s son and presumptive heir, army chief General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, oversaw days-long rehearsals of the military parade that will animate the eighth inauguration of Museveni, with Russian-made Sukhoi fighter jets flying...

Home T20 World Cup and a historic Lord’s Test loom for Charlotte Edwards but with selection questions mountingHistoric occasions are like buses: you spend ages twiddling your thumbs and then two come along at once. England have waited nine years for another home World Cup, wallowing all the while in memories of their win in 2017, and almost a century for a maiden women’s Test at Lord’s. Now both are being thrust upon them over the space of a single month, from 12 June to 13 July, in a true summer bonanza for women’s cricket.First, though, a T20 World Cup dress rehearsal: three one-day internationals against New Zealand, followed by three Twenty20s against the same opposition, and another three against India. The 50-over series, which begins on Sunday in Durham, feels a little as if it has been plonked thoughtlessly into the calendar. The wicketkeeper Kira Chathli and all-rounder Jodi Grewcock could make their England debuts – after all, the head coach, Charlotte Edwards, promised us she would “look to the future” after England’s drubbing in last year’s 50-over World Cup semi-final. But right now, no one in the England management has much bandwidth to plan for anything other than the possibility of reaching a home final at Lord’s on 5 July. Continue reading...