Women’s Golf: South Korea’s Hana Financial Group will host the Hana Financial Group Championship Sept. 17–20 at Heaven Country Club in Ansan, featuring stars including Lydia Ko, Minjee Lee, and Taiwan’s Yani Tseng. Anime & Health Rules: Taiwan’s Health Minister says “Chainsmoker Cat” violates tobacco-control rules, citing cigarette brand close-ups and smoking scenes without warnings; streaming platforms removed it, sparking fan backlash. Music & Fandom: Hwang Minhyun kicks off his 2026 “PEACH-BLOSSOM” fan meeting tour in Seoul Oct. 16–18, then heads to Tokyo, Macau, and Taipei. Tech & Chips: Micron announced a $10B Micron Research Labs hub in Boise focused on next-gen memory and AI computing, with a network reaching Taiwan and other regions. Cross-Strait Politics in the Spotlight: U.S. Senate candidate Darline Graham faced backlash after admitting she’s “not that informed on national security” when asked about Taiwan and the South China Sea, as Trump backs her in South Carolina. Taiwan Sports Trailblazer: Taiwan’s first female Brazilian jiu-jitsu athlete for the Asian Games, Shen Yu-Chin, prepares for her Nagoya debut. Pop Culture Buzz: Vanness Wu denies rumors about his wife Emi Aramaki’s age and education, saying she’s 31 and a UCL graduate. Fitness Science: A Taiwan-linked study suggests better one-leg balance in seniors is tied to a lower risk of death over seven years.