AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGwangju Biennale Diplomacy Drama: Taiwan’s Ministry of Culture says the “Taiwan Pavilion” name has been officially restored after a naming dispute, with the Asia Culture Center allowing Taiwan’s team to enter and set up for the Sept. 5 opening. Cross-Strait Media Tension: A mainland spokeswoman dismissed rumors from a Taiwan TV program, urging Taiwanese viewers to “see for themselves” while accusing the DPP of building an “information cocoon.” Tech Meets Travel Safety (Kid Inventor): A 10-year-old from Taiwan won an international invention award for an “electronic nose” concept that could one day help detect drugs around luggage. Gaming Pop Culture: hololive Dreams will add a new 10-player co-op minigame, “Shadowbound Chase,” on Aug. 28, plus details on its first official holodori merchandise and a multi-city campaign. Arts & Film Abroad: Taiwan’s presence also shows up internationally as a Taiwan-shot Puerto Rico/Taiwan film, “Extranjera,” drew sold-out festival screenings ahead of its Sept. 10 release. Sports Spotlight: Taiwan’s athletes are mentioned in regional competition coverage, including bowling and volleyball tournament results.
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