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President Donald Trump’s administration has announced a significant reduction in the number of visas issued to legal immigrants. The policy change is expected to cut the total number of visas available to Taiwanese applicants by more than 60 percent, with the most severe impact reported in two specific regions. Taiwanese officials have confirmed that the new limits will affect the processing of work and family‑reunification visas, prompting concerns about the potential slowdown of cross‑border labor and family ties. In the technology sector, the shares of Fei Han Inc. fell 6.7 percent in a recent trading session, according to market data. Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun addressed the decline in a brief interview, noting that the company remains focused on its long‑term strategy and that short‑term market fluctuations are expected. Analysts attribute the drop to broader market volatility rather than any fundamental change in Fei Han’s business prospects. A human‑interest story from Japan highlights the emotional strain of family visits. A 73‑year‑old grandfather, who travels weekly to see his grandson, has reported that his mother feels distressed by his visits. He discovered that his wife has been keeping private concerns from the family, a revelation that has added complexity to the family dynamic. In Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that if the country can maintain control over 75 percent of its territory, he would be willing to freeze the current front lines. The comment came during a press briefing in which Zelensky emphasized the importance of a negotiated settlement and expressed openness to a ceasefire under those conditions. The statement has been noted by international observers as a potential shift in Ukraine’s stance on the ongoing conflict. Article source: United Daily News | Image credit: United Daily News
President Donald Trump’s administration has announced a significant reduction in the number of visas issued to legal immigrants. The policy change is expected to cut the total number of visas available to Taiwanese applicants by more than 60 percent, with the most severe impact reported in two specific regions. Taiwanese officials have confirmed that the new limits will affect the processing of work and family‑reunification visas, prompting concerns about the potential slowdown of cross‑border labor and family ties. In the technology sector, the shares of Fei Han Inc. fell 6.7 percent in a recent trading session, according to market data. Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun addressed the decline in a brief interview, noting that the company remains focused on its long‑term strategy and that short‑term market fluctuations are expected. Analysts attribute the drop to broader market volatility rather than any fundamental change in Fei Han’s business prospects. A human‑interest story from Japan highlights the emotional strain of family visits. A 73‑year‑old grandfather, who travels weekly to see his grandson, has reported that his mother feels distressed by his visits. He discovered that his wife has been keeping private concerns from the family, a revelation that has added complexity to the family dynamic. In Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that if the country can maintain control over 75 percent of its territory, he would be willing to freeze the current front lines. The comment came during a press briefing in which Zelensky emphasized the importance of a negotiated settlement and expressed openness to a ceasefire under those conditions. The statement has been noted by international observers as a potential shift in Ukraine’s stance on the ongoing conflict.
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