Good afternoon, I'm _____ with today's episode of EZ News.







Tai-Ex opening

The Tai-Ex opened up 268-points this morning from last Friday's close, at

27,029 on turnover of 17-billion N-T



The market smashed recent records during Friday's session - ending at a high

of 26,761 - after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing hit a fresh closing high

on the back of enthusiasm toward artificial intelligence development.







Influencer Holger Chen under investigation for alleged Lai comments

The Criminal Investigation Bureau says it's investigating internet

personality Holger Chen after he called for the decapitation of President Lai

Ching-te during a recent livestream.



According to the bureau, the investigation is focusing on whether Chen's

comments may constitute incitement (煽動) to commit a crime and threatening

bodily harm under the Criminal Code.



The bureau says it has been collecting evidence related to the comments and

has asked the New Taipei District Prosecutors' Office to summon Chen for

questioning.



Chen made the alleged comments during a portion of his livestream on Sunday

focusing on politics and cross-strait issues.







Survey team reaches Matai'an Creek barrier lake site: Forestry agency

One of two teams deployed by the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency to

survey potential routes to the Ma-Tai-An Creek barrier lake are reporting

widespread devastation.



The agency's Hualien branch deployed a task force consisting of two teams to

visit the site on September 30.



The teams were tasked with surveying the remnants of the lake and looking for

prospective (預期的，盼望中的，未來的) routes for construction equipment to

enter the area to rebuild.



Officials say data collected by the teams will be used to help ensure safety

during future efforts to rebuild the area and set up disaster prevention and

detection infrastructure.







US Supreme Court begins new term

The US Supreme Court began its new nine-month term today - and it promises to

be consequential (有影響力的，重要的) — with major cases focused on how much

power the constitution gives the President.



Charlotte North reports from Washington







Iraq Prisoners Released Under Amnesty

Iraq has released over 35,000 people from prisons under an amnesty law passed

earlier this year.



The law, aimed at reducing prison overcrowding, makes nearly 144,000 more

people eligible for relief.



The country's Supreme Judicial Council said courts recovered over $34 million

in restitution (賠償) from those convicted of theft and corruption.



The amnesty covers crimes like corruption, theft and some terrorism-related

offenses, though not those involving killings.



Sunni lawmakers pushed for the law, arguing their community faced unfair

terrorism charges.



The law also allows retrials for some terrorism convictions and halts

executions.







SAmerican Trade Bloc Rules Peru Failing to Curb Illegal Mining

A South American trade bloc has ruled that Peru is failing to curb illegal

gold mining and mercury (汞) trafficking.



The Andean Community, which includes Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, and Bolivia,

made the decision on Monday.



They have ordered Peru to reform its laws and seize illegal mining equipment.



Indigenous groups say mercury from mining is poisoning rivers and food in the

Amazon.



Peru has 20 working days to comply or face potential (潛在的) trade

sanctions.



The case could set a precedent for other countries.



Peru has made some efforts to crack down on illegal mercury, but enforcement

remains inconsistent.





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