Italian Man Constructs World's Narrowest Car With Width of Just 50cm
Italian Andrea Marazzi has built an electric Fiat Panda measuring just 50cm wide, planning to apply for a Guinness World Record and use it for exhibitions.
Hualien Residents Rally for the Removal of Fu Kun-Chi at Taiwan Frontline Outdoor Event
Taiwan Frontline held an outdoor event in Hualien, drawing over a thousand participants as residents actively supported the recall of Fu Kun-Chi.
Taiwan's Ministry of Education Delegation Visits Palau to Promote Sports Diplomacy
Taiwan's Ministry of Education and Sports Administration delegation visits Palau to promote sports diplomacy and foster friendship between the nations.
'Interpreting Brother' Chao Yi-Hsiang to Resign as Taipei City Councilor for National Security Council Position
'Interpreting Brother' Chao Yi-Hsiang is reportedly resigning from his position as Taipei City Councilor to take a role in the National Security Council. He highlighted ongoing tasks in a Facebook post.
Mayor Lu Shiu-yen Criticizes Lai Ching-te for 'Not Accepting Election Loss', Lawyer Mocks
Lu Shiu-yen criticizes Lai Ching-te for supporting a recall, sparking mockery from lawyer Lin Chih-chun about her presidential ambitions.
Trump to Announce Potential TikTok Buyers in Two Weeks, Trade Talks with Canada on Hold
Trump reveals plans to announce potential TikTok buyers in two weeks and warns that trade talks with Canada will be on hold if certain tariffs are not lifted.
Ford CEO Warns: Rare Earth Supply Shortages Affecting Auto Production, US-China Tariff Negotiations Stagnant
Ford's CEO warns that rare earth supply shortages are hindering auto production, while US-China trade negotiations show no signs of progress.
Concerns Raised as Trump's Tariffs Might Empower China's Hardliners on Taiwan
Reports suggest Trump's tariff strategy may inadvertently strengthen China's hardline stance on Taiwan, raising concerns that the U.S. will not intervene militarily to protect the island.
Could the Trump-Xi Meeting Happen in September? China Invites Trump to Military Parade
China is planning to invite Trump to the military parade for the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Anti-Japanese War in September, with a Trump-Xi meeting expected to occur.
Controversy Erupts Over China's New Game 'Revenge on Gold Diggers' Simplifying Emotional Fraud Issues
'Revenge on Gold Diggers' sparked gender controversy on release day but gained popularity among male players, leading to impressive sales figures.
China's Zhipu AI Challenges US AI Dominance with $4.07 Billion in Funding
China's Zhipu AI rapidly emerges with $4.07 billion in funding, aiming to challenge US AI dominance.
Jay Chou's Hong Kong Concert Concludes with Star-Studded Performance, Aaron Kwok Joins Him on Stage
Jay Chou's concert in Hong Kong featured Aaron Kwok, exciting the audience as they performed together.
After One Year of Managing His Channel, Hu Kua Visits Hong Kong for 'Dai Siu Ren' and Declares: No More Internet Celebrity
After a year of managing his channel, Hu Kua visited Hong Kong to experience 'Dai Siu Ren' and declared that he is no longer interested in being an internet celebrity.
Hong Kong's Social Democratic Alliance Announces Dissolution Ahead of July 1, Once the Third Largest Pro-Democracy Party
The SDA announces its dissolution under heavy political pressure, marking a significant shift in Hong Kong's pro-democracy landscape as it was once the third-largest party in the movement.
Singapore's Prime Minister Visits China: Lessons for Taiwan
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's visit to China emphasizes multilateral trade and offers a moment of reflection for Taiwan.
Will Xi Jinping Step Down in August? Former US Diplomat Reveals Successor
Former US diplomat Slayton analyzes Xi Jinping's possible resignation in August and identifies successor Wang Yang.
Medical Error in Indian Maternity Hospital: Mother Chemically Burned by Hydrochloric Acid, Baby Safe
A hospital in India mistakenly used hydrochloric acid, resulting in a chemical burn to a mother during childbirth, but her baby was safely delivered.
Japan to Implement New Childcare Support Fund in April Next Year, Monthly Contributions of 70 to 330 Yen
Japan's government will implement a childcare support fund in April next year, expanding child allowances to high school levels and providing pregnancy subsidies.
FamilyMart Japan Issues Urgent Recall of 2.27 Million Bottles of Jasmine Tea Due to Metal Contamination
FamilyMart Japan recalls 2.27 million bottles of jasmine tea due to suspected metal contamination, ensuring consumer safety.
China Travel Announces Exciting 5-Day Tour of Japan's Tohoku Region This Summer
China Travel Agency launches a 5-day tour of Japan's Tohoku this summer, featuring highlights in Sendai, Yamagata, Aomori, and Iwate!
Hao Lung-bin Supports Hsu Chiao-hsin, Warns Next Target Could Be Han Kuo-yu's Recall
Hao Lung-bin backs Hsu Chiao-hsin's anti-recall efforts, warning that the DPP might aim to recall Han Kuo-yu next, while questioning the legality of the party's actions.
Tuvalu Faces Sinking Crisis as Over One-Third of Citizens Apply to Move to Australia
Tuvalu faces a sinking crisis, with over one-third of its citizens applying for Australia's climate visa for permanent residency.
Taiwan-Vietnam Cup Football Tournament Kicks Off with Enthusiasm
The 2025 Taiwan-Vietnam Cup Football Tournament was grandly launched in Kaohsiung, attracting nearly 600 participants and showcasing the vibrancy of the Vietnamese community.
This Week's Highlights: US Nonfarm Payroll Report and Major Economic PMI Data
This week, the US nonfarm payroll report and PMI data from major economies are set to be released, which will impact market expectations for Fed rate cuts.