Trump Responds to US Considering $30 Billion Nuclear Deal with Iran
Trump reacted to media reports regarding the US considering a $30 billion nuclear deal with Iran, dismissing the proposal as fake news.
Lin Shiming Wins First Judo Gold Medal at World Police and Fire Games, Showcasing Taiwanese Police Strength
Lin Shiming won the judo gold medal at the World Police and Fire Games, demonstrating the remarkable strength and skills of the Taiwanese police.
US Forces Japan Establish New Unit to Counter CCP Threats in the Indo-Pacific
US Forces Japan has established a new unit specifically to counter CCP threats in the Indo-Pacific, enhancing regional security.
Chinese Decoration Company Transforms Swimming Pool into Office, Employees Have Worked in Deep Water for 2 Months
A Chinese company has converted a swimming pool into an office, leaving employees surprised as they have worked in the deep water area for 2 months.
Examining the Recall Movement Amidst Major Polarization: Who Are the Allies of the CCP?
Analyzing the intersection of societal polarization and recall movements raises questions about CCP allies.
Taiwan's Office Supports Anti-Recall Campaign; Zhao Shaokang Responds: No Need for Beijing's Support
Taiwan Affairs Office supports the anti-recall effort; Zhao Shaokang asserts no need for Beijing's backing.
Exclusive: G-Dragon's Macao Concert Package Accused of Fraud by Influencer
G-Dragon's concert package in Macao faces fraud accusations from an influencer, prompting widespread online debate.
Consumer Wins $20000 After Suing Bank Over Harassing Credit Card Sales Calls
A consumer successfully sued a bank for constant credit card sales calls and received $20,000 in compensation, catching netizens' attention.
36-Year-Old Woman Falls to Death, Last SOS Recording Reveals Suspected Attacker
A 36-year-old woman falls to her death, and the released SOS recording reveals a suspected abuser. Police have launched an investigation.
Canada Orders Hikvision to Shut Down Operations
Canada orders Chinese company Hikvision to shut down operations due to national security concerns.
Japan's July Earthquake Prediction Scares Tourists, Shifting Bookings to Two Southern Hemisphere Countries
Japan's July 5 earthquake prediction has frightened tourists, shifting bookings to two southern hemisphere countries by 50%.
Engineer Sold to Cambodia for Scam Operations: Tragic Case of Youth Home Under Threat
An engineer sold to Cambodia for scam assistance has led to the trafficking of youths from child care institutions, heightening societal awareness and caution.
Misia's Stunning Finale at the 36th Golden Melody Awards, Weifen Hsu Pays Tribute to Da S with 'Ten Minutes of Love'
At the 36th Golden Melody Awards, Misia's finale was stunning, with Weifen Hsu paying tribute to Da S by performing 'Ten Minutes of Love.'
Golden Melody Awards 36: Japanese Singer MISIA Wows the Audience with Her Powerful Voice
At the 36th Golden Melody Awards, MISIA captivated the audience with a stunning performance and an otherworldly voice.
Lan Zhenglong Shares Photo with Japanese National Treasure Assistant! Sparks Netizen Excitement
Lan Zhenglong's photo with a Japanese national treasure assistant sparks excitement among netizens.
Music Awards 36: Japanese Diva MISIA Stuns Audience with Her Powerful Voice, Calls for a Brighter Tomorrow!
At Music Awards 36, Japanese diva MISIA thrilled the audience and encouraged everyone to embrace a brighter future together.
MISIA Returns to Taiwan After Seven Years, Dazzles Fans with Incredible Performance
At the 36th Golden Melody Awards, MISIA displayed her astonishing talent, showcasing true performance magic.
EU Proposes Listing Eels as Endangered Species, Japan Plans Joint Opposition with East Asian Countries
Japan plans to unite with East Asian countries to oppose the EU's proposal to list eels as endangered species and calls for a reexamination of the decision.
Thailand Tightens Cannabis Regulations: From Recreational to Medical Use Only
Thailand has tightened cannabis regulations, limiting future use to medical purposes only, with recreational use now fully banned.
South Korea Bans Dog Meat, 500,000 Dogs Face Euthanasia
South Korea's dog meat ban raises concerns as 500,000 dogs may face euthanasia, putting farmers in a difficult position.
An Unusual Incident: Bear Strikes a Train on Japan's High-Speed Line
A Tohoku Shinkansen train collided with a bear in Miyagi, halting services for 37 minutes with no injuries reported.
Suicide Bombing in Northwest Pakistan Claims 16 Soldiers' Lives
A suicide bombing in northwest Pakistan has resulted in 16 soldiers dead and over 20 civilians injured.
Scam Groups Targeting Taiwanese Youth for Exploitation
Scam groups are targeting Taiwanese youth, leading to several minors getting involved in human trafficking cases.
Experts Warn of Potential Major Earthquake in Japan on July 5 Following Frequent Quakes
Experts are warning that a major earthquake in Japan could occur on July 5, as increasing seismic activity in the Tokara Islands raises alarms.