Details of the Incident Where Chinese Warship Laser-Targeted German Reconnaissance Plane
Chinese warship laser-targeted a German reconnaissance plane, prompting strong condemnation from Germany and a demand for clarification.
China Builds Military AI Data Centers in GobI Desert, Focusing on NVIDIA Chip Tech
China is constructing military AI data centers in the GobI Desert, relying on NVIDIA chips, highlighting its expanding AI infrastructure plans.
Trump Targets China Again with Tariffs on Drugs and Copper, Analyzing the Impact on Industries
President Trump introduces tariffs on drugs and copper, seen as renewed pressure on China. The impact spans various industries and affects multiple countries.
Hu Zhendong: The CCP Cannot Win, Victory Depends on Taiwan's Internal Security
Hu Zhendong believes the CCP cannot win against Taiwan, but internal issues pose a fatal weakness, advocating for a strengthened national defense and military buildup.
China's Ministry of Commerce Bans Exports to Eight Taiwanese Military-Related Firms; Defense Ministry Claims Alignment with Supply Chain Diversification Policies
China has placed eight Taiwanese military-related firms on an export control list, with Taiwan's Defense Ministry stating it aligns with their supply chain diversification strategy.
Frequent Violence in the West Bank, DW Team Attacked
Violence frequently erupts in the West Bank, with the DW team attacked while reporting in Sinjil village.
Trump Threatens Xi Jinping with 'Bombing Beijing' Audio Surfaces
Trump disclosed at a fundraising event that he threatened Xi Jinping with bombing Beijing if China invades Taiwan and expressed discontent with Putin's remarks.
Japan's Popular Donut Brand 'I’m donut?' Opens in Taipei with Three Exclusive Flavors
Japan’s popular donut brand 'I’m donut?' opens its first overseas location in Taipei's East District, offering three exclusive flavors that attract dessert enthusiasts.
Father in Pakistan Kills Daughter for Refusing to Delete TikTok, Calls it 'Honor Killing'
A father in Pakistan shot his daughter for refusing to delete her TikTok account, labeling it an 'honor killing.'
Australian Wife's Shocking 'Poison Mushroom Steak' Incident Shakes the Globe
An Australian wife is accused of using lethal mushrooms to poison her in-laws, leading to global interest and a potential life sentence.
Japanese Politician Takashi Tachibana Sparks Controversy with Discriminatory Remarks
NHK Party leader Takashi Tachibana's discriminatory remarks prior to the election have elicited widespread attention and criticism.
95-Year-Old Woman Found Dead in Japan After 10 Years, Son Arrested for Body Concealment
A 95-year-old woman in Japan was found dead in her home after being concealed for 10 years by her son, who suffers from social anxiety and didn't report her death.
Taiwan's PTS Launches International Animation Cooperation with Korea to Develop Preschool IP
PTS collaborates with Korean animation companies for the first time to launch the 'All Star Preschool Animation Co-Development Project,' aiming to promote Taiwanese stories in the international market.
Chinese Women's Football Team Faces Defeat Against Japan in East Asia Cup Semifinals
Chinese women's football team lost 0-4 to Japan in the East Asia Cup semifinals, ending their previous winning streak.
Venue for Anti-Referendum Rally Shifted to Mini Egg in Taichung to Avoid 2020 Kuan Yu's Muddy Situation
The opposition coalition and the Fighting Blue will hold a rally in Taichung on July 12. The venue was changed to avoid a repeat of a muddy situation from 2020.
Keelung Man Faces Divorce After Vietnamese Wife Goes Missing for Two Years
A Keelung man has filed for divorce after his Vietnamese wife went missing for two years, with the court granting the divorce due to circumstances beyond his control.
Thailand's Cultural Soft Power Strategy: The Rise and Impact of GL Dramas
Thai GL dramas have rapidly risen in prominence since 2022, becoming a symbol of cultural soft power and resonating deeply with Taiwanese youth.
Starbucks Near North Korea Becomes a Popular Spot, Attracting 120,000 Visitors
The Starbucks located only 1.4 kilometers from North Korea has become a popular new destination in South Korea, attracting over 120,000 visitors in just seven months since its opening.
Trump's 'Great and Beautiful Act' Could Satisfy Xi Jinping? Analysts Warn U.S. Is Handing Over Its Future to China
Analysts warn that Trump's 'Great and Beautiful Act' may benefit China in the renewable energy race, undermining America's future potential.
Minister Lin Chia-lung Visits Paraguay to Celebrate 68th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations Amid Sensitive Tariff Negotiations with the U.S.
Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung visits Paraguay to celebrate the 68th anniversary of diplomatic relations. This trip highlights the firm ties and economic cooperation potential between the two nations amid sensitive U.S. tariff negotiations.
Minister Lin Chia-lung Leads Delegation to Paraguay to Celebrate 68th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations
Minister Lin Chia-lung visits Paraguay to celebrate the 68th anniversary of diplomatic relations and promote economic cooperation.
Canada Badminton Open: Land Bank Men's Doubles Wins Gold and Silver Medals
The Land Bank badminton team excelled at the 2025 Canada Open, winning the men's doubles gold medal and an additional silver medal.
Cheng I-Ching Advances to WTT US Open Women's Singles Round of 16
Cheng I-Ching advances to the women's singles round of 16 in the WTT US Open, set to face Chinese player Kuai Man; Kao Cheng-Jui exits from men's singles.