Controversy Arises as Idol Candidate is Disqualified for 'Too Big Breasts' in Japan
Runa Ichikawa's disqualification from an audition due to 'too big breasts' has sparked debate on beauty standards in the idol industry.
Yunlin County Chief Chang Li-shan Inspects Japan's 'Go Home Hospital' to Enhance Medical Integration
Yunlin County Chief Chang Li-shan inspects Japan's 'Go Home Hospital', promoting holistic medical care and supporting home-based services.
Seismologist Refutes July 5 Doomsday Prediction: Science Cannot Accurately Predict Earthquakes
Seismologist denies the July 5 prediction, stating that science cannot accurately predict earthquakes and warns the public not to panic.
India Industry Briefing Held in Changhua City to Help Businesses Grasp Economic Trends
The 'India Industry Briefing' in Changhua City helps businesses understand economic trends and market opportunities in India.
Why Are Taiwanese Travelers So Fond of Japan? Four Key Advantages That Are Hard to Beat
Taiwanese travelers continue to have a deep affection for Japan, supported by four key advantages. Despite a recent decline in enthusiasm due to earthquake predictions, the market remains attractive.
British Cars Return to U.S. Market as Taiwanese Automakers Invest $200 Million to Revive Sales
British cars are returning to the U.S. market under a new agreement, while Taiwanese automakers invest $200 million in promotions to combat sluggish sales.
SoftBank's $6.5 Billion Acquisition of Ampere Computing Faces Long FTC Review
SoftBank's $6.5 billion acquisition of Ampere Computing may face a long review by the FTC, potentially hindering approval and affecting its strategy in the field of artificial intelligence.
Costa Rican President Chavez Accused of Corruption, Supreme Court Calls for Congress to Revoke Criminal Immunity
Costa Rican President Chavez faces corruption accusations; the Supreme Court demands Congress revoke his criminal immunity, which Chavez claims is a political witch hunt.
UK Mom's Sunbathing Controversy Sparks Neighbors' Outrage
UK influencer Carla Bellucci sunbathes nude in her yard, sparking neighbor outrage; she claims they're hypocritical.
Russian Navy Deputy Commander Killed in Ukrainian Missile Strike
The Russian Defense Ministry confirms that Deputy Commander Gudkov was killed in a Ukrainian missile attack, serving only three months in office.
European Heatwave Triggers Wildfires, 8 Confirmed Dead
The European heatwave and wildfires have resulted in 8 deaths, as experts warn of more frequent and intense high-temperature events.
Frequent Earthquakes in the Andaman Sea Raise Concerns of Volcanic Eruptions and Tsunamis
Frequent seismic activity in the Andaman Sea has raised concerns over volcanic eruptions and tsunamis, prompting experts to recommend preparedness measures.
Banciao Summer Carnival: Exhibition of Local Products from Seven Japanese Cities Launched
The Banciao Summer Carnival showcases local products from seven Japanese cities, attracting a large number of visitors.
Hsiao Yu-Wen Takes on Former WNBA Center, Showcases Passing Skills
Hsiao Yu-Wen faced a former WNBA center from South Korea in the Jones Cup, impressing spectators with her passing skills.
Discovering the Culinary Delights of Thailand's Krabi: Mae Pa Restaurant Recommended by Locals
Don't miss Mae Pa restaurant in Krabi, where local foodies recommend dishes that will leave you craving more!
Jones Cup Women's Basketball: Taiwan Team Triumphs Over Philippines by 26 Points in Opening Match, Lin Wen-you Highlights Its Significance
Taiwan team wins its opening match in the Jones Cup against the Philippines by 26 points, with Coach Lin Wen-you emphasizing its special significance.
AAA Awards Ceremony to be Held in Taiwan, Shuhua Hints at Potential i-dle Participation
Shuhua shared her excitement for future i-dle activities at the 'WHAT A TRIP' press conference and hinted at participation in the upcoming AAA Awards ceremony.
Korean Basketball Star Park Ji-soo Returns to Jones Cup, Dominates Opening Match Against Universiade Training Team
Korean basketball player Park Ji-soo returns to the Jones Cup and leads her team to a 95-74 victory over the Universiade training team.
Kitakyushu Mayor Kazuhisa Takeuchi's First Visit to Kaohsiung Signs City Cooperation Agreement
Kitakyushu Mayor Kazuhisa Takeuchi visits Kaohsiung for the first time, signing a city cooperation agreement and collaborating in smart city and economic development initiatives.
Thai Actor Wanlop Returns to Taiwan, Jokes About Learning Chinese through Wu Bai's Songs
Thai actor Wanlop Rungkumjad returns to Taiwan for the premiere of ‘White Blood’ and shares his experience of learning Chinese through Wu Bai's songs.
Russia Establishes Drone Factory in North Korea, Heightening Tensions in Northeast Asia
Russia’s establishment of a drone factory in North Korea could provide advanced military technology, further escalating tensions in Northeast Asia.
South Korea to Purchase Additional KF-21 Fighters, Delivery Set for 2028
South Korea is set to purchase 20 additional KF-21 fighters, with deliveries expected to start in 2028, aiming to boost its air force capabilities.
India's 90-degree overpass, built for 200 million rupees, sparks outrage online
India's nearly 90-degree overpass has faced backlash online, leading the Madhya Pradesh government to investigate and address safety concerns regarding the design.
First Case of Japanese Encephalitis Confirmed in Beigang, Yunlin; Health Bureau Calls for Enhanced Mosquito Prevention and Vaccination
The first case of Japanese encephalitis has been confirmed in Beigang, Yunlin, leading the Health Bureau to urge enhanced mosquito prevention and vaccinations.