Surge in Japanese Encephalitis Cases: Urgent Need for Mosquito Prevention
Japanese Encephalitis cases surged by 5 last week; health officials emphasize the need for enhanced mosquito prevention to protect public health.
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha Suspended by Constitutional Court over Allegations of Unconstitutionality
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha has been suspended by the Constitutional Court over allegations of unconstitutionality, garnering significant public and media attention.
Typhoon No. 3 Threatens to Form in 24 Hours! Japan Meteorological Agency Issues Strong Wind Warning
Typhoon No. 3 may form within 24 hours, with a strong wind warning from the Japan Meteorological Agency. Citizens are advised to prioritize safety.
National Taitung University’s Early Childhood Education Department Engages in Volunteer Education Exchange in Nepal, Showcasing International Service Spirit
National Taitung University’s Early Childhood Education Department engages in volunteer education exchange in Nepal, showcasing service spirit and international cooperation.
Huang Wei-che Meets with Governor and Speaker of Miyagi Prefecture, Japan to Foster Educational Exchange and Friendship
Huang Wei-che meets with authorities from Miyagi Prefecture to promote educational exchange and friendship.
SEGA to Open Its First Official Store in Japan in Shibuya on July 18
SEGA will open its first official store in Shibuya on July 18, offering new experiences and exclusive products.
Trump Considers Expelling Musk, Musk Fires Back
Trump's remarks about Musk have stirred controversy, with Musk delivering a strong response.
Su Chiao-hui Engages with Youth in New York: Sharing the Stories of Taiwan
Su Chiao-hui discusses Taiwan's stories and culture with youth in New York, urging for wider understanding.
Exploring Impressionism: A Journey of Light from Monet to America
Explore the evolution of Impressionism, tracing the path of light and art from Monet to America.
Court Rules Apple Must Continue Facing Antitrust Lawsuit by U.S. Justice Department
A court ruling requires Apple to continue facing an antitrust lawsuit by the U.S. Justice Department, with a similar investigation underway by the European Union.
Google Revamps AI Image Search Experience, Ask Photos Relaunches in the U.S.
Google improves its AI image search service Ask Photos, restarting its use in the U.S., with a faster and smarter search experience.
Trump Hints at Considering Expelling Musk, Tesla Stock Drops Nearly 6% in Pre-Market
Trump hints at considering expelling Musk, leading to nearly 6% drop in Tesla's pre-market stock.
383 Bodies Discovered in Mexican Crematorium Sparking Concerns Over Fake Ashes for Families
A crematorium in Juárez, Mexico, has been found with 383 bodies improperly stored, raising fears that families may end up with fake ashes. This shocking discovery highlights serious negligence in the cremation process.
Brazil National Museum Reopens After Reconstruction, Showcasing Restored Artifacts
The Brazil National Museum has reopened after nearly seven years of reconstruction, with some restored artifacts on display, although over 10 million items lost in the fire will not be seen again.
Norway Set to Deploy F-35A to Poland This Fall to Counter Russian Expansion
Norway will deploy F-35A fighters to Rzeszów, Poland this fall to strengthen NATO defense in response to Russian provocations.
Unique Fragrance Experience: Overview of MATIERE PREMIERE's Complete Collection
MATIERE PREMIERE, a French perfume brand, focuses on natural fragrances, unveiling 11 unique eau de parfums that reflect the creative vision of perfumer Aurélien Guichard.
Poland's Blueberries Coming to Taiwan! Lin Chia-Lung Discusses Bilateral Cooperation with Polish Legislators
Poland's blueberries will soon enter Taiwan, enhancing economic and cultural exchanges between the two countries and paving the way for new cooperation opportunities.
Taiwan's Mango and Guava Pass EU Review, Minister Lin Chia-lung Announces European Market Expansion
Minister Lin Chia-lung announced that Taiwan's mango and guava have passed the EU review and will enter the European market, emphasizing economic cooperation with Poland.
New Taipei City Strengthens Economic Cooperation with Poland Through Two-Way Visits
New Taipei City enhances economic cooperation with Poland, fostering bilateral relations through two-way visits and exchanges.
UK Economy in Ruins! Tycoon Criticizes Government's Inability to Face Trump and Moves Business to UAE
UK tycoon John Fredriksen expresses disappointment in the nation's economic outlook, closes his company, and moves to the UAE, criticizing the government's inability to deal with Trump policies.
Poland's Congressional Delegation Visits Taiwan as Minister Lin Announces Blueberry Import
Taiwan's Minister Lin Jialong announces the import of Polish blueberries, marking a step forward in bilateral cooperation in trade and technology.
Kunshan University Wins Red Dot Award for Kongshan Festival
Kunshan University's Kongshan Festival has won the Red Dot Design Award, showcasing its creativity and strength.
Europe Faces Heatwave Challenge! Paris Breaks 41°C, Eiffel Tower Affected
Paris temperatures soar beyond 41°C, causing deformation of the Eiffel Tower due to extreme heat.
Chinese Communist Party's AI Technology Empowers Authoritarian States to Enhance Surveillance and Suppress Dissent
The AI face recognition technology from the Chinese Communist Party aids authoritarian states in enhancing public surveillance and suppressing dissent, becoming a vital global monitoring tool.