Japan's Rice Crisis Boosts Taiwanese Quality Rice Exports
Japan's rice crisis drives Taiwanese high-quality rice into the export market, significantly increasing farmers' profits.
Prophecies of Disaster Lead to Cancellations by Taiwanese Travelers to Japan, Meteorological Agency Urges Not to Believe Rumors
As rumors of a disastrous prophecy spread, many Taiwanese travelers have canceled their trips to Japan. The Meteorological Agency underscores the importance of relying on scientific information.
Tragedy at Incheon Airport: Indonesian Man Falls from Third Floor to His Death
A tragedy unfolded at Incheon Airport where an Indonesian man fell from the third floor and died; police are investigating the cause of the incident.
Brazilian Lawyer Drowns Three Hours After Saying 'I Do' in a Tragic Boat Accident
A Brazilian lawyer, Maria, tragically drowned three hours after saying 'I do', during a boating accident that took her life.
US Treasury Secretary Hints at Extension of Tariff Deadline to September 1 for Trade Talks with 10-12 Countries
US Treasury Secretary confirms the tariff deadline could be extended to September 1, with aims to finalize agreements with 10-12 countries. The final decision rests with Trump.
Goldman Sachs: Trump's Tariffs Won't Save U.S. Manufacturing—AI Talent is the Solution
Goldman Sachs argues that Trump's tariffs won't reverse the decline in U.S. manufacturing, while AI technology is crucial for the solution.
US Survey Reveals Voter Divides Over Prayer in Schools
A US survey shows 52% support for school prayer, but regional disparities highlight constitutional debates.
Free National Elementary School Competes in US Little League Championship; Mayor Lu Donates Travel Expenses Plus Additional 100K
The Free National Elementary School baseball team is heading to the US for a championship, supported by Mayor Lu with 710K in travel expenses and an additional 100K.
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University Faces Trademark Opposition from New York University
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University's trademark registration faces opposition from New York University due to potential confusion over the similar names, as the university awaits a ruling.
EU Summit Agrees to Extend Sanctions on Russia
The EU summit decided to extend sanctions on Russia for six months, aiming to bolster support for Ukraine while increasing defense spending across Europe.
EU Director's First Visit to Tainan: Acknowledgment of Democratic Values and Economic Cooperation Potential
EU Director visits Tainan for the first time, praising Taiwan's achievements in democracy and exploring economic cooperation potential.
Apple Introduces New App Store Charging Mechanism in Response to EU Digital Markets Act
Apple has introduced a new App Store charging mechanism in response to the EU Digital Markets Act, aiming to enhance market competition and user choice.
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Russia, Media Journalist Injured
A Ukrainian drone attack in Russia injured a journalist from a Chinese media outlet, leading to mutual accusations between the two sides.
Li Qiang Declares China a 'Super Consumer Nation': Can Domestic Demand Prop Up the Economy?
Li Qiang declares the commitment to transforming China into a 'super consumer nation' at the Summer Davos Forum, but experts express concerns over whether domestic demand can truly sustain economic growth amid a shrinking consumer market.
Vice President Hsiao Mei-Chin's Visit to Czech Republic Targeted by Chinese Scheme, Criticized by Czech Speaker
Hsiao Mei-Chin's visit to the Czech Republic encountered a Chinese scheme involving a chase incident, prompting strong condemnation from the Czech Speaker regarding this unacceptable behavior, emphasizing sovereignty and diplomatic security.
郭昱晴's Husband Again Accused of Calling China 'Motherland', Responds with Statement
Guo Yuqing's husband is again accused of calling China his 'motherland', Guo issues a statement denying ownership of a residency permit.
Satellite Images Reveal Damage to Iran's Nuclear Facilities and Expert Analysis
Satellite imagery shows damage to Iran's Fordo nuclear facility; experts analyze the aftermath and future outlook of Iran's nuclear program.
Brazilian Taxi Driver Forced to Drink Acid During Robbery Dies from Injuries
Tiago Augusto Nicolau, a Brazilian taxi driver, was robbed and forced to drink acid, which resulted in his death, turning the case into a homicide investigation.
North Korea's First Lady Ri Sol-ju Makes Rare Appearance with Gucci Bag
North Korea's First Lady Ri Sol-ju made a rare appearance at the Wonsan-Kalma Coastal Tourist Area inauguration with a Gucci bag, raising questions analyzed by experts.
Huang Guanzhi Stopped by Police in Tokyo During Longstay, Reaction is Amusing
Huang Guanzhi was amusingly stopped by police in Tokyo, with a curious reason. He and Zhang Ning work hard on the stage play "Wandering Tree," forming a close friendship during the process.
Mirror Weekly Wins Gold at the Excellence in Journalism Awards; Old Bookstore Feature Impresses Judges, Earthquake Coverage Affirmed
Mirror Weekly has won a gold award at the Excellence in Journalism Awards, with its old bookstore feature and earthquake reporting illustrating its journalistic prowess.
South Korea Issues Consumer Vouchers to Boost Economy, Yet Citizens Feel No Relief
South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol will distribute consumer vouchers to boost the economy, but inflation renders citizens feeling an increased financial burden.
AVC Beach Volleyball Championships in Pingtung This July with Korean Star Joining
Korean beach volleyball star Shin Ji-eun will participate in the AVC Beach Volleyball Championships from July 17 to 20 in Pingtung, promising exciting competition!
North Korea's Huge Beach Resort Grand Opening! Kim Jong-un Celebrates with Family
The Wonsan-Kalma Coastal Tourist Area in North Korea is set to open on July 1, with Kim Jong-un and his family attending the ribbon-cutting ceremony, highlighting his daughter, Kim Ju-ae.