Trump Threatens 10% Tariff on BRICS Nations
Trump threatens a 10% tariff on BRICS nations as they challenge the dollar and the global power structure.
Zhang Zhihun Conceals US Property Amid Recall Controversy: Accused of Losing Public Trust
The Shuanghe recall team criticizes Zhang Zhihun for concealing US property and calls for public explanation.
U.S. Tariff Negotiations Raise Concerns as Cheng Li-Chun Returns to Taiwan
President Trump plans to impose 15% or 20% tariffs on trading partners; Cheng Li-Chun's negotiation team is set to return to Taiwan for further discussions.
Brazil Faces 50% Tariff from the US, Coffee Prices May Rise
The US imposes a 50% tariff on Brazil, President Lula hints at retaliation, and coffee prices may rise due to halted imports.
EU Launches General-Purpose AI Code of Practice: A New Framework for Tech Giants
The EU introduces a voluntary General-Purpose AI Code of Practice to help businesses comply with AI regulations, alongside hefty fines for violations.
Full Throttle! President Lai Ching-te Flags Off Taiwan Athletes for the 2025 World University Games in Germany
President Lai flags off Taiwanese athletes in Kaohsiung, encouraging them to give their all at the 2025 World University Games in Germany and promising comprehensive logistical support.
This Sorghum Spirit Tastes Like a European Wine Cellar
This barrel-aged sorghum liquor from Kinmen combines Eastern and Western brewing techniques for a unique flavor that impresses.
UK's Worsening Fiscal Deficit: Experts Suggest Leveraging Cheap Advantages to Attract Investment
UK PM Keir Starmer faces fiscal deficit issues. The Economist advises leveraging cheap advantages to stimulate economic growth.
Kiu Chui-Cheng Meets UK MP Gavin Williamson, Thanks for Supporting Democratic Taiwan
Kiu Chui-Cheng met with UK MP Gavin Williamson to discuss cross-strait issues. Williamson expressed past support for Taiwan and emphasized the need for democratic nations to resist authoritarian regimes.
Intensified Russian Drone Attacks Challenge Ukraine's Morale
Russian drone attacks are intensifying, leading to significant morale challenges for Kyiv residents who face fear and uncertainty.
Ukraine May Concede Territory to Russia Amid Concerns Over Huge Reconstruction Costs
The Ukraine Recovery Conference has sparked discussions about potentially conceding territory to Russia due to staggering reconstruction costs, leaving the situation complex and challenging.
Four Eiffel-Designed Iron Bridges Along Taiwan's Central Cross-Island Highway Feature Rare Manuscripts
Four iron bridges designed by Eiffel in Taiwan’s Central Cross-Island Highway reveal an important cultural and technological history, with rare manuscripts featured in an exhibition.
Swiss Researchers Develop New Solvent to Enhance Rare Earth Recycling Rates
Swiss researchers have developed a new solvent aiming to enhance rare earth recycling rates, minimizing environmental impacts and supporting the EU's recycling strategy.
Li Ceramics Museum Unveils a Legendary Intersection of Love and Art in French Court History
The Li Ceramics Museum is launching a new exhibition exploring the art and love of the French court, showcasing valuable porcelain pieces.
Athlete Stardom: How Chinese Athletes Rise Amid 'Fan Culture' Controversies
Chinese athletes face controversies from 'fan culture', with fans like Zhang Ping actively supporting them, reflecting the nuanced relationship between sports stars and commerce.
Silicon Valley's AI Talent Wars: A Battle Among Chinese at Meta
Meta attracts top Chinese AI talents in Silicon Valley, as Jensen Huang plans a meeting with Chinese officials.
Chinese Coast Guard Intrudes into Kinmen Waters, Taiwanese Coast Guard Responds Swiftly
Chinese Coast Guard intrudes into Kinmen waters multiple times, prompting swift warnings and removal by the Taiwanese Coast Guard to ensure national sovereignty.
European Parliament Calls on China to Lift Rare Earth Export Restrictions
The European Parliament urges China to lift its restrictions on rare earth exports, emphasizing its influence in the global market.
Han Kuang Exercise Features First Live Fire of M1A2T Tank to Strengthen Anti-Landing Operations
The Han Kuang exercise has launched with live-fire of M1A2T tank, enhancing defense against Chinese gray zone tactics.
A Summer Trend: Hugging Watermelon to Beat the Heat - Effects and Warnings
In China, the trend of hugging watermelons to cool off is gaining popularity, but experts warn it may not be suitable for everyone, especially those with weaker constitutions.
Why Are Foreign Investors Increasingly Investing in Japan Amid Trump’s 25% Tariff Threat?
Despite Trump's tariff pressures, foreign investments into Japan continue to rise, signaling ongoing opportunities in the Japanese market.
Taiwan's Aging Housing Crisis: Experts Urge Learning from Singapore to Establish Effective Housing Policies
Experts call for Taiwan to learn from Singapore in creating effective housing policies to alleviate the crisis of aging residences and enhance living conditions.
Pakistan Uncovers Large Scam Center, Arrests 149 Including 48 Chinese Nationals
Pakistan's police have uncovered a scam center, arresting 149 individuals, including 48 Chinese nationals, who were running an online Ponzi scheme.
South Korea Cancels Purchase of 36 Apache Helicopters, Redirects Budget to Enhance Drone Capabilities Against North Korea
South Korea's Defense Ministry cancels the procurement of 36 Apache helicopters, redirecting funds to drones to strengthen defenses against North Korean threats.