US Ambassador to Israel: France Could Consider Establishing Palestine on the Côte d'Azur
Comments from the US Ambassador to Israel raise discussions on France potentially establishing a Palestinian state on the Côte d'Azur.
Polish Presidential Election Runoff: Nawrózki Takes a Surprising Lead
In the Polish presidential election runoff, Nawrózki takes a surprising lead, showcasing his confidence amid challenges. His policy positions and promises will impact the future of Polish politics.
Two Filipino Students Die in Vehicle Crash in Qijin; University Initiates Support Measures
Two Filipino students died in a motorcycle crash in Qijin, prompting the university to contact families and offer support.
Cai Wangting's Attendance at Chinese Cultural Summit Raises Concerns of United Front; Mainland Affairs Council Criticizes
Cai Wangting's participation in the Chinese cultural summit is said to be a pawn in United Front tactics, prompting a strong condemnation from the MAC for undermining national interests.
Brawl in Xinyi District: Two Men Clash Over Noisy Singing
A scuffle between two men in Xinyi District over noisy singing escalated into a martial arts display, attracting bystanders until police intervened.
Li Junyi Resigns as Secretary-General of the Control Yuan, Opposition Questions the Necessity of the Institution
Li Junyi resigns as Secretary-General of the Control Yuan over vehicle issues, opposition questions the necessity of the institution and calls for investigations.
US Accuses China of Failing to Fulfill Rare Earth Export Commitments - Auto Suppliers in Crisis
The US accuses China of violating commitments to rare earth exports, putting auto suppliers in a predicament and intensifying trade friction.
Florida Allows Gold and Silver for Transactions, Setting Precedent in the U.S.
Florida's new law allows residents to transact with gold and silver, potentially hinting at a return to the gold standard in the U.S.
US Defense Secretary Warns China: Military Aggression Against Taiwan Will Have Catastrophic Consequences
US Secretary of Defense Hegseth warns at the Shangri-La Dialogue that military aggression against Taiwan will result in catastrophic consequences, highlighting the importance of protecting Taiwan.
US Treasury Secretary: Trump Expected to Soon Phone Xi Jinping to Discuss Tariffs and Rare Earth Issues
US Treasury Secretary stated that Trump is expected to have a call with Xi Jinping soon to discuss trade and tariff issues. Trump accused China of violating agreements related to key minerals.
Chinese Graduate Delivers Speech at Harvard, Praised for Global Vision
Chinese graduate Yurong Jiang made waves at Harvard with her inclusive speech, though her privileged background drew mixed reactions online.
EVA Air Flight to Hong Kong Delayed for Four Hours Due to Brake Issue
EVA Air's flight to Hong Kong was delayed nearly four hours due to brake issues; the airline has apologized.
Taiwan's Lai Ching-te Strengthens National Security Laws to Combat Chinese Infiltration
Taiwan's Lai Ching-te enhances national security laws requiring public officials to obtain prior approval before traveling to China, with significant penalties for violations.
Huang An Faces Nationality Cancellation Due to Controversial Comments! Latest Performance Footage Sparks Attention
Huang An's performance footage raises eyebrows after he allegedly faces nationality cancellation due to controversial comments.
Ju Jingyi Breaks Record as She Tops 'COSMOPOLITAN' Cover Sales Exceeding $1 Million
Ju Jingyi sets a record with over $1 million in sales on her 'COSMOPOLITAN' cover debut, capturing the attention of the fashion world.
China's Shangri-La Dialogue Delegation Downgraded Amid Ongoing PLA Anti-Corruption Campaign
The downgrade of China's Shangri-La Dialogue delegation raises questions about the PLA's ongoing anti-corruption efforts amid the absence of Defense Minister Dong Jun.
Hegseth: Trump Won't Allow China to Invade Taiwan During His Term, Warns of Xi Jinping's 2027 Plan
Hegseth emphasizes at Shangri-La Dialogue that Trump won't let China invade Taiwan and warns of Xi's 2027 plan.
Ouyang Nana Sparks Controversy with Arrest Rumor on International Children's Day
Ouyang Nana's photo posted on International Children's Day raises concerns about her nationality status among netizens.
Visiting Visa's Innovation Center in Singapore: Key to Financial Technology
Visa's Innovation Center in Singapore supports fintech development with diverse payment solutions and AI technology for easy merchant transactions.
New Landmark in Phang Nga: Thailand's Longest Beyond Skywalk
The new landmark Beyond Skywalk Nangshi in Phang Nga boasts Thailand's longest transparent glass walkway, combining stunning ocean and mountain views, perfect for adventure-seekers.
The Sweet Dream Factory in Khao Yai, Thailand: An Experience of Making Your Own Chocolate
In Khao Yai, Thailand, The Chocolate Factory offers a delightful chocolate-making experience, allowing you to create unique travel memories.
Summer Appetizing Delights: Popular Vietnamese Baguette at Taichung's Third Market
The 小辣椒 Vietnamese Baguette at Taichung's Third Market is beloved for its generous fillings and unique flavors, perfect for summer enjoyment.
India Confirms Fighter Jet Was Shot Down for the First Time, Does Not Disclose Quantity
Indian Chief of Defence Staff confirms for the first time that an Indian fighter jet was shot down in the India-Pakistan conflict, emphasizing the importance of understanding the reasons rather than the numbers involved.
After 31 Years in Taiwan, This Japanese Man's Curry Sets a New Standard by Staying Authentic
Mr. Katsukawa from Japan has been spreading authentic Japanese curry in Taiwan, gaining popularity by maintaining original flavors.