Brazil's KC-390 Transport Aircraft Debuts in Langkawi, Expanding into Southeast Asian Market
Brazil's KC-390 transport aircraft debuts at Langkawi, showcasing its multifunction capabilities and actively expanding in the Southeast Asian market.
Suan Fishing Boat Detained for Entering Japanese Economic Waters Released After Paying 630,000
The Suan fishing boat 'Red Tail No. 6' was detained for allegedly violating Japanese waters, with six crew members released after a TWD 630,000 bond was posted, returning safely home.
Taoyuan City Government Looks to Tokyo's TOD Experience, Zhang Shanzheng: Constructing a Comprehensive Urban Development Blueprint
Taoyuan Mayor Zhang Shanzheng advocates for the city government team to reference successful experiences from Tokyo to construct a comprehensive urban development blueprint, integrating railway construction with urban growth.
Taiwanese Fishing Vessel Detained in Japan for Illegal Operations, Released After Payment
The Taiwanese fishing vessel "Hongcaitou No. 6" was detained for illegal operations in Japan and was released back to Taiwan after diplomatic assistance.
US Accepts Qatar's Gift of Boeing 747, Plans to Modify it into New Air Force One
The US has received a Boeing 747 from Qatar, planning to modify it into a new Air Force One, but some lawmakers express concerns over national security implications.
European Central Bank Warns US Asset Risk Reevaluation May Trigger Fundamental Shift in Global Finance
The European Central Bank warns that the reevaluation of U.S. asset risks might trigger a fundamental shift in global financial markets, emphasizing the impact of uncertainty.
Epic Games' Fortnite Returns to the U.S. App Store After Five-Year Battle
Epic Games has successfully returned Fortnite to the U.S. App Store after a five-year legal battle, showcasing progress in its dispute with Apple.
EU Follows US Lead in Lifting Economic Sanctions on Syria
The EU announced the lift of economic sanctions on Syria, aiding the country's post-war reconstruction and reintegrating into the global financial system.
Foxconn Establishes Advanced Packaging Plant in France, Paving the Way for Taiwanese Supply Chain into Europe
Foxconn is establishing an advanced packaging plant in France, potentially advancing the Taiwanese supply chain into Europe and enhancing economic cooperation between Taiwan and France.
English National Ballet and Akram Khan's 'Giselle' to Premiere in Taichung
The English National Ballet and Akram Khan's 'Giselle' will premiere in May at the Taichung National Opera House, drawing significant attention and marking Erina Takahashi's final performance.
UK Suspends Trade Talks with Israel Amid Gaza Famine and Bombardment
The UK suspends trade talks with Israel over actions in Gaza, potentially increasing pressure on Israel amidst a humanitarian crisis.
EU Orders Review of Cooperation Agreement in Response to Israel's Expansion of Military Actions in Gaza
In response to Israel's human rights violations in Gaza, the EU orders a review of cooperation agreements, while the UK suspends trade negotiations and expresses support for Palestine.
Swimming Sensation! 12-Year-Old Yu Zidi Sets Amazing Record in 200m IM
12-year-old Yu Zidi sets a new record in the 200m IM at the Chinese Nationals, raising expectations for her future in competitive swimming.
China's 9-Year-Old Chess Prodigy Takes His Own Life After Father's Abuse
9-year-old chess prodigy Zhu Hongxin from China ends his life after suffering abuse from his father, igniting social outrage.
US Urges Countries to Withdraw from WHO as China Commits to $500 Million Support
The US Secretary urges nations to exit the WHO and proposes forming a new organization; China commits to $500 million for the WHO over five years.
One Year Anniversary of President Lai Ching-te: Challenges in Diplomacy and International Support
President Lai's first anniversary marks ongoing diplomatic challenges from China, while Western allies continue to support Taiwan's international participation.
Chinese State Council's Taiwan Affairs Office Responds to Lai Ching-te's 520 Anniversary Speech: Taiwan is Part of China
The Chinese Taiwan Affairs Office stresses that Lai Ching-te's statements cannot alter the fact that Taiwan is part of China and calls for an end to provocations to encourage cross-strait dialogue and cooperation.
The Rapid Rise of China's Arms Industry
China's arms industry is rapidly rising, especially evident in the recent India-Pakistan conflict, with predictions pointing to a future dominated by the U.S. and China.
Controversy Erupts Over Elderly Man Demanding Seat on Shanghai Subway
An 83-year-old man waited for a young person to give up a seat on the Shanghai subway, sparking a heated debate online about entitlement and behavior.
Haitian Vendor Takes Revenge on Gang, Poisoning 40 Members
A Haitian female vendor poisoned 40 gang members as revenge for her family's murder, capturing widespread attention.
Must-Try Thai Southern Seafood at Roilay Khaolak in Phang Nga
Roilay Khaolak offers fresh southern Thai seafood, especially recommended are the lobster and curry crab. The environment is cozy, perfect for enjoying food and watching sports events.
Tokyo Accommodation Expensive? Six Money-Saving Tips and Free Services from Major Japanese Business Hotels
Explore cost-saving strategies for accommodation in Tokyo, with six business hotels offering free services for a more affordable travel experience.
North Korea Closes Borders Again After Influx of Influencers; Tourist Visas Paused
North Korea has halted foreign visas following an influx of influencers and subsequently closed its borders again, reflecting its fears of external influences.
Mikan Stationmaster Expands to Japan with Pop-Up Store in June
Mikan Stationmaster will open a pop-up store in Arashiyama, Japan in June, offering limited merchandise and expanding international visibility.