CITIC Financial Announces Early Redemption of Structured Bonds from Hong Kong Branch
CITIC Financial has announced that the structured bonds issued by its Hong Kong branch will be redeemed early and the principal will be fully repaid.
Hong Kong Veteran Actress Shun Lee Passes Away from Cancer, Husband Tung Ka Dies Two Weeks Earlier
Hong Kong actress Shun Lee dies of pancreatic cancer at 78. Her husband Tung Ka passed away just two weeks earlier, shocking the entertainment world with their sequential deaths.
Yoon Suk-yeol Faces Challenges Amidst US-China Tensions: Difficulties in Tariff Negotiations and Beijing's Outreach
Yoon Suk-yeol encounters challenges in tariff and military cost negotiations with the US, while Beijing actively invites him to the September military parade.
Dr. Shen Ming-shih: Trump Emphasizes Confrontation with China and Analyzes the US-China Military Gap
Dr. Shen Ming-shih analyzes China's military capabilities and emphasizes Trump's strategic focus in the Indo-Pacific region, asserting that Taiwan's resilience can thwart invasions.
Lee Jae-myung's Dilemma Amidst US-China Tensions: Balancing International Relations
Lee Jae-myung faces challenges amid US-China tensions, seeking balance in international relations; Trump's support for Ukraine adds complexity.
Explosion at Rome Gas Station Injures Dozens, Shock Waves Felt Miles Away
A gas station explosion in Rome due to a tanker striking a fuel line resulted in at least 21 injuries and shock waves felt for miles.
67-Year-Old Husband Cheating with 50-Year-Old Friend: Shocking Truth Revealed by 62-Year-Old Wife
A 62-year-old woman discovers her husband's affair with a friend, files a lawsuit for transferred funds, and wins the case.
Long Queues for Japanese Fresh Donuts in Taipei Lead to Complaints and Store's Apology
A popular fresh donut store opening in Taipei's Daan District saw over a thousand in line, but complaints about line-cutting and scalpers led the store to quickly adjust its purchase rules.
North Korean Man Allegedly Defects by Crossing Border, South Korea Detains for Investigation
A North Korean man crossed the Military Demarcation Line into South Korea on the 3rd, and the South Korean military is investigating his intentions.
Japan's Earthquake Predictions Trigger Global Concern, Rumors Reduce Summer Tourist Numbers
A manga predicting an earthquake in Japan has incited panic, leading to a significant drop in summer tourist numbers. Experts state that earthquake predictions are challenging and emphasize scientific preparedness instead of false rumors.
Preference for Girls Rising in Asia! 75% of Japanese Parents Wish for Daughters
A survey indicates that as global perceptions of gender change, 75% of Japanese parents lean towards having daughters, signifying a shift from traditional male preference in Asia.
Weng Hsin-Yi Faces Anxiety of July 5 Doomsday Prophecy While Traveling
Weng Hsin-Yi decided to travel with her family despite the July 5 doomsday prophecy, sharing her anxiety and desire for a peaceful life.
Be Prepared! Japanese Government Recommends Packing Evacuation Supplies for 3 Days to a Week
Amid frequent earthquakes in Japan, the government advises citizens to prepare evacuation kits for 3 days to a week to deal with potential disruptions and shortages.
Japan's Frequent Earthquakes Prompt Experts to Warn of Possible Weak Magnitude 6 Quake
Over 1,200 earthquakes have recently struck Kagoshima, prompting experts to warn of a possible weak magnitude 6 quake and advising public preparedness.
Vietnam Eases Dual Nationality Restrictions to Attract Overseas Immigrants
Vietnam eases dual nationality restrictions to attract overseas immigrants and enhance the competitiveness of its tech industry.
Taiwanese Women’s Basketball Team Defeats Thailand, Addresses Slow Start Issues
The Taiwanese women's basketball team defeated Thailand 80-64, with point guard Peng Xiaotong addressing slow starts in the second half.
Trump Announces Ultimate Fighting Championship at the White House for America's 250th Anniversary
Trump announces an ultimate fighting championship at the White House to celebrate America's 250th anniversary, drawing nationwide attention.
Peruvian President Boluarte's Salary Increase Sparks Public Outrage
President Boluarte's salary increase in Peru has led to widespread public protests, escalating dissatisfaction with the government.
Jota Brothers Fatal Accident on Spanish Highway Raises Concerns over Lamborghini Recall
The Jota brothers faced a tragic accident on a Spanish highway, bringing renewed scrutiny to previously recalled Lamborghini supercars due to safety concerns.
Taiwan Power Promotes RE30 Low-Carbon Power Plan to Address EU Carbon Tariffs
Taiwan Power launches RE30 plan, blending 30% green energy to help businesses tackle EU carbon tariffs, enhancing competitiveness and environmental performance.
Russia Becomes the First Country to Recognize Taliban Regime
Russia becomes the first country to recognize the Taliban regime, raising international attention and discussion.
Passenger's Disturbance Causes EasyJet Flight to Make Emergency Landing in Spain
An EasyJet flight made an emergency landing due to a passenger disturbance, prompting police intervention amidst concerns for the safety of crew and other passengers.
Trump and Putin's Sixth Call: No Progress on Ceasefire, Ukraine Aid Still Pending
Trump spoke with Putin; Ukraine's weapons aid is paused and the air defense system is crucial against Russian attacks.
Italian Tourist Dies After Cute Selfie with Baby Bear Turns Deadly
An Italian tourist dies in Romania after being attacked by a mother bear while taking a selfie with a baby bear, raising concerns about bear encounters with humans.