Fatal Accident in Taipei's Daan District: 19-Year-Old Female Rider Killed by Crane Truck
A fatal accident in Taipei's Daan District led to the death of a 19-year-old female rider crushed by a crane truck; the driver attempted to flee.
US Military B-2 Bombers Fly to Guam Carrying Massive Penetrator Bombs Targeting Iranian Nuclear Sites
US B-2 bombers heading to Guam with bombs designed to take out Iranian nuclear sites. Trump to decide on potential military action against Iran.
Pakistan Nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize, Acknowledging His Role in India-Pakistan Ceasefire
Pakistan nominates Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, praising his efforts in facilitating the India-Pakistan ceasefire amid growing tensions.
After Trump's Rebuttal, US Intel Chief Gabbard Changes Stance, Warns Iran Could Produce Nukes Within Weeks
U.S. intel chief Gabbard, after criticism, warns that Iran could produce nuclear weapons within weeks and criticizes the media for distorting her statements.
Israel Strikes Iranian Leadership, Concerns Rise Over Nuclear Facility Safety
Israel conducts airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and leadership, raising safety concerns, with diplomatic talks still at a standstill.
Hong Kong Travel Agencies Explore New Highlights in Taichung Tourism
Taichung City Government hosts a four-day exploration event for 15 Hong Kong travel agencies, promoting local tourism resources and potential.
Fifth Anniversary of Hong Kong's National Security Law: Emphasis on Governance by Patriots
On the fifth anniversary of Hong Kong's National Security Law, Xia Baolong emphasizes that governance must be in the hands of patriots, citing the complex security situation.
Kura Sushi to Exit Shanghai Market After Posting ¥1.5 Billion Loss Last Year
Kura Sushi announces its withdrawal from the Shanghai market after incurring ¥1.5 billion in losses last year, while it will observe the economic landscape in China.
The Director Criticizes the DPP: Calls on Youth to Reject Recall Votes
The Director criticizes the DPP's governance at the anti-recall rally, urging young people to vote against the recall and defend Taiwan's future.
Neighbor Turns Basement into Fish Pond, Disturbs Upstairs Resident’s Sleep
A resident in Beijing was disturbed by noise after a neighbor transformed the basement into a fish pond, resulting in a court ruling for its removal.
3-Year-Old Boy Mentions Name of 19th Century Stranger, Mother Shocked by Discovery of Past Life Memories
A mother discovers her son mentioned a 19th-century name and is stunned, pondering the possibility of past life memories.
Colombian Bodybuilder Mendez Found Dead in Spain; Husband Suspected of Suicide
Colombian bodybuilder Zunilda Hoyos Mendez was found dead in Spain, with her husband suspected of suicide. Family calls for attention to domestic violence issues.
Japan Faces Rice Shortage! Taiwanese Rice Exports Surge 6 Times as Tainan's Fangrong Rice Factory Enters Market
Taiwanese rice sees a surge in demand in Japan, with Tainan's Fangrong Rice Factory exporting 500 tons, an increase to six times last year's figures.
International Yoga Day: Modi Celebrates Unity with Thousands
Indian Prime Minister Modi celebrated International Yoga Day with thousands, advocating for global unity.
Hsu Qiaoxin Calls for No-Confidence Votes to Block Ke Jianming from Becoming Legislative Yuan President
Hsu Qiaoxin urges voters to cast no-confidence votes to prevent Ke Jianming from becoming Legislative Yuan president.
Pakistan Nominates Candidate for Nobel Peace Prize, Trump Jokes He Will Never Win
Pakistan nominates a candidate for Nobel Peace Prize, while Trump humorously claims he will never win it.
LLB Intermediate Asia-Pacific Championship: Korea Triumphs Over Japan, Advances to World Cup; Chinese Team Claims Third Place
The Korean team excelled in the LLB Intermediate Asia-Pacific Championship, defeating Japan and advancing to the World Cup while the Chinese team secured third place.
Tainan International Mango Festival Kicks Off with Former Japanese First Lady Akie Abe in Attendance
The Tainan International Mango Festival has officially opened, with former Japanese First Lady Akie Abe attending, showcasing her interest in Taiwanese culture.
Canadian School Bus Driver Fired for Wearing Lolita Outfit While Transporting Children
In Ontario, Canada, a school bus driver was fired for wearing a Lolita outfit while transporting children, raising concerns among parents about potential pedophilic implications.
Tragic Balloon Accident in Brazil Claims at Least Eight Lives
A hot air balloon in Santa Catarina, Brazil, crashed, resulting in at least eight deaths, with ongoing rescue efforts.
No Breakthrough in Europe-Iran Talks; Israel and Iran Face Potential Prolonged Conflict
European talks with Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian failed to achieve a breakthrough, raising the risk of a prolonged conflict between Israel and Iran.
Finland's Parliament Overwhelmingly Votes to Withdraw from Ottawa Treaty to Address Russian Threats
Finland's Parliament has voted to withdraw from the Ottawa Treaty, strengthening its defense against Russian threats.
Europe Calls for Resumption of Talks with the US; Iran States Israel Must Cease Fire
European nations urge the resumption of talks with the US, while Iran states it will only consider participating if Israel ceases fire.
Chinese Man Arrested After Stealing $1.115 Million in Luxury Goods in Hong Kong
A Chinese man stole luxury goods worth NT$11.15 million in Hong Kong and was arrested in Thailand.