Ministry of the Interior Ordered to Remove Five Chinese Apps Due to XHS Data Harvesting
Due to XHS harvesting data when not in use, Liu Shih-Fang demands the Ministry of the Interior remove five Chinese apps to protect privacy.
Trump Announces Call with Putin Today, Zelensky Call Planned for Tomorrow
Trump will speak with Putin today and plans a call with Zelensky tomorrow, attracting public attention.
Liang Wenjie Responds to Director: Caution Needed in Embracing Spring
Liang Wenjie criticizes the director's statements, emphasizing that Taiwan's fate should be decided by its people, not external forces.
US Military Concerned About Chinese Space 'Kill Web' Threatening National Defense
The US military fears that China's 'kill web' in space threatens national defense capabilities.
Chinese Official Calls Traditional Characters 'Foot Binding', UN Meeting Sparks Controversy
A Chinese official's remarks at the UN have stirred controversy, but the fact-checking center couldn't identify them.
iPhone 17 Production Faces Uncertainties? Foxconn Rapidly Withdraws Chinese Employees from India Plant, Analysts Highlight Three Key Points
iPhone 17 production faces uncertainties as Foxconn withdraws Chinese employees from India; analysts highlight three key points including Cook's awareness.
Taiwan's Ministry of Interior Orders Removal of Five Chinese Apps, Including Xiaohongshu and WeChat
Taiwan's Ministry of Interior has ordered the removal of five Chinese apps including Xiaohongshu and WeChat, emphasizing the importance of national security.
Design Flaw Triggers Scrutiny on India's Flyover, 7 Engineers Suspended
A railway flyover in Bhopal faces backlash over design flaws, leading to the suspension of seven engineers.
South Korea Deploys P-8A Patrol Aircraft to Enhance ASW Capabilities
The South Korean P-8A maritime patrol aircraft officially enters service, enhancing surveillance and anti-submarine capabilities against North Korea.
Earthquake Strikes Japan's Kagosima, First Recorded Intensity of 6 Weak at Akusekijima
A weak intensity 6 earthquake struck off the coast of Kagosima, Japan, prompting government advisories for residents to remain alert.
FamilyMart Weekend Deals: Buy One Get One Free on Ice Bars and Coffee Lattes
FamilyMart's "Kankank 5" promotion features buy one get one free for ice bars and beverages; coffee and lattes are available at just 10 TWD for the second item!
Tragic Accident: Australian Teen Celebrating New Home Dies After Failed Backflip
An Australian teen celebrating his move dies from a head injury after a failed backflip, highlighting the need for caution in joyous moments.
Regina Lei Teams Up with Ma Dong-seok in Upcoming Drama 'The Twelve Messengers'
Regina Lei is set to star as the snake-symbolizing messenger in the upcoming drama 'The Twelve Messengers', partnering with Ma Dong-seok and other well-known actors, scheduled for release on August 23rd.
Controversy Arises as Idol Candidate is Disqualified for 'Too Big Breasts' in Japan
Runa Ichikawa's disqualification from an audition due to 'too big breasts' has sparked debate on beauty standards in the idol industry.
Yunlin County Chief Chang Li-shan Inspects Japan's 'Go Home Hospital' to Enhance Medical Integration
Yunlin County Chief Chang Li-shan inspects Japan's 'Go Home Hospital', promoting holistic medical care and supporting home-based services.
Seismologist Refutes July 5 Doomsday Prediction: Science Cannot Accurately Predict Earthquakes
Seismologist denies the July 5 prediction, stating that science cannot accurately predict earthquakes and warns the public not to panic.
India Industry Briefing Held in Changhua City to Help Businesses Grasp Economic Trends
The 'India Industry Briefing' in Changhua City helps businesses understand economic trends and market opportunities in India.
Why Are Taiwanese Travelers So Fond of Japan? Four Key Advantages That Are Hard to Beat
Taiwanese travelers continue to have a deep affection for Japan, supported by four key advantages. Despite a recent decline in enthusiasm due to earthquake predictions, the market remains attractive.
British Cars Return to U.S. Market as Taiwanese Automakers Invest $200 Million to Revive Sales
British cars are returning to the U.S. market under a new agreement, while Taiwanese automakers invest $200 million in promotions to combat sluggish sales.
SoftBank's $6.5 Billion Acquisition of Ampere Computing Faces Long FTC Review
SoftBank's $6.5 billion acquisition of Ampere Computing may face a long review by the FTC, potentially hindering approval and affecting its strategy in the field of artificial intelligence.
Costa Rican President Chavez Accused of Corruption, Supreme Court Calls for Congress to Revoke Criminal Immunity
Costa Rican President Chavez faces corruption accusations; the Supreme Court demands Congress revoke his criminal immunity, which Chavez claims is a political witch hunt.
UK Mom's Sunbathing Controversy Sparks Neighbors' Outrage
UK influencer Carla Bellucci sunbathes nude in her yard, sparking neighbor outrage; she claims they're hypocritical.
Russian Navy Deputy Commander Killed in Ukrainian Missile Strike
The Russian Defense Ministry confirms that Deputy Commander Gudkov was killed in a Ukrainian missile attack, serving only three months in office.
European Heatwave Triggers Wildfires, 8 Confirmed Dead
The European heatwave and wildfires have resulted in 8 deaths, as experts warn of more frequent and intense high-temperature events.