Colombian Mystery Flying Sphere May Be a UFO: Scientists' Investigation Reveals
A mysterious metal sphere discovered in Colombia displays a maze structure and chip-like core, raising suspicions of extraterrestrial technology.
King Fahd International Airport: The World's Largest Aviation Hub Faces New Competition
King Fahd International Airport spans over 780 square kilometers, making it the largest airport, but Dubai plans to construct a new terminal to challenge its status.
JJ Invites i-dle's Song Yuqi on Stage in Seoul Concert, Creating a Buzz
JJ's collaboration with Song Yuqi at his Seoul concert ignites excitement and social media buzz.
Taiwanese Tourists Encounter Terrifying Car Accident in Vietnam, Travel Agency Admits Driver Error
Taiwanese tourists faced a scary car accident in Vietnam, with the travel agency admitting driver error and negotiations for compensation ongoing.
Global Travel Safety Ranking Revealed: Philippines Ranked Most Dangerous, Iceland and Singapore Top Safe List
The latest global travel safety ranking identifies the Philippines as the most dangerous country, while Iceland and Singapore are highlighted as the safest destinations.
Koka Hosts 17th Ninja Certification Exam with 130 Participants
Koka's 17th Ninja Certification Exam attracted 130 participants, testing their knowledge and skills of ninja culture to promote local traditions.
Why Israel Chose This Moment to Strike Iran? Ex-Ambassador Reveals 'America's Weakest Time'
Israel's airstrikes on Iran raise concerns, as a former ambassador explains the current U.S. vulnerabilities and the motivation behind the actions.
Poet Zheng Chouyu Passes Away in America; His Poetry and Music Will Live On
Poet Zheng Chouyu has passed away in America at the age of 92. His poetry and music will continue to resonate and be cherished by readers worldwide.
This Week's Financial Market Focus: Central Bank Meetings and Rate Decisions
This week’s central bank meetings focus on the U.S., UK, and Japan, with rate hike and cut predictions shaping market sentiment.
Studying in Europe: Engineering Student Surprised by the Dominance of Indian Classmates
A student's experience in Europe reveals a surprising prevalence of Indian classmates, prompting curiosity and discussion.
Tainan's Mangoes and Guavas Successfully Enter EU Market
Tainan's mangoes and guavas have successfully penetrated the EU market, as the city government collaborates with central authorities to achieve remarkable agricultural export results.
Israel and Iran Again Exchange Missiles, No Leak at Nuclear Facilities
Israel and Iran have exchanged missile strikes, resulting in multiple civilian injuries. No leaks were detected at nuclear facilities, while internet restrictions hinder communication.
Labubu Releases New Products, Chinese Fans Clash in Stores
Labubu's product launch sparks chaotic clashes among fans in China, highlighting the frenzy around the brand.
Foreign Investment Floods into Taiwan's OTC Companies during Hong Kong Corporate Briefing
The Taipei Exchange hosts a corporate briefing in Hong Kong, drawing significant foreign investment interest and enhancing OTC companies' market visibility.
38 Days of Terror: The Full Record of the Kidnapping of Hong Kong Tycoon Huang Kun
In 2015, Huang Kun was kidnapped in Taiwan, and police cleverly used technology to rescue him, marking the first virtual currency extortion case.
China's May Exports to the U.S. Plunge by 34.5%, Can U.S.-China Negotiations Reshape the Outcome?
China's exports to the U.S. dropped 34.5% in May amidst ongoing trade tensions, raising concerns about the outlook for future exports.
International Youth's Journey into Chinese New Year Culture Concludes Successfully
The International Youth Creation Base's Spring Festival journey concludes, allowing foreign friends to immerse in Chinese New Year culture and showcase the diverse charm of Zhejiang.
Live Stream Revelations: Taiwan's Guanchang Exposes China's 'United Front Tour Groups' Fears
Guanchang's exaggerated display in China sparked netizen backlash, while Ba Mao reveals the hidden truths of 'United Front Tour Groups', fearing that Taiwanese might see the real China.
Father Shocked to Discover Daughter Is Not His Biological Child
A father in Henan discovers through DNA testing that his daughter is not biologically his. Despite facing complex family issues, he chooses to forgive and seeks to resolve his child's registration matters.
Breaking News: Shooting in Minnesota Leaves 2 Legislators and Their Spouses Injured, 2 Dead
A shooting in Minnesota with suspected political motives resulted in two legislators and their spouses being shot, leading to two deaths and two injuries.
Multiple Flights Depart Iran Ignoring Airspace Closure; Rumors of Leader Khamenei's Escape
Several flights left Iran while airspace was closed, raising suspicions of Khamenei's escape.
From Street Food to a Michelin Restaurant in Khao Yai, Thailand
Penlaos Khaoyai is a Michelin restaurant in Khao Yai, Thailand, offering authentic northeastern Thai flavors that captivate visitors.
Insights and Romance in the Korean Drama 'Unknown Seoul'
'Unknown Seoul' reveals deep philosophies of life, depicting characters confronting challenges through identity swapping, showcasing courage and the nuances of love.
Near-Tragedy at Hanoi's Train Street Café as Tourist Almost Hit by Train
An incident at Hanoi's Train Street Café left a tourist narrowly escaping being hit by a train, raising safety concerns.