Shooting Incident at Graz High School in Austria Leaves at Least 9 Dead and Many Injured
A shooting at a high school in Graz, Austria has left at least 9 dead and several injured. The police continue their investigation.
UN Ocean Conference Opens, Macron: High Seas Treaty Set to Take Effect
The UN Ocean Conference kicks off with Macron declaring the High Seas Treaty is set to take effect, urging strengthened marine conservation efforts.
Gunman Kills at Least 5 in Graz, Austria School Shooting, Suspect Dead by Suicide
A school shooting in Graz, Austria has left at least 5 dead, with the suspect reportedly having taken their own life. Investigation ongoing.
President Lai Thanks Taiwan's Children's Choir for Strengthening Ties with the Vatican
President Lai praises the Taiwan Original Voice Children's Choir for promoting Taiwan-Vatican relations through music and encourages cultural heritage transmission.
China and EU Trade Warms Up: Extension of Anti-Dumping Investigation Deadline for EU Pork
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announces the extension of the anti-dumping investigation deadline for EU pork to December 16, reflecting trade interactions between China and the EU.
U.S. Deploys National Guard to Suppress Immigration Protests
The U.S. has deployed the National Guard to suppress protests stemming from immigration raids, asserting a 'zero tolerance' policy on violence.
US Stock Market Opens Flat as Awaiting US-China Trade Negotiation Results
The US stock market opened flat on the 9th, awaiting the results of US-China trade negotiations, with major indexes reflecting a recovery in investor confidence after consecutive rises.
Hospital Colonoscopy Exposed: Famous Host Shares Embarrassing Experience
Famous host Tao Chun shares an embarrassing encounter during a colonoscopy, as an open door exposed patients to the waiting area, sparking discussions online.
Trump Stumbles While Boarding Air Force One; Rubio Also Trips, Igniting Online Discussions
Trump stumbles while boarding Air Force One; Rubio also trips, drawing online attention.
Jiang Yirong’s Harvard Speech Sparks Controversy: The Clash of Idealism and Reality
Jiang Yirong's speech at Harvard highlighted the contrasting public opinions in China and the U.S., exposing the tensions between idealism and reality.
Liaoning Aircraft Carrier Breaks Through the Second Island Chain, Japan Fooled
The Liaoning aircraft carrier has broken through the Second Island Chain, with Japan's government exclaiming it has been fooled; a retired general points out the misjudgment.
Taichung Farmer Lin Fan-Min Wins Gold at Japan Rice Contest, Showcasing Agricultural Spirit
Lin Fan-Min from Taichung transitions back to farming after ten years, winning gold at the Japan Rice Taste Evaluation Contest and showcasing Taiwan's agricultural strength.
Pingtung Black Tuna Season Welcomes Japanese Sumo Wrestlers for Fish Lifting Challenge
Japanese sumo wrestlers engage in a black tuna lifting challenge in Pingtung, showcasing local culture and promoting cultural exchange.
Why Are South Korean Students Supporting Conservative Protests?
South Korean students' shift towards supporting conservative protests stems from changing societal values and historical contexts.
WAN HAI 503 Cargo Ship Catches Fire Off the Coast of India, Four Crew Members Missing, Including Two from Taiwan
The WAN HAI 503 cargo ship caught fire off India's coast, leaving four crew members missing, including two from Taiwan, as rescue operations commence.
North Korea Intensifies Cultural and Drug Regulations: Watching K-Dramas Could Lead to Death Penalty
North Korea recently revised its criminal laws, making viewing K-dramas potentially punishable by death, while enhancing regulations on cultural infiltration and drug offenses amid ongoing international sanctions.
Solar Faces Backlash Over Wu Zongxian's 'Korean Girls Can't Sing' Comment!
Solar appears on Wu Zongxian's show, facing backlash for his 'Korean girls can't sing' comment, prompting Wu to clarify it was misunderstood.
Pan Wei Material Leverages AI for Growth, Expands into Southeast Asian Market
Pan Wei Material utilizes AI to reorganize operations and successfully expands into the Southeast Asian market, expecting continuous growth in the future.
Explore Japan's Tohoku Region: A Six-Day Cruise and Railway Adventure
China Travel Service unveils a six-day journey in Japan's Tohoku region, featuring a remarkable blend of cruise and railway experiences with notable stops at Matsushima and Oirase Stream.
Sunnova Files for Bankruptcy Protection, U.S. Clean Energy Sector Faces Crisis
Sunnova's bankruptcy filing signifies a significant challenge for the U.S. clean energy sector, with over $14 billion in investments canceled or delayed this year alone.
FactSet Survey: Target Price for Brazilian Oil PBR-US Downgraded to $14.5, a Decrease of Approximately 5.23%
The FactSet survey indicates that the target price for Brazilian Oil PBR-US has been downgraded to $14.5, a decrease of 5.23%.
New York Fed Survey: Trump's Tariff Easing Significantly Lowers U.S. Inflation Expectations
The New York Federal Reserve survey shows that easing Trump’s tariff policies has positively impacted inflation expectations and consumer confidence in the U.S.
US SEC Responds to DOGE Initiative, Streamlines Over 550 Employees Through Voluntary Departure Plan
The U.S. SEC has responded to the DOGE initiative by streamlining over 550 employees through a voluntary departure plan, enhancing organizational efficiency ongoing.
American International Group (AIG) Shares Drop 5.01%, Trading at $82.96
AIG shares fell by 5.01%, trading at $82.96, with an intraday high of $86.93.