U.S. Lawmaker Assures: Taiwanese Students Won't Be Trapped by Visa Ban
Recently, U.S. lawmakers emphasized their commitment not to let Taiwanese students be trapped by visa bans and will work to improve policies to protect their rights.
Colombia Earthquake: 6.5 magnitude tremor near Bogotá prompts residents to flee to streets
A 6.5 magnitude earthquake near Bogotá, Colombia, caused residents to flee to the streets for safety, with no major damage reported yet.
Colombia Hit by 6.3 Magnitude Earthquake, Residents Panic and Flee
A 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck Colombia on the 8th, centered near Bogotá, causing panic among residents who quickly evacuated.
Magnitude 6.4 Earthquake Strikes Bogota, Colombia, Residents Report Tremors
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck Bogota, Colombia, on June 8, with a depth of 11 kilometers; residents reported feeling tremors.
Beware of Illegal Names! 11 Names Including Jesus Christ and Santa Claus Banned by U.S. Courts
There are 11 names recognized as illegal by U.S. courts, including Jesus Christ and Santa Claus, which parents need to be cautious about.
Lee Jae-myung's Foreign Policy: A Shift in the U.S. Indo-Pacific Strategy?
After Lee Jae-myung's election, he aims to change foreign policy, emphasizing pragmatic diplomacy while balancing relations with the U.S. and China.
Tragic Case of Albino Boy's Arm Cut Off by Father for Witchcraft Sale
Baraka, an albino boy from Tanzania, had his arm severed by his father, highlighting ongoing persecution and superstition faced by albino individuals.
Germany to Establish €90 Billion AI Superfactory, Jensen Huang to Meet Chancellor This Week
Jensen Huang of NVIDIA is set to visit Germany this week to discuss the establishment of a €90 billion AI superfactory, marking a significant advancement for Germany in the AI sector.
Pornhub Withdraws from France! New Verification Law by Government Sparks User Backlash
Pornhub has withdrawn from France due to a new mandatory age verification law, prompting a surge in VPN usage among users to fight against freedom infringement.
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee's Three-Year Interview: Balancing Interests in Cheung Kong's Sale of Panama Port
Chief Executive John Lee emphasizes the need for balancing interests in an interview regarding Cheung Kong's Panama port sale and his governance changes.
Nangang LaLaport Parking Garage Damaged Within Three Months of Opening, Users Criticize Construction Quality
Nangang LaLaport's parking garage has incurred damage shortly after opening, raising concerns among users about construction quality. Mitsui Group promises to make repairs a priority.
President Meets Awardees from the Chinese Institute of Engineers to Foster a Smarter and Sustainable Taiwan
President Lai Ching-te meets with awardees from the Chinese Institute of Engineers, expresses gratitude for their contributions, and hopes for collaboration toward a smarter and sustainable Taiwan.
Man Spends 130,000 to Invite Dream Girl on 7-Day Trip, Seeks Money Back After Return, Court Rules Against Him
A man spent 130,000 to pursue a woman abroad, but sought to split costs after, losing in court.
BJJ Beginner Paralyzed by Black Belt Coach's Mistake Awarded $56 Million in Damages
A BJJ beginner was paralyzed due to a coach's error, with a court awarding over $56 million in damages, shocking the international BJJ community.
New Vietnamese Representative in Taiwan, Phan Kieu Chung, Celebrates Educational Cooperation at Kainan University Graduation
Phan Kieu Chung emphasized the success of educational cooperation at Kainan University’s graduation and encouraged graduates to act as bridges for cultural exchange.
Delicious Halal Cuisine from Myanmar at Taoyuan Longgang Zhongzheng Market
Qing Zhen He Shan Mei Xiao Chu offers authentic Burmese halal cuisine, with the special 'Bok Choi Rice' and 'Meng Po Soup' being a must-try!
Han Kuo-yu Warns: A Successful Recall Vote Could Endanger Taiwan's Democracy
Han Kuo-yu warns that a successful recall vote could jeopardize Taiwan's democracy, condemning the action as merely a political struggle.
North Korea Experiences Major Internet Outage, Suspected Internal Issues
On July 7, North Korea faced a major internet outage, believed to be caused by internal issues rather than external attacks.
Korean Aesthetic Brand MEDIPEEL Launches First Flash Event in Taiwan with Boy Band ARKis as Guest Store Manager
Korean aesthetic brand MEDIPEEL launches its first flash event in Taiwan featuring boy band ARKis as the guest store manager, engaging with fans and sharing skincare tips.
Successful Rescue! Two Female Students Trapped in Cambodia for Over 3 Months Return to Taiwan
After over three months of being trapped in Cambodia, two female students have been rescued and returned to Taiwan, sharing their harrowing experience.
Two Female College Students from Taichung Rescued from Cambodia in 6 Hours
Two female college students from Taichung were lured to Cambodia for work and successfully rescued in 6 hours after being trapped in a scam.
Japan's Pertussis Epidemic Reaches Record High; Cases This Year Exceed Last Year's Count by Fivefold
Japan is experiencing a surge in pertussis cases, with current totals reaching 22,351—more than five times last year's figures. Experts emphasize vaccination as the primary prevention method.
Rescued from Cambodia: Taiwanese College Students Return Home Safely
After being rescued from a scam in Cambodia, two Taiwanese college students return home safely, bringing relief to their families.
Two Female Students from Taichung Rescued from Cambodia, Safe Return to Taiwan
Two university students held in Cambodia for nearly three months have been rescued and returned to Taiwan, raising public concern.