Spike in HIV Cases Among Young Filipinos: A 500% Surge Prompts Public Health Emergency Declaration
A 500% surge in HIV cases among young Filipinos prompts health officials to suggest declaring a national public health emergency to curb the spread.
Two Japanese Men Killed in Dalian, Chinese Authorities Cite Business Dispute
Two Japanese men murdered in Dalian; police cite business dispute, not anti-Japanese sentiment. China-Japan trade continues to recover.
Haubei Fangrong Rice Factory Makes Historic Entry into Japan with Export of 25 Containers of White Rice
Haubei Fangrong Rice Factory successfully exports 25 containers of white rice to Japan, marking a significant milestone.
Kaneko Hannosuke Unveils Truffle Surf and Turf Tempura Bowl with Chance to Win Flights to Japan
Kaneko Hannosuke introduces a new truffle tempura bowl series with a chance to win flights to Japan when spending a certain amount, offering a delightful culinary and travel experience.
Nantou University Dance Department Participates Again in Japan's Soran Festival
Nantou University Dance Department showcases "Shadows of Dance - Praise Cherry Blossom" at Japan's Soran Festival, enhancing cultural exchange between Taiwan and Japan.
Controversy Arises as DPP Legislators Allegedly Use Public Transport for Dinner; Wu Si-Yao Responds to 'Irregular Use'
The controversy over DPP legislators using public transport for a group dinner has sparked public scrutiny, with Wu Si-Yao asserting her compliance with regulations and distancing herself from allegations of misuse.
EU Adjusts Trade Negotiation Team to Accelerate Talks with the U.S.
The EU restructured its negotiation team to accelerate trade talks with the U.S. in response to slow progress and has bolstered its team with technical experts.
Mobile Environmental Education Vehicle Visits Taoyuan's Shuimei Elementary School to Teach Kids Environmental Awareness
Shuimei Elementary in Taoyuan hosts a mobile environmental education vehicle event to engage students in learning about environmental importance.
Chinese Researchers Accused of Smuggling Pathogen, Threatening US Agriculture
Chinese researchers are accused of smuggling wheat stem rust fungus, posing a potential threat to US agriculture.
US Economic Indicators Show Continuous Expansion, Outlook for Resurgence of Bull Market
Franklin Templeton's report indicates the US economy has shown 12 months of expansion, raising hopes for the resurgence of a bull market.
Thailand to Acquire Swedish JAS-39E/F Gripen Fighters to Upgrade Early Warning Fleet
Thailand announces the acquisition of four Swedish JAS-39E/F fighters, with plans to procure a total of 12 aircraft over the next decade to enhance air force capabilities.
European Defense Cooperation: Latvia Begins Production of ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicles
Patria and GDELS collaborate to produce ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicles in Latvia, enhancing NATO's defense capability and advancing defense modernization.
37-Year-Old French Player Moorman Scores 37 Points, War God Team Loses to Kings
French veteran Moorman scored 37 points, but the War God team fell short against the Kings in a competitive playoff match.
Taiwan's Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs, Jiang Wenruo, Addresses Swedish Parliament to Enhance Taiwan-Sweden Economic Ties
Deputy Minister Jiang Wenruo of Taiwan visits Sweden, discussing key issues in enhancing Taiwan-Sweden economic cooperation.
Lu Hsiu-lien Warns: Typhoon Holidays Could Be an Optimal Time for China's Attack on Taiwan
Lu Hsiu-lien warns that the upcoming typhoon holidays may be an ideal time for China's potential attack on Taiwan, calling for heightened awareness among the youth regarding national defense.
Min Nan Wolf Expresses Personal Safety Concerns at Charity Concert, Surrounded by Bodyguards
Min Nan Wolf expressed his determination for freedom at a charity concert, mentioning personal safety concerns while having bodyguards present.
China May Order Hundreds of Airbus Planes During German-French Leaders' Visit
China may place an order for hundreds of Airbus planes during the German-French leaders' visit, marking one of the largest aircraft procurement deals in its history.
Min Nan Wolf Returns to Taiwan, Reveals the Reasons Behind His Disappointment
Min Nan Wolf expresses his strong dissatisfaction with China's united front at a Taipei charity concert, recalling the June Fourth incident with the audience.
36 Years After Tiananmen: Chinese Youth Losing the Courage to Pursue Freedom
After 36 years since Tiananmen, Chinese youth are losing their pursuit of freedom and facing anxiety and helplessness in life.
Jay Chou Spotted in Japan, Fans Concerned by Recent Photos: Drastic Weight Loss and Deteriorated Appearance
Jay Chou was recently spotted in Kyoto by fans, showing drastic weight loss and prominent eye bags, raising concerns among them.
Lee Jae-myung Elected as South Korean President, Vows to Overcome Internal Strife and Revive Economy
Lee Jae-myung has been elected as South Korea's president, vowing to overcome internal strife, revive the economy, and push for reforms as a human rights lawyer.
Popular Japanese Fresh Donut Store Opens at Taipei Station, Delighting Customers with Soft Texture
The new fresh donut store at Taipei Station offers a unique soft texture and various flavors, starting from 60 NTD, attracting many visitors looking for a sweet treat.
Lee Jae-myung Sworn in as South Korea's President, Promotes Practical Diplomacy
Lee Jae-myung was sworn in as South Korea's president on April 4th, emphasizing practical diplomacy and the U.S.-South Korea alliance.
A New Sushi Experience! Japan's 'Shoujizu by Gatten Sushi' Opens in Nangang LaLaport with Six Exciting Highlights
The opening of 'Shoujizu by Gatten Sushi' at Nangang LaLaport features six exciting highlights, inviting you to savor a luxurious sushi experience!