Japan Apartment Fire Explained: Three Charging Mistakes with Small Fans
Experts highlight that a recent apartment fire in Japan was caused by improper use of small fans, urging attention to three charging mistakes to avoid accidents.
US-Korea Talks Delayed as Trump Pushes for Expanded Defense Coverage
US-Korea talks are delayed as Trump calls for expanded defense to cover the Taiwan Strait, raising concerns over Cambodia's military disparities.
Tokyo's Must-Buy Souvenir PRESS BUTTER SAND Limited-Time pop-up in Taiwan! Unique Caramel Ice Cream Sandwich Cookies Now Available
Tokyo's must-buy souvenir PRESS BUTTER SAND is now in Taiwan for a limited-time, featuring irresistibly delicious caramel ice cream sandwich cookies!
Chen Bo-Lin and Male Stars Caught in New Zealand Hot Spring Scene
Footage of Chen Bo-Lin enjoying a hot spring with three male stars in New Zealand has captured the attention of numerous fans.
Deadly Attack at Sushi Shop in Ikebukuro, Tokyo: Young Man Stabbed, Dies, 50-Year-Old Suspect Surrenders
A young man was fatally stabbed at a sushi shop in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, and a 50-year-old man has surrendered to the police.
Puma Faces Dilemma in the U.S.: Tariff-Evasion Strategy Leads to Excess Inventory and Price Cuts
Puma's tariff-evasion shipping strategy backfires, leading to surplus inventory and potential price cuts.
Trump Claims Large Scale Beef Exports to Australia, Experts Warn: US Demand Not Met
Trump plans to export beef in bulk to Australia, but experts warn that US demand is not yet satisfied.
US Sailing Accident: Collides with Breakwater and Sinks, 10 Crew Members Dramatically Rescued from the Sea
A US sailing boat collided with a breakwater and sank, with ten crew members dramatically rescued from the sea.
Shooting Incident at University of New Mexico Dormitory Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Injured; Evacuation Underway
A shooting at the University of New Mexico dormitory resulted in 1 dead and 1 injured; the university has evacuated students amid potential threats.
Man Declared Brain Dead Miraculously Awakens on Operating Table, Federal Investigation Launched
A man in the U.S. was declared brain dead but unexpectedly woke up, prompting a federal investigation into the incident.
Brazilian Court Rules Not to Arrest Bolsonaro, Requires Electronic Bracelet and Bans Social Media Use
Brazil's court decides not to arrest Bolsonaro but requires him to wear an electronic bracelet and bans social media use as monitoring measures.
Denmark Acquires MQ-9B to Strengthen NATO Surveillance and Intelligence Capabilities
Denmark procures the MQ-9B drone to bolster its intelligence and surveillance capabilities in NATO, enhancing regional security response capabilities.
Russian Boeing 737 Cabin Depressurization Forces Emergency Return
A Russian Boeing 737 had to make an emergency return due to cabin depressurization, raising concerns over aviation safety.
Universiade: Taiwan Men's Archery Team Falls to Turkey, Missing Out on Bronze
Taiwan's men's recurve archery team at the Universiade loses to Turkey, missing out on the bronze medal.
CPC's Refining Department Supports African Children
CPC's Refining Department initiates a charitable campaign to support African children, aiming to improve their learning environment.
Turkey Plans to Buy 40 Typhoon Fighter Jets for $5.6 Billion, Causes Strong Alert in Israel
Turkey's plan to spend $5.6 billion on 40 Typhoon fighter jets has raised strong alerts in Israel, potentially changing the military balance in the Middle East.
Restaurant Innovates with Global Cuisine: Waffles with Scallops and Japanese Seafood Pancakes
The restaurant introduces innovative dishes, combining waffles with scallops and Japanese seafood pancakes, capturing diners' attention.
Countdown to Vote: Two Days Left! Wang Hongwei Drives with Han Kuo-yu, Who Declares 'KMT Will Face Major Defeat'
As the major dismissal vote approaches in two days, Wang Hongwei drives with Han Kuo-yu, who warns of a potential KMT defeat, sparking lively discussions.
Xu Qiaoxin's Assistant Lei Ting Involved in Thai Cannabis Farm Fraud Case, Released on $100,000 Bail
Lei Ting, assistant to Xu Qiaoxin, arrested in Thai cannabis farm fraud case and released on $100,000 bail, garnering media attention.
Escalation of Clashes at Thai-Cambodian Border; Air Strikes and Artillery Fire Persist
Clashes between Thailand and Cambodia at the border are escalating as air forces and ground troops engage intensively.
Escalation of Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict: Continuous Airstrikes and Shelling
The conflict between Thailand and Cambodia escalates, as Thailand's air force deploys F-16s to destroy Cambodian command centers, catching widespread attention.
Thailand’s Military Strength Three Times That of Cambodia, Gripen and F-16 Dominance in Air Combat
Thailand’s military strength is three times that of Cambodia, with Gripen and F-16 showing clear dominance in air combat.
U.S. Doctor Accused of Playing Bingo During Cataract Surgery, Patient Dies from Lack of Oxygen
A U.S. doctor faces accusations of causing a patient's death by playing bingo during cataract surgery, leading to oxygen deprivation.
US Nuclear Agencies Hacked Due to Microsoft SharePoint Vulnerability
The US nuclear weapons agency was hacked due to a Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability, resulting in potential sensitive data leaks.