Chinese Student Arrested for Assisting Cheating at Tokyo TOEIC Exam
A Chinese student was arrested during the Tokyo TOEIC for allegedly assisting in cheating, with police investigating potential organized involvement.
Bullying Leads to Death of Korean Anchor, Outrage Over MBC's Response
The death of South Korean anchor Oh Yoo-Anna from bullying has triggered outrage over MBC's inadequate response.
Indonesian East Nusa Tenggara Legislators Visit Tainan City Hall to Promote Agricultural Education Exchange
Indonesian legislators from East Nusa Tenggara visited Tainan City Hall to discuss agricultural and educational collaboration, aiming to promote student exchange and agricultural cooperation.
Taoyuan Mayor Chang Shan-cheng Visits Japan to Study Rail Economy
Taoyuan Mayor Chang Shan-cheng visits Japan to learn about rail economy and urban renewal, hoping to apply these insights for Taoyuan's development.
New Branch of Ahsu Japanese Buffet Opens in Breeze Store, Reservation Information Released!
Ahsu Japanese buffet's new Breeze Square branch opens on May 28, with reservations starting on May 21.
Fatal Traffic Accident in Sanxia Claims 3 Lives! Councilor Proposes Anti-Acceleration Devices for Elderly Drivers
A deadly traffic accident in Sanxia prompts a city councilor to propose the adoption of anti-acceleration devices for elderly drivers to enhance safety.
Trump Withdraws US Mediation in Ukraine-Russia Talks, Zelensky Warns Only Putin Will Benefit
Trump announces that the US will no longer mediate in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, while Zelensky warns that only Putin will benefit.
US Imposes High Tariffs on Southeast Asian Solar Equipment, Cambodia's Rate Reaches 3521%
The US has decided to levy high tariffs on solar equipment from Southeast Asian countries, with Cambodia's rate reaching 3521%, potentially affecting renewable energy construction.
Cat Used as a Smuggling Tool? Costa Rican Prison Guards Capture Cat Carrying Over 300 Grams of Drugs
A black-and-white cat was used to transport over 300 grams of marijuana and heroin, intended for smuggling into a prison.
Moody's Downgrades U.S. Credit Rating, Morgan Stanley Calls It a Buying Opportunity
Moody's Downgraded U.S. Credit Rating to Aa1 while Morgan Stanley strategist Michael Wilson calls it a buying opportunity for investors, expecting a market rebound driven by corporate performance and trade agreements.
Venezuela Partners with Zoo to Revive Endangered Orinoco Crocodile
Venezuelan zoos collaborate with experts to revive the endangered Orinoco crocodile, facing challenges like poaching while striving for conservation efforts.
Hungary's Parliament Approves Withdrawal from the International Criminal Court
Hungary's Parliament has approved withdrawing from the International Criminal Court, becoming the third country to do so, with the Foreign Minister emphasizing political motivations behind the body.
French Pizzeria Owner and Partner Charged with Murder and Dismemberment Shocks Society
A pizzeria owner and partner in France have been charged with murder and dismemberment, shocking the nation, with a verdict expected on the 22nd.
North Korea's New Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile Allegedly Supported by Russian Technology
North Korea showcases its new medium-range air-to-air missile, allegedly supported by Russian technology, posing a threat to Northeast Asian security.
Philippines 2025 Midterm Elections: When Democracy Loses to Familial Politics
The 2025 midterm elections in the Philippines showcase a power struggle between the Duterte and Marcos families, challenging the democratic system amid rising familial politics.
World Senior Games: Japanese Kayaker's Helmet Issue Resolved by Lu Zhou Police
During the World Senior Games, a Japanese kayaker encountered a helmet malfunction. Quick action from the Lu Zhou Police ensured she could have a modified helmet and participate in the competition.
Japan Considers Increasing Departure Tax to Address Overtourism Issues
Japan is mulling an increase in its departure tax introduced in 2019 to combat overtourism, with the Prime Minister supporting a careful review of the proposal.
Taiwan and Japan Police Collaborate to Arrest Suspect for Threatening Japanese Politicians
A suspect from Yilan was arrested for impersonating a Japanese manga artist and threatening over 20 political figures, with Taiwan and Japan police working together.
Japan Requires Road Tests for Drivers Over 75 to Renew Licenses, Many Elderly Face Challenges
Japan requires drivers over 75 to take road tests when renewing licenses, and many elderly individuals face challenges leading to issues like incorrect gear shifts.
Korean 28-Year-Old Anchor Commits Suicide After Bullying; MBC Finally Apologizes
South Korean anchor Oh Yoanna took her own life due to prolonged bullying, and MBC has finally issued an apology and promised to improve its organizational culture.
South Korean Meteorologist Wu Yaoanna's Tragic Death Sparks Labor Ministry Investigation
The tragic death of South Korean meteorologist Wu Yaoanna reveals workplace bullying, prompting a Labor Ministry investigation.
Follow Cheerleader Lee Ah-young! Lion Travel Launches Free Busan Tour
Lion Travel offers a chance for fans to explore Busan for free with Lee Ah-young, who can enter by participating in challenges!
Another Accident: Japanese Elementary School Students Struck by Out-of-Control Vehicle
In Fukuoka Prefecture, another incident of elementary students being struck by a vehicle occurred, injuring four children, with an unknown number critically injured.
Japan Plans to Raise Departure Tax for Foreign Tourists to 5,000 Yen, Increasing Travel Costs
Japan is considering raising the departure tax for foreign tourists to 5,000 yen to address rising tourism influx and congestion issues.