Germany Approves Turkey's Purchase of 40 Eurofighter Jets to Strengthen NATO's Overall Defense
Germany has approved Turkey's purchase of 40 Eurofighter jets, aiding Turkey's air force modernization and strengthening NATO's defense capabilities.
Taiwanese Comics Launch 10-City Promotional Tour in Italy
Taiwanese comic artists engage with fans during their promotional tour in Italy, showcasing their artistic style and societal significance.
Germany Demands Apple and Google Remove DeepSeek App
Germany demands that Apple and Google remove the DeepSeek app due to failure to comply with data protection standards and illegal transfer of personal data to China.
China Links Cognac Deal to Electric Vehicle Tariff Negotiations
China links the cognac import agreement with electric vehicle tariff negotiations, having significant implications.
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council Receives Threatening Email Demanding Removal of News on Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council received an email demanding the removal of news about Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim, threatening to detonate explosives. After inspection, no explosives were found, and the case was handed over to the police.
Ukraine Warns: Chinese Military Personnel to Train in Russia, Beijing Denies the Reports
Ukraine claims that Chinese military personnel will be training in Russia, but China denies the reports, emphasizing no arms supply to warring parties.
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council Receives Bomb Threat, Demands Removal of News About Vice President Hsiao Mei-chin's Surveillance
Taiwan's MAC received a bomb threat email, demanding the removal of news related to Vice President Hsiao Mei-chin. The police have been notified.
Cai Lan, One of Hong Kong's Four Talents, Passes Away; Jackie Chan Remembers His 'Half Master'
Cai Lan, one of Hong Kong's famed talents, passed away in June at 83. Jackie Chan mourns, remembering him as his 'half master'.
Rare Fireball Sighted in Southeast U.S. Accompanied by Loud Boom
A mysterious fireball was sighted in the southeastern U.S., accompanied by a loud boom, resulting in property damage in some cases.
A Culinary Journey Through Prachin Buri: Thailand's Herbal Haven
Home story in Prachin Buri combines cuisine and herbal healing, offering a unique healthy dining experience.
The Harsh Reality of Japan's Death Penalty: The Deadly Effects of Hanging
Japan's method of execution is harsh, leading to instant death by hanging. In comparison, Taiwan offers more humane arrangements for executions.
Japanese Killer Takahiro Shiraishi Executed, Marking First Death Penalty under Shimbo Cabinet
Takahiro Shiraishi, the killer in the Zama Nine Corpses case, was executed today, marking the first death penalty under the Shimbo cabinet, invoking political discussions.
Han Kuo-yu in Taoyuan Slams Recall Vote, Claims It Harms Taiwan's Democracy
Han Kuo-yu criticizes the recall vote, claiming it severely harms Taiwan's democracy and urges voters to oppose it.
Han Kuo-yu: Ruling Party's Push for Recall Elections is a Step Back for Democracy, Urges Support for Lu Yu-ling
Han Kuo-yu criticizes the ruling party's comprehensive recall actions as a step back for democracy, urging local residents to support Lu Yu-ling.
Expert Warning: Japan Faces Potential Natural Disaster Risks on July 5
Experts warn of potential natural disaster risks in Japan on July 5, urging the public to respond rationally and prepare for emergencies.
Nike Shifts Production to Southeast Asia, Boosting Taiwanese Stocks
Nike announces the transfer of production to Southeast Asia, favoring Taiwanese firms like Feng Tai, leading to a surge in stock prices. Despite revenue declines, the latest report indicates better-than-expected performance and signs of recovery in operations.
Premiere of 'Haunted House Exclusive Store' Features Haunting Events and Earthquake Reaction
The premiere of 'Haunted House Exclusive Store' featured Shih Ming-Shuai's supernatural experiences, and Hong Hui-Fang's earthquake shock as she filmed in Taiwan for the first time.
Japan's Rice Crisis Boosts Taiwanese Quality Rice Exports
Japan's rice crisis drives Taiwanese high-quality rice into the export market, significantly increasing farmers' profits.
Prophecies of Disaster Lead to Cancellations by Taiwanese Travelers to Japan, Meteorological Agency Urges Not to Believe Rumors
As rumors of a disastrous prophecy spread, many Taiwanese travelers have canceled their trips to Japan. The Meteorological Agency underscores the importance of relying on scientific information.
Tragedy at Incheon Airport: Indonesian Man Falls from Third Floor to His Death
A tragedy unfolded at Incheon Airport where an Indonesian man fell from the third floor and died; police are investigating the cause of the incident.
Brazilian Lawyer Drowns Three Hours After Saying 'I Do' in a Tragic Boat Accident
A Brazilian lawyer, Maria, tragically drowned three hours after saying 'I do', during a boating accident that took her life.
US Treasury Secretary Hints at Extension of Tariff Deadline to September 1 for Trade Talks with 10-12 Countries
US Treasury Secretary confirms the tariff deadline could be extended to September 1, with aims to finalize agreements with 10-12 countries. The final decision rests with Trump.
Goldman Sachs: Trump's Tariffs Won't Save U.S. Manufacturing—AI Talent is the Solution
Goldman Sachs argues that Trump's tariffs won't reverse the decline in U.S. manufacturing, while AI technology is crucial for the solution.
US Survey Reveals Voter Divides Over Prayer in Schools
A US survey shows 52% support for school prayer, but regional disparities highlight constitutional debates.