JJ Lin's Concert at Taipei Arena Sparks Controversy, Emphasizes International Appeal with 40,000 Fans
JJ Lin's first concert at the Taipei Arena sparked controversy, as he emphasized his international appeal and drew in 40,000 fans.
California Immigration Raids Spark Protests! Trump Praises Deployment of National Guard
Los Angeles immigration raids have sparked intense protests, with Trump deploying the National Guard and banning mask-wearing among demonstrators.
NASA Faces Crisis as Musk Threatens Trump, Raising Concerns
Musk's threat to retire the Dragon spacecraft raises concerns for NASA and the Pentagon, who are now seeking alternative options.
Groom Loses Four Toes Due to Wrong Shoes at Wedding
British groom Martin Ralph lost four toes due to improperly fitted shoes at his wedding. The hospital admitted negligence and apologized.
Chou Tien-chen Claims Runner-up at Indonesian Open, Sets Record for Oldest Finalist
Chou Tien-chen was the runner-up in the Indonesian Open, setting a record as the oldest male finalist in the tournament's history.
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol Accused of Misusing Public Funds for Pet Pool
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol faces accusations of misusing public funds for a pet pool, raising concerns over increased water usage at the presidential residence.
DarkShot Wins Taiwan's World Cosplay Summit; Set to Compete in Japan in August
DarkShot won the WCS Taiwan competition and will represent Taiwan in Japan this August to seek global cosplay honors.
Only 16 Days to View Japan's Important Cultural Property Folding Screens
The 'Edo Ukiyo-e Beauty' exhibition features the Edo Castle Famous Places Folding Screen, an important cultural property on display for just 16 days, offering a rare glimpse into 17th century Edo urban life.
Rising Champion Boy Group F.F.O Takes Over as One-Day Store Manager for Korean Brand MEDIPEEL
F.F.O boy group acted as one-day store manager for MEDIPEEL in Taiwan, engaging fans and introducing special skincare packages.
Exploring Malaysia's Kuala Kubu Bharu: A Culinary Journey in a Garden City
Kuala Kubu Bharu in Malaysia is renowned for its garden city concept and Chinese cuisine, attracting royal visitors.
College Student Scammed by High Salary Job Offer, Warns of Others Trapped in Cambodia
A Taichung college student was lured by a high-salary job offer and trapped in Cambodia for 85 days. She calls for help for others still stuck in scams.
US Senator Assures Help for Taiwanese Students Amid Visa Ban
US lawmakers, including Janet Clark, have assured Taiwanese students that they will not be trapped by the visa ban and are actively working to amend related policies.
6.5 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Bogota, Colombia, Residents Evacuate
A 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck near Bogota, Colombia, causing residents to evacuate to the streets; no major damage reported yet.
Colombia Hit by 6.3 Magnitude Earthquake, Citizens Evacuate in Panic
A 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck Colombia, causing citizens to urgently evacuate in fear.
Magnitude 6.4 Earthquake Strikes Colombia, Residents Report Shaking
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Bogotá, Colombia, at a shallow depth of 11 kilometers, with residents reporting shaking.
Beware of These 11 Names Banned by US Courts!
The US courts have banned 11 names including Jesus Christ and Santa Claus, and parents should avoid these to prevent issues.
Impact of Lee Jae-myung's Practical Diplomacy on US Indo-Pacific Strategy After His Election
After Lee Jae-myung's election as South Korea's president, his practical diplomacy aims to improve relations with China and engage in dialogue with North Korea, potentially affecting US strategies in the Indo-Pacific.
African Albinism Boy Has Arm Cut Off by Father for Sale to Witchdoctor for 'Lucky Potion'
A heartbreaking case where a boy with albinism was dismembered by his father for sale to witchdoctors raises awareness of the violence faced by albinism patients in Africa.
Germany Launches AI Strategy: Plans to Build $90 Billion Superfactory, Huang Renxun to Meet Chancellor
NVIDIA plans to establish a $90 billion superfactory in Germany, with Huang Renxun meeting the Chancellor to discuss collaboration details.
Hong Kong's Chief Executive Marks 3 Years in Office Discussing Long和's Panama Port Sale: 'Success Shouldn't Come at the Expense of Others'
In an interview, John Lee discusses his administration's achievements and the sale of Cheung Kong's Panama port, emphasizing that success should consider others' interests.
LaLaport Nangang Shopping Center Experiences Issues Within 3 Months of Opening, Users Mock
The LaLaport shopping center in Nangang faces criticism for its poor parking lot conditions, only three months after opening, leading to online mockery.
Balenciaga Releases Limited Edition 'Peking Duck Bag' at a Shocking Price
Balenciaga's limited edition 'Peking Duck Bag' sells for an astonishing price, igniting widespread discussion and satire online.
President Meets Award Winners from the China Engineering Society, Aiming for a Safer and Smarter Taiwan
President Lai Chiung-te meets with award winners from the China Engineering Society, aiming to build a safer and smarter Taiwan together.
BJJ Beginner Paralyzed by Black Belt Coach; Court Awards $56 Million
A jiu-jitsu beginner has been paralyzed after a mishap caused by a black belt coach, resulting in a significant court award.