Following the grounding of South Korea's P-3CK anti-submarine aircraft, the US military plans to deploy patrol aircraft to support South Korea and maintain operational capabilities.
The two presidential candidates in Korea engaged in intense debates on election night, with Lee Jae-myung and Kim Moon-soo presenting their views and accusations, drawing significant voter attention.
Eight Taiwanese travelers lured by a 'free trip to Thailand' fell into a scam; three women paid ransom while five remain missing.
Hamasaki Ayumi clarifies rumors, reaffirming that Elon Musk is not the father of her child, highlighting the importance of truth.
A 60-year-old man in South Korea set fire on a subway train due to dissatisfaction with his divorce, causing panic among passengers, and has been ordered detained by the court.
E-commerce Queen Zhou Pinjun's $120,000 designer bag purchase in Japan turned into a fiasco as she discovered it was just an empty box. A cautionary tale for other shoppers.
Hokkaido has been experiencing frequent earthquakes of magnitude 4 and above, prompting the Japan Meteorological Agency to warn of potential strong quakes, urging citizens to stay alert.
Professor Yeh analyzes the current state of US-China trade talks and the challenges of Ukraine-Russia peace, mentioning the impact of the new South Korean president on US relations.
The NSO's performance at Suntory Hall attracted significant political and cultural figures, making the guest list akin to a Taiwan-Japan cultural summit.
ATT 4 FUN collaborates with Korean Lotte cheerleaders to launch an entertainment dining experience, setting the stage for a trendy party this summer!
A South Korean man dissatisfied with a divorce ruling set a subway on fire, injuring many, and apologized in court before being arrested.
Domestic banks have achieved a 42.86% increase in credit to new southbound policy countries, with India being the largest contributor.
Kuo Zhengliang criticizes the US presidential system as Trump, with only 40% support, remains uncontested, raising concerns about the system’s effectiveness.
JPMorgan's CEO Dimon warns of impending collapse of the US bond market and urges government to control spending.
The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory plans to launch a new supercomputer 'Doudna' in 2026 to support scientific research and enhance computational performance.
Google plans to appeal a court ruling that requires the split of its Chrome business, citing concerns over consumer rights.
The Doudna supercomputer, developed by NVIDIA and Dell, supports powerful AI and quantum computing capabilities and is set to launch next year.
President Trump doubles tariffs on aluminum and steel, causing U.S. aluminum prices to surge by 54%, impacting manufacturing and construction costs.
Mexico is experiencing a spike in violence as 37 candidates are assassinated ahead of the judicial elections. Many politicians are investing in armored vehicles to ensure their safety.
Italy's Mount Etna erupted violently on the 2nd, leading to panic among tourists and flight warnings from authorities.
Hungary receives its first batch of L-39 NG trainer aircraft, enhancing flight training and air defense capabilities, with full deployment expected by 2028.
The Taiwan medical team is making strides in Somaliland through medical diplomacy, contributing to local healthcare systems, and establishing sustainable cooperative mechanisms despite resource challenges.
On June 2, Italy's Mount Etna erupted violently, forcing tourists to flee and impacting air traffic.
Reports of Kim Jong Un's health crisis have sparked widespread attention, with South Korean intelligence and North Korean media quickly refuting the rumors as false information.