Due to recent hit-and-run incidents involving foreign drivers, the Japanese government has announced tighter regulations on the exchange of driver's licenses for foreigners without resident registration.
Indonesian badminton champions face unexpected defeat at the World Seniors, with their past player experience failing to secure a win.
A shocking case of underage girls being lured into prostitution in Japan has sparked outrage and calls for improved protections for minors.
A hotel in Kaohsiung hosts the Canada Food Festival featuring authentic Canadian steaks and salmon, with chances to win international flight tickets.
The NY Times reports that Russia has established a spy factory in Brazil, using forged identities to gather intelligence, prompting authorities to take notice and investigate.
A Cessna 550 crashed in San Diego, igniting 15 homes and leading to evacuations.
Howard Marks expressed that the U.S. remains favored by investors, though his belief in American exceptionalism has weakened. He calls for understanding risks for sound investment strategies.
Amid U.S. pressure, Jensen Huang of Nvidia reaffirmed his confidence in Taiwan and positioned it as the new core of the 'Silicon Shield', strengthening Taiwan's role in the semiconductor industry.
Sweden is committed to achieving 'zero traffic deaths', with driver's license tests incorporating essential risk management training showing promising results.
During a meeting between Trump and South African President Ramaphosa, tensions escalated over the issue of white farmers, showcasing a rift in diplomatic relations.
The road resurfacing issue in the Swiss Villa area of Xinyi District has finally been resolved, allowing residents to enjoy the repaired road.
Trump's announcement of the 'Golden Dome' missile defense system sees Canada expressing interest to participate, with discussions ongoing between the two countries.
Trump's tax cut budget plan is making a push for approval in the House, but concerns over the deficit have caused a drop in U.S. stocks at the market's opening.
Trump to host South African President Ramaphosa at the White House; Musk to attend and criticize his policies.
Ukraine plans to urge the EU to take significant steps against Russia as it navigates changing U.S. policies that could impact sanctions.
Japan's driving license renewal exam system is criticized for being too lenient, allowing foreign nationals to easily obtain licenses, which raises public safety concerns after several accidents.
7QUARK states 'Taiwan is a country' in their announcement for 'Sword of Hundred Demons', while GSE also reflects on pricing issues.
Lai's inaugural speech notably avoids cross-Strait discussions; experts suggest underlying political considerations tied to U.S.-China dynamics.
The Chinese J-10 fighter shot down an Indian Typhoon in the Indo-Pak conflict, altering the Indo-Pacific dynamics and impacting regional security.
China's J-10 fighter downing a French Mirage highlights military tensions in the Taiwan Strait and Indo-Pacific. The UK's pause in trade talks with Israel will impose economic pressure on Israel.
A Mississippi teacher, Natalia, has sparked concern after being caught kissing a student, following previous allegations of an inappropriate relationship.
Hedge funds have ramped up short positions while retail investors buy into US stocks, with the latest data indicating the highest short position levels in over a decade, reflecting concerns for the market's future.
A new dad protects his wife by kicking out his interfering mother-in-law, earning praise as the 'Best Husband of the Year' online.
Wolfspeed is set to file for bankruptcy, as Hsieh Ching-ho warns of significant market concerns for Nvidia.