Japan's Agriculture Minister Resigns Over Gaffe, Koizumi to Tackle Rising Rice Prices
Agriculture Minister Takumi Eito resigns over a gaffe, with Shinjiro Koizumi stepping in to address soaring rice prices in Japan.
Can Lee Jae-myung Break the Conservative Stronghold? South Korea's Presidential Election Faces Key Challenges
With two weeks left until South Korea's presidential election, Lee Jae-myung's rising support in the southeast could be crucial, but the outcome remains highly uncertain.
Hidden Thai Fast Food in Taichung: Flavors Like a Thai Mom's Cooking
Discover the hidden Ji Ping Thai Fast Food in Taichung, where the friendly Thai owner and delicious authentic Thai dishes make it well worth the visit!
Brazil's KC-390 Transport Aircraft Enters Southeast Asian Market, Debuts at Langkawi International Maritime Aerospace Exhibition
Brazil's KC-390 transport aircraft makes its debut at the Langkawi Aerospace Exhibition, showcasing capabilities for a range of military missions and entering the Southeast Asian market.
Suoao Fishing Vessel Detained in Japanese Waters Released After Paying 630,000 TWD
The Suoao fishing vessel 'Hongcaitou No. 6' was detained for allegedly entering Japanese waters and was released after paying a bond of 630,000 TWD.
Taoyuan City Government Learns from Tokyo's TOD Experience, Zhang Shanzheng: Building a More Comprehensive Urban Development Blueprint
The Taoyuan City Government learns from Tokyo's TOD model to advance urban development, with Mayor Zhang Shanzheng encouraging departments to utilize Japan's successful experiences in policy implementation.
Taiwanese Fishing Boat Detained by Japan, Released After Paying 630,000 NT
A Taiwanese fishing boat was detained by Japan for illegal operations and released after paying a 630,000 NT bond. It has since returned to Taiwan.
U.S. Receives Boeing 747 Gifted by Qatar, Plans to Convert it into New Air Force One
The U.S. receives a Boeing 747 from Qatar and plans to modify it into a new Air Force One, raising security concerns in Congress.
ECB Warns: Reevaluation of U.S. Asset Risks May Trigger Fundamental Shift in Global Finance
The ECB warns that the reassessment of U.S. asset risks could lead to a fundamental shift in global finance, with the market facing risks of uncertainty and overvalued assets.
Epic Games' Fortnite Returns to the US App Store After 5 Years
Epic Games' Fortnite has officially returned to the US App Store after a five-year battle against Apple, signifying a legal victory.
EU Follows US in Lifting Economic Sanctions on Syria
The EU confirms it will lift economic sanctions on Syria, aiding post-war reconstruction, with the Foreign Minister noting the historical significance of the move.
EU Plans to Review Economic Ties with Israel Amid Humanitarian Crisis
The EU is considering revising its economic cooperation with Israel in response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The UK has also paused its free trade agreement negotiations.
English National Ballet Teams Up with Akram Khan for the World Premiere of Giselle at Taichung National Opera House
The English National Ballet, in collaboration with Akram Khan, will present Giselle at the Taichung National Opera House in May, marking the farewell of senior dancer Erina Takahashi from her ballet career.
UK Suspends Trade Talks with Israel Amid Gaza Famine Crisis
The UK has paused trade negotiations with Israel due to its actions in Gaza, which is facing a severe famine crisis.
EU Orders Review of Agreements with Israel Amid Human Rights Violations
The EU has ordered a review of its agreements with Israel due to alleged human rights violations, responding to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
12-Year-Old Yu Zidi Sets Astonishing Record in 200m IM, Approaching Olympic Semifinal Level
12-year-old swimmer Yu Zidi sets an astonishing record in the 200-meter individual medley at the Chinese Nationals, performing at a level comparable to Olympic semifinals.
9-Year-Old Chinese Chess Prodigy Dies by Suicide After Abuse from Father, Sparking Online Outrage
A 9-year-old Chinese chess prodigy took his own life after enduring abuse from his father, leading to widespread condemnation online.
German Bishops' Conference Calls for Prayer for the Courage and Creativity of Chinese Believers
The chair of the German Bishops' Conference, Bertram Meier, emphasizes the courage and creativity of Chinese believers in adversity and calls on all to pray for them.
U.S. Calls on Nations to Withdraw from WHO, China Commits $500 Million Support
The U.S. calls for nations to withdraw from the WHO, while China commits $500 million in support, highlighting the challenges facing the current global health system.
President Lai Ching-te’s Anniversary: Diplomatic Challenges and Support from Allies
As President Lai Ching-te marks one year in office, he faces Chinese pressure and UN resolutions that hinder Taiwan's international participation, while receiving support from allies to promote pro-Taiwan legislation.
Chinese Taiwan Affairs Office Responds to Lai Ching-te's 520th Anniversary Speech: Taiwan's Status as Part of China Cannot Change
The Chinese Taiwan Affairs Office responds to Lai Ching-te's speech, emphasizing that Taiwan is part of China and calls for an end to provocations.
Disruption on 520 Anniversary! Two Chinese Nationals Arrested for Illegally Entering Taiwan
On the day of the 520 inauguration anniversary, two Chinese nationals were arrested attempting to illegally enter Kinmen, raising concerns about potential broader implications.
The Rapid Rise of China's Arms Industry and Its Global Impact
Analysis indicates that China's arms industry gained attention due to the India-Pakistan conflict, offering developing countries a new alternative and signaling advancements in self-sufficient arms production.
Conflict over Subway Seat: 83-Year-Old Asks Young Man to Yield, Background Sparks Debate
In Shanghai's subway, an 83-year-old man's demand for a young person to yield his seat sparks debate after his affluent background is revealed.