Super Typhoon Ragasa devastates Asia
Super Typhoon Ragasa, the most powerful tropical cyclone of 2025, has carved a path of destruction across several Asian countries in the past week, leaving [more…]
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Global 2024 halal showcase thrives in Kuala Lumpur
The bustling halls of the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Center (MITEC) were alive with the sights, sounds, and aromas of an industry on the [more…]
Taiwan’s Highway Bureau creates lifeline for crabs at Banana Bay
The annual migration of land crabs at Banana Bay is more than just a natural spectacle—it’s a test of survival in a world of concrete [more…]
Typhoon Gaemi turns Manila streets into rivers
In an unexpected twist of nature, Typhoon Gaemi has turned the bustling Philippine capital into an impromptu water park. Schools, offices, and airports have taken [more…]
India surges ahead in emerging markets
In the dynamic world of emerging markets, India is rapidly closing in on China’s dominance in a key benchmark index. This shift presents a tough [more…]
South Korea’s LGBTQ rights milestone
In a groundbreaking decision, South Korea’s Supreme Court affirmed on Thursday the entitlement of a same-sex partner to spousal benefits under state health insurance, marking [more…]
Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in 25 years claims lives, traps dozens
In a startling turn of events, Taiwan was jolted awake by the strongest earthquake it has experienced in a quarter-century, disrupting the morning rush hour [more…]
Controversy arises as Denmark misclassifies Taiwanese residents as Chinese on ID cards
In a bizarre misstep, Denmark has reportedly been changing the nationality of some Taiwanese residents to “Chinese” on their residence ID cards. The issue came [more…]
Hong Kong authorities dismiss foreign travel warnings as “Political Maneuvers”
Hong Kong authorities have rebuffed recent travel advisories issued by Australia, Taiwan, and Britain following the enactment of the new domestic security law, dismissing them [more…]
Taipei Dome’s future in limbo as NT$60 billion bid by Asian business tycoons surfaces
The Taipei Dome, a symbol of both architectural prowess and a long-standing saga of bureaucratic entanglements, finds itself once again at the center of attention. [more…]