Reported 8 months ago
A tourist named Ismail was beaten to death and burned by local villagers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, on June 20, after allegedly blaspheming the Quran and being taken into custody by the police. Despite efforts by authorities to prevent the violence, a mob of hundreds of people stormed the police station, dragged Ismail out, beat him to death with sticks, and burned his body, causing chaos and destruction in the area. The incident has led to investigations and heightened security measures by the authorities.
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Reported 8 months ago
Many renters without water dispensers at home resort to filling up water bottles at work or other places, with one man sharing on Dcard his experience of being accused of 'stealing water' while refilling at a hospital. The incident prompted discussions on the morality and ethics of such actions, with some suggesting it's not illegal but may be embarrassing, while others recommend alternatives like buying a water filter or using an app that shows locations offering free water refills as an eco-friendly initiative.
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Reported 8 months ago
A man surnamed Tao in Hsinchu, Taiwan, with a history of drug and fraud convictions, was sentenced to 4 months in prison for publicly insulting a betel nut beauty by throwing feces at her due to dissatisfaction with her service. Despite an initial ruling of a fine, a court of appeal reclassified the offense as a combination of assault and public insult, noting Tao's criminal history and condemning his extreme actions as unacceptable. The incident took place in April 2022, with Tao's retaliatory behavior causing the victim to be covered in feces, leading to the revised prison sentence.
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Reported 8 months ago
A 43-year-old woman surnamed Hsu was found dead in the World Trade Park in Xitun District, Taichung City, on June 16. Her family will hold a memorial service on the night of the 23rd. Village Chief Lin confirmed the event but clarified the misinformation circulating online about 'distributing rice dumplings,' urging residents to stay away and remain calm. The service is a traditional ritual and not about giving out rice dumplings, and precautions have been advised to ensure it proceeds smoothly without causing panic.
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Reported 8 months ago
During the game between Chinatrust Brothers and Rakuten Monkeys in Taipei, Taiwan, a stunning female fan caught the attention of thousands both at the stadium and online due to her attractive figure. After her photos and video were shared on social media, over 6,000 netizens followed her account, later identified as popular internet celebrity Ariea with over 100,000 followers. Despite not being able to post on her Instagram story due to poor internet connection during the game, fans still managed to track her down and praise her as a shining star representing Taiwan. Ariea expressed surprise and gratitude for the unexpected fame, thanking the media and fans for their support.
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Reported 8 months ago
Tai Yia Group's subsidiary, Xing Ya Vision, will debut on the GreTai market with a reference price of 45 Yuan per share on June 25, becoming the first subsidiary of Tai Yia Group to list on the GreTai market. Xing Ya Vision's General Manager, Li Bo Long, expressed confidence in the company's future prospects, citing a 15% revenue growth in the first five months of the year and a strong order backlog of five months. With a focus on digital display systems and visual lighting systems, Xing Ya Vision aims to expand its global market presence and achieve a 10-20% annual growth rate, driving overall business operations.
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Reported 8 months ago
On June 22, 2024, Lin Youchang criticized the new regulations issued by the National Taiwan Affairs Office as 'extremely absurd,' responding to the released 22 regulations on punishing 'Taiwan independence' activists for crimes related to splitting the country. Lin stated that according to the logic of the National Taiwan Affairs Office, all citizens participating in presidential elections would be considered 'Taiwan independence' supporters, deeming the Communist Party's actions 'extremely absurd.' Lin further emphasized the disregard for Taiwan's existence and people's autonomous right to choose, warning of the severity of the death penalty sentence possibility. He highlighted the real threat to Taiwan's sovereignty comes from the Communist Party and expressed concerns about potential arrests and border questioning. Lin also identified a new crisis in democracy stemming from collusion between the Kuomintang and the Democratic Progressive Party, neglecting the importance of national sovereignty.
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Reported 8 months ago
Kimura Takuya expressed his love for Taiwanese pineapple cakes on Instagram, praising the top 1 award-winning brand 'Chia Te Pineapple Cakes.' Whenever he visits Taiwan, he brings pineapple cakes and other local delicacies back to Japan. Recently, he shared a photo of the pineapple cakes with the caption 'This is amazing!' showing his admiration. Kimura Takuya's TV drama with Yu Aoi, 'Believe - Building Bridges for You,' has gained attention, with their on-screen chemistry surprising and captivating viewers.
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Reported 8 months ago
In a recent online post, a man shared his dilemma about his girlfriend's lack of ambition and employment while he runs a successful Chinese medicine clinic with a stable monthly income of around 300,000 yuan. Despite his ability to financially support his girlfriend, he feels troubled by her lack of initiative and is considering breaking up, especially since his parents also disapprove of the relationship. The man hopes to seek advice on motivating his girlfriend to become more goal-oriented. The post has sparked discussions among netizens, with differing opinions on personal values and relationship dynamics.
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Reported 8 months ago
A woman surnamed Du in Hebei, China, had her newly purchased car vandalized by four young teens multiple times. When she sought compensation from the parents of the teens and they refused, citing the kids' lack of understanding, she reported the incident to the police. Shockingly, two days later, she discovered her car had been burned. Despite attempts at reaching a settlement, the situation escalated, leading to the car being mysteriously set on fire. The incident sparked outrage online, with police investigating the arson case.
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Reported 8 months ago
TV anchor Fang Yehan announced her engagement in Bali, revealing photos of her pre-wedding shoot and disclosing her fiancé's identity, a doctor outside the entertainment circle. They plan to have a celebration in Taiwan soon. Fang previously stated she would consider marriage after turning 30, and at 32, her dream of a romantic island wedding has come true. She and her fiancé dedicated time to their careers before committing to marriage, with Fang expressing a desire to be a good wife when the time comes to focus on family.
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Reported 8 months ago
A news article reports a 20-year-old bringing his mother to help him during a job interview, where the mother answered questions on the son's behalf. Despite finding the situation amusing, the employer chose to hire the young man. The employer shared that his own experience with a controlling mother made him empathize with the situation and hope to change the young man's outcome. Online responses were divided, with some criticizing the decision and others sharing similar embarrassing experiences of parents accompanying them to interviews.
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Reported 8 months ago
On June 22, 2024, in a minor dispute, a female passenger in a car was filmed attempting to jump out of the moving vehicle during an argument with her boyfriend, with the hilarious laughter in the video sparking discussions online. Additionally, a taxi driver was angered by unauthorized changes to the meter settings and confronted the operator at the office, leading to a heated exchange. The dangerous behavior on the road garnered attention, with the possibility of a fine up to 36,000 NT dollars. Amidst the conflict, it is advised to resolve disagreements peacefully for a safe outcome.
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Reported 8 months ago
On June 22, 2024, China issued 22 regulations to punish Taiwan independence, including the possibility of death penalty and lifelong accountability for acts of dividing the country. Hu Xijin, former editor-in-chief of Global Times, believes the new regulations are operational and warns that Taiwan independence advocates visiting countries friendly with China and having extradition agreements may face arrest. Hu also criticized Taiwan's response to the regulations, stating they are merely self-comfort and bravado. The regulations have sparked concerns among Taiwanese scholars and media, suggesting that specific individuals may soon face legal actions from China. Hu Xijin further emphasized that these measures by China demonstrate its jurisdiction over Taiwan and serve as a deterrent to advocates of Taiwan independence.
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Reported 8 months ago
Lou Junshuo has been announced as a mentor on the talent show 'SCOOL,' created by Sky Entertainment, joining Asian superstar Luo Zhixiang as the chief mentor. Lou Junshuo, a member of the popular male group 'Five Strong Feelings,' will make his debut as a mentor on the show, aiming to share his experiences and provide unique advice to young idol contestants. The show recently surprised viewers by inviting outstanding participants like former ALL IN 5 member Yucheng and 'Atom Youth 1' contestant Chuanyu, who expressed their determination to excel and learn from the experience offered by the show's training in South Korea.
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Reported 8 months ago
A 21-year-old man surnamed Du invaded a new building project in Wuri District, Taichung, and performed a parkour stunt jumping on a 6th-floor landscape wall without safety measures. He posted a video online, labeling it 'graceful running,' causing concern among the public. The police have notified Du to explain his actions for violating social order laws, while the developer is contemplating charging him with breaking and entering. The developer emphasized the danger of such behavior and stressed the importance of finding safer outlets for physical activities, as the incident raised security concerns despite the 24-hour security presence. Tai-chung City's Wuri District Police Station stated that although no formal report was filed, Du's parkour video stirred controversy online, showing him engaging in risky parkour without permission, facing potential legal consequences.
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Reported 8 months ago
A female student at Xiamen Donghai Vocational and Technical College in China recently became the focus of online discussion for taking 6 pairs of chopsticks from the school cafeteria after buying 2 lunchboxes. The cafeteria staff accused her of 'theft,' leading to a confrontation. The incident, which occurred on the 20th, sparked a debate online and eventually led to police intervention and resolution through mediation between the police and school officials.
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Reported 8 months ago
On the night of the 23rd, Taichung World Trade Park will hold a memorial ceremony in honor of a 40-year-old woman who was found dead in the park last week. Residents are urged to avoid the area during the ritual, which will take place from 11 pm to 1 am the next day. The ceremony comes after a series of unfortunate events in the park, causing concern among locals. The memorial service is meant to remember the deceased and will be confined to the park area, without wandering around, to be completed within two hours. The public is advised to steer clear during the scheduled ceremony time.
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Reported 8 months ago
On June 22, 2024, the blue and white party legislators collaborated on passing legislative reforms and jointly rejected the reconsideration proposal by the Executive Yuan, prompting speculations of a constitutional lawsuit by the ruling party. Nationalist Party Chairperson Chu Li-lun expressed concerns that the Democratic Progressive Party fears the exposure of their numerous misdeeds which may lead to their collapseif uncovered. Legislator Hsu Yu-chen urged the grand justices nominated by the DPP not to rush into making temporary rulings, emphasizing the importance of immediate parliamentary reform to reveal wrongdoings and ensure a clean government for the people.
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Reported 8 months ago
Ku Chung-Ming, the convener of the DPP Legislative Yuan caucus, responded to accusations by the blue and white camps that the DPP is avoiding investigation by engaging in political struggles, stating that these claims are aimed at deceiving voters and ultimately serving China's interests. Ku emphasized that all parties like the KMT and PFP are spreading misinformation and claiming to investigate misconduct which actually pertains to essential measures for public safety like masks and vaccines. The DPP caucus plans to request a constitutional interpretation following the Legislative Yuan's rejection of the parliamentary power reform bill.
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Reported 8 months ago
David Tepper from Appaloosa Management, known for his successful investing track record, has shifted his investment focus from leading U.S.-based technology stocks to Chinese tech stocks in Q1 2024. Tepper notably increased his positions in Alibaba, PDD Holdings, Baidu, and JD.com, while also investing in two China-focused ETFs. This strategic move reflects optimism towards the Chinese tech sector's growth potential and the overall Chinese economy rebounding, as evidenced by the positive manufacturing sector growth and the government's efforts to stimulate economic growth.
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Reported 8 months ago
Hsinchu County police recently cracked down on a drug case, arresting a drug dealer hiding in a residence in Hsinchu, seizing a large quantity of drugs. The suspect's girlfriend was left shocked and confused as she woke up to find police arresting her boyfriend by the bed, wearing only underpants. The suspect, surnamed Chen, was believed to be in possession of a large amount of drugs and was apprehended by police while asleep in bed, which included ecstasy, ketamine, nimetazepam, and methamphetamine. Chen was subsequently arrested on drug charges. Police seized a total of 2.5 kilograms of new types of drugs and evidence of criminal gains, including NT$287,000 in cash and a money counting machine, urging the public to report any suspicious or illegal activities to help create drug-free cities.
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Reported 8 months ago
On June 22, 2024, the Nationalist Party will have a party chairman election in May next year. New Taipei City Mayor Hou You-yi is rumored to be interested in running for party chairman. His attendance at the parliamentary reform meeting is seen as a precursor to the election. Hou You-yi stated his support for parliamentary reform, while interviewed, Zhu Li-lun emphasized not to read too much into it. The meeting is seen as a precursor to entering the party chairmanship race. Hou You-yi stated his strong support for parliamentary reform, expressing high expectations for future reforms. Zhu Li-lun expressed that Hou You-yi's attendance was natural, given his diligent attention to party affairs and full support for reform.
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Reported 8 months ago
Prince William of Wales celebrated his 42nd birthday on Friday with a photo uploaded by his wife, Kate, showing him and their 3 children playfully jumping outdoors. Reports suggest William would later take the children to attend a Taylor Swift concert in London. The warm family moment depicted in the photo captured the close bond between the royal family members, as Kate wished her husband a happy birthday on social media. Despite initial rumors, confirmation about their attendance at the concert remains unverified.
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Reported 8 months ago
Tesla stock has faced challenges due to competition and valuation concerns, but two catalysts signal a potential turnaround. Elon Musk's Robotaxi plans aim to leverage Tesla's fleet and private vehicles, while advancements in autonomous technology could overcome regulatory hurdles. Musk's renewed focus on Tesla, evidenced by shareholder support for his leadership, suggests a unified strategy across ventures. Despite mixed analyst opinions, the unveiling of Robotaxi plans and Musk's re-engagement could shift TSLA's bearish momentum to bullish.
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