Merry Gel Sigui
A multimedia journalist focused on producing articles about controversial global issues specifically on business, economy, politics, and technology. A strong believer in freedom of the press and exposing the wrong. only through engagement and communications can we as humans evolve.
An accredited member of a leading local broadcast media organization.
Missing Taiwan military official confirmed dead in helicopter crash
A tragic helicopter crash in Taiwan's mountainous region claimed the life of Air Force General Shen Yi-ming and seven other military officials. The UH-60M Black Hawk went down in challenging weather, resulting in multiple fatalities while five personnel survived the incident.
Mexican leader slams predecessors for allowing drug lord “El Chapo” hold...
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador condemned previous governments for allowing drug lord Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzman to wield significant power and influence. He claimed El Chapo's arrest was delayed due to widespread bribery and conspiracy among high-ranking officials, undermining the country's leadership.
Thailand, France and Mexico strengthen environmental protection with plastic ban
Three countries launch initiatives to reduce plastic waste, with Thailand banning single-use plastics in major stores and aiming for a complete ban next year due to environmental concerns and marine animal deaths.
Taiwan’s Air Force General went missing after helicopter crash landing
Taiwan's top military official Shen Yi-ming went missing after a Black Hawk helicopter made an emergency landing in northern Taipei. The Air Force lost communication with the aircraft shortly after takeoff, prompting immediate search efforts to locate the crew.
Electric car maker Tesla secures billion-worth loan to finance Shanghai Gigafactory
Tesla has secured a 9 billion yuan ($1.29 billion) loan from Chinese lenders to support its Shanghai Gigafactory operations. The electric car manufacturer also agreed to an additional 2.25 billion yuan unsecured revolving loan facility, demonstrating continued investment in its first international manufacturing site.
Fast-food chain sued by Bruce Lee’s daughter for copyright infringement
Shannon Lee, representing Bruce Lee Enterprises, has filed a lawsuit against Chinese fast-food chain Real Kungfu for using her late father's image as a logo without proper intellectual property rights. The lawsuit, filed in a Shanghai court, demands the chain stop using the image and pay 210 million yuan in compensation.
Court rules Turkey’s Wikipedia block as unconstitutional
Turkey's constitutional court has ruled the government's Wikipedia ban unconstitutional, ordering its immediate lift. The block, imposed in 2017 over controversial entries about government officials, was deemed a violation of free speech rights.
Court rules Turkey’s Wikipedia block as unconstitutional
Turkey's constitutional court has ruled the government's two-year ban on Wikipedia unconstitutional, ordering its immediate lift after a 10-6 vote that found the block violated free speech rights.
Israel’s PM Netanyahu wins landslide victory despite corruption charges
Benjamin Netanyahu clinched a decisive victory in the Likud party primary, winning 72% of votes despite ongoing corruption allegations. With 41,792 votes compared to Gideon Saar's 15,885, Netanyahu maintained his leadership position, demonstrating continued political resilience.
Iraq president offers to resign after rejecting PM candidate
Iraq's President Barham Saleh rejected the Iran-backed candidate for prime minister, citing a desire to avoid bloodshed and maintain civil peace. He expressed willingness to resign, leaving the PM selection process in limbo and potentially escalating the political crisis.
