Taipei Times - 2024-03-16

• US advises caution on dealing with PRC
• Taiwan aims to attract 12 million tourists: official
• Rules governing repeat offenders unconstitu­tional
• Russia votes in election that Putin is certain to win
• Hamas proposes truce with hostage-prisoner swaps
• Conservati­on and culture plan for Hualien unveiled
• Formosan bear Lanihu released into the wild
• Taoyuan to add an extra 100 YouBike stations
• Taiwanese man seeks help to return from Seoul
• China expected to pressure Lai
• Cannabis decriminal­ization advocates lament ‘war’
• Prosecutor­s appeal KMT Taipei city councilor’s bail
• Coast guard helps in Matsu search for fisher
• Most Taiwanese firms in China pessimisti­c: survey
• Balloons sent to gain defense data, academic says
• DPP criticizes Han over abrupt end of speaking schedule
• Dad of Michigan school shooter convicted
• Houthis said to have hypersonic missile
• All gunmen in al-Shabaab hotel siege dead: police
• Congo reports its first mpox virus cases
• Catholic confession­s in HK to stay secret under security law
• Liverpool cruise, Schick rescues Leverkusen
• Taiwan’s Hsieh advances to final
• Celtics eclipse the Suns, Thunder return to top
• Thoughts on defending Taiwan
• Reforms needed to prevent abuse
• Childcare safety nets and justice warriors
• Night-flight training to resume
• Dithering while Haiti burns
• The UK’s upcoming election and what to do next
• Cathay Financial eyes high single-digit loan growth
• Asustek expects strong server revenue
• Samsung to win more than US$6bn for US investment­s
• China housing price slump persists
• Japan’s wage result might spur BOJ rate hike talk
• Art is no elite business
• Hanoi eyes a high-tech future
• Wet Markets: A One-Stop Shop for the Freshest Food Around (1/2)

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