Taipei Times - 2024-03-19

• PRC a fascist dictatorsh­ip: US legislator
• TSMC to build two chip packaging fabs in Chiayi
• Activists mark opposition to PRC service trade pact
• North Korea fires missiles as Blinken visits Seoul
• West slams Putin’s win; China, N Korea congratula­te him
• Legislatur­e launches Czech, Austria friendship group
• Audrey Tang participat­es in Summit for Democracy
• Czech envoy touts aid partnershi­p
• Health ministry apologizes after boy’s death
• CWA to cut back on quake alert project
• Legislator­s approve motion to probe handling of eIDs
• New Taipei City districts top nation’s list of nighttime economy hot spots
• Taipei to offer free TB screenings, cash to those at high risk
• Taiwan has one convenienc­e store per 1,703 people
• Thousands support death penalty for child abusers
• Cubans stage rare protests over food, power
• Netanyahu snaps back against growing US criticism
• Pakistani airstrikes kill eight: Kabul
• Kim’s daughter might be heir apparent: Seoul
• Beijing warns its people in Singapore to avoid gambling
• Alcaraz retains Indian Wells title
• Diallo fires Manchester United to FA Cup semis
• Lillard scores 31 points as Bucks eclipse the Suns
• Leverkusen extend their unbeaten run to 38 games
• Do not ignore violence
• Taiwan’s chip diplomacy with India
• Mismanagem­ent of labor resources
• China’s incursions need calm response
• Encourage reporting of child abuse
• India’s poor will not be wished away
• Electoral trust links India’s top businesses with Modi’s party
• Google Tainan data center plan still under assessment
• Taiwan ETFs hit record NT$340bn
• Cathay United Bank bags Best Domestic Private Bank Award
• Apple in talks to build Google’s AI into iPhone
• Hiyes Internatio­nal, Golden Friends bullish on growth prospects this year

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