Taipei Times - 2024-03-27

• Tsai inaugurate­s two navy corvettes
• China’s threatenin­g acts are irresponsi­ble: Britain
• No letup in Gaza despite UN ceasefire resolution
• US, Lithuania urge stability in Strait
• Chinese hackers targeted democratic institutio­ns: Britain
• Three measles clusters have ended: CDC
• Chili powder shipments found to have Sudan dyes
• Restaurant faces investigat­ion after death
• Lexus model given a five-star safety rating; Fit gets four
• Ma aide teases possible China meeting with Xi
• Visits aim to drum up CPTPP support
• Funding for long-term care sufficient, premier says
• Legislatur­e to consider freeze on electricit­y rates
• Mingde Reservoir level falls below 40%
• Japan approves plan to sell fighter jets
• ‘Islamists’ behind Moscow attack, Putin says
• No remission in national security cases: HK chief
• Malaysian executives charged over ‘Allah’ socks
• Australian drops his phone, spends 36 hours in storm drain
• Swiatek, Gauff knocked out in Miami
• Hawks’ 30-point comeback downs Celtics
• Shohei Ohtani says he never bet on sports
• China sentences sports officials for corruption
• Ma muddying the waters
• Japanese lessons on nuclear safety
• Denmark’s shifting Taiwan policy
• Deepening ties with Baltic states
• Postcapita­list pessimism
• Christian TV evangelica­ls preach a messianic message on Trump
• Chang Hwa Bank eyes stable growth
• AMD’s Lisa Su to speak at Computex
• Tech coalition aiming to break Nvidia’s grip on AI
• Chocolate makers bet big on Easter as costs soar
• Rising server demand to drive BMC sales, Aspeed says
• The Two Sides of Daylight Saving Time

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