Taipei Times - 2024-03-30

• Three questioned in food poisoning probe
• Taiwan’s navy chief to visit US: sources
• Japan mulling port, runway upgrades, reports say
• Haiti crisis requires foreign police, UN expert O’Neill says
• S Africa bus crash kills 45; child the sole survivor
• Child rights highlighte­d at hearing
• Taiwanese in US sentenced for Iran equipment sale
• Parliament­ary group launched to support HK rights
• Han Kuang tabletop games scheduled
• China weighing reaction to Lai’s May 20 ‘guest list’
• Lawmakers fail to agree on motions to freeze electricit­y hikes next month
• Minister urged to stay on after son’s scandal
• Woman said to be kidnapper killed in Mexico
• Hezbollah fires rockets at Israeli towns
• S Korea hopes new rail links will help boost the birthrate
• O’Neill homers in 5th straight opener
• Crusaders end their five-match losing streak
• Dimitrov ousts top seed Alcaraz in Miami
• Hawks hold off the Celtics in NBA overtime thriller
• Bilingual nation not the be-all
• The likely effects of the energy price hikes
• Social workers need more training
• Generative AI is coming for your bank — maybe
• Lenovo Taiwan laid off 92 employees this month
• Taiwan Cooperativ­e expects growth
• Hotai Motor optimistic about this year’s car sales
• Yen slump is odd: minister
• China property firms see record decline
• Politicall­y incorrect
• Unhoppy amphibians

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