Taipei Times - 2024-04-05

• Earthquake death toll increases to 10
• Presidenti­al Office thanks political leaders for support
• US’ Kurt Campbell touts AUKUS benefit in Strait
• Drones shot down over Naypyidaw
• Taiwan is prepared for earthquake­s: experts
• East coast train services restored
• ‘Staunch friend’ to head AIT: sources
• Ministry announces Freedom of Speech Day events
• Imports should not use ‘fresh milk’ label: farmers
• G2G recruitmen­t planned for workers from India
• TFCC president urges government to ease restrictio­ns on foreign journalist­s
• New Southbound Policy investment­s top those in China
• Gangs in Haiti loot national library
• Argentina’s Milei slashes 15,000 government jobs
• Palestine seeks vote on membership
• NY chatbot kept on despite its advice contraveni­ng laws
• Chinese signatures upset police chief in Virginia
• Ohtani hits first Dodgers homer
• Arsenal beat Luton to go top, City rout Villa
• Celtics silence Thunder to clinch playoff home edge
• Wirtz nets twice as Bayer Leverkusen reach final
• A flexible arms strategy is vital
• Online fraud coordinati­on needed
• Apathy to the war in Ukraine is worrying
• Lessons from Taiwan’s earthquake
• Potential water shortage solutions
• Senegal’s election and Africa’s future
• Turkey’s Erdogan is down, but do not count him out
• Chip, panel makers operating normally
• Apple said to be eyeing home robotics as ‘next big thing’
• SK Hynix to spend US$4bn on first US chip facility
• Google mulling fees for AI-driven search, report says
• Riding the timber rooster
• Striking a hopeful note in adversity
• Catholic mission begins art exhibition this weekend in Taitung

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