Taipei Times - 2024-04-17

• Cho names new economics minister
• Submarine head’s departure could impact program
• President thanks Paraguay for its firm support
• Israel military vows ‘response’ to Iran’s weekend attacks
• Church stabbing called ‘terrorist’ act, teen detained
• China attack on US could draw in NATO, report says
• YouTube video tests army helmets against gunfire
• US officials stress peace in Strait in talks with China
• Rallies held over historic beer factory rezoning
• Pedestrian safety rules pass legislatur­e
• Lawmakers plan changes to ease caregiver shortage
• Taichung to fine Wagyu Emperor NT$1.44 million
• Family donate William Leslie Ko’s work to NTU
• Firm charged with falsely labeling eggs from Brazil
• S Korea commemorat­es ferry disaster
• Fire engulfs Copenhagen’s old stock exchange
• Trump returns to court for jury selection
• Largest black hole in the Milky Way discovered: study
• Hoerner fires Cubs past Diamondbac­ks
• Caitlin Clark selected first in the WNBA draft
• Penalty mayhem riles Pochettino
• Sunrisers eyeing 300 runs, Head says
• China focus of US intelligen­ce report
• Finding, keeping talent key to success
• The world changes, but Ma remains the same
• KMT needs to rethink its role
• Ask what boomers can do for your country
• Without immigrants, US working-age population would shrink
• Birthrate driving Thailand’s race to reinventio­n
• Gudeng Equipment tentativel­y sets IPO price of NT$216.8
• TAIEX slumps on Mideast fears
• China GDP growth solid, but demand feeble
• New apartments getting smaller
• Microsoft to invest US$1.5 billion in UAE AI firm G42
• Yayoi Kusama exhibition to bring art star’s infinity rooms and polka dots to Australia

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