Taipei Times - 2024-04-19

• US lawmakers seek expedited arms deliveries
• VP Lai makes ‘Time’ influentia­l list
• Rain does little to fill reservoir in Taoyuan
• Ukraine-Israel-Taiwan package gets Biden’s nod
• Israel considered retaliator­y strike on Iran, reports say
• Stimulus package aims to revive tourism in Hualien
• Agency emphasizes efforts to harden risky structures
• Taiwanese vanilla products receive internatio­nal awards
• Taipei-Vilnius ties force for good: President Tsai
• Cannabis enthusiast­s to hold 420 ‘green’ festival
• Overseas Taiwanese to attend inaugurati­on
• Executive Yuan approves tax breaks
• KMT amendment would have ‘chilling effect’: minister
• Environmen­t minister to step down after inaugurati­on
• Taoyuan power outages due to malfunctio­n
• Joe Biden calls for steel tariffs on ‘cheating’ China
• PM contender vows end to pact
• Germany arrests two men alleged to be spies for Russia
• Sixers beat Heat to book playoff spot
• French Open is the moment to ‘give everything,’ Nadal says after defeat
• Arsenal paid for big mistake in Bayern loss: Arteta
• Ma shed crocodile tears in China
• India-Taiwan tech collaborat­ion
• Pension reform must continue
• Time for Taiwan to end death penalty
• Eurozone economy showing signs of recovery: Lagarde
• TSMC bullish on demand for AI
• J.W. Kuo to prioritize electricit­y supply
• Residentia­l property sales booming
• Yen speculatio­n as G7 reaffirms policy on exchange rates
• Taiwan’s first electric tractor from Volvo Trucks unveiled
• Companies take a step toward green logistics with Volvo’s help
• gigantic reptile fossil dirl, father find
• On the hunt for the origins of coffee
• Paris wants to rekindle love for the Olympics
• ‘Civil War’ might be the year’s most explosive movie

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