Taipei Times - 2024-05-04

• US lawmakers urge better cooperatio­n
• Latest round of TaiwanUS trade talks completed
• UK’s Labour calls for general election after strong early showing in local polls
• Cooperatio­n in IndoPacifi­c to increase, defense chiefs say
• IOC should call Taiwan by its name: US lawmakers
• Defense mission and AIT ink service deal
• KMT and TPP lawmakers vote against DPP proposal
• Taiwan, US think TRA is adequate for needs: MOFA
• Ministry proposes fees to promote carbon reduction
• Nude painting partially censored
• Nation’s AI dialogue engine highlighte­d
• Researcher­s crack black mosquito code
• Environmen­tal groups sound alarm on ‘greenwashi­ng’
• Bureau to hike long-haul bus prices
• Parents-in-law of Lady Nai Nai arrested for fraud
• Foreigners to be allowed social work jobs
• N Korea plotting attacks on embassies, Seoul says
• Turkey suspends all trade with Israel
• US allies Japan and India ‘xenophobic,’ Biden says
• States doing less to support press freedom: watchdog
• ‘Wall Street Journal’ moves its Asia headquarte­rs from HK to Singapore
• Pacers break lengthy playoff drought
• Swiatek returns to Madrid final; Medvedev exits
• Changes in geopolitic­al dynamics
• China is an urgent threat to Taiwan
• Addressing the dangers of products from China
• Academic fraud is a waste of US taxpayer dollars
• If the US and Israel do not follow the laws of war, nobody will
• Alchip says revenue to grow in 2026
• AI use growing rapidly in US: census bureau
• Manufactur­ing industry eyed to recruit Indians
• Apple stock rallies on upbeat forecast
• Forecaster­s expect US jobs report surge to continue
• slow China’s fashion sector

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