Taipei Times - 2024-05-08

• KMT proposes Lai address legislatur­e
• President mum on possible Chen Shui-bian pardon
• Partners installing undersea cables: Blinken
• Australian PM calls China jet conduct ‘unacceptab­le’
• Israeli forces seize Gaza side of Rafah border crossing
• Legislatur­e passes change to rules for naturaliza­tion
• Short film released as nation eyes WHA boost
• Official congratula­tes the Solomons on PM election
• CDC reports mom-to-baby listeria case
• Taiwan, South Korea set tourism goals at conference
• Taipei expanding free HPV vaccine to boys
• Medical groups call for new NHI expenditur­e system
• CIB lists five firms most at risk of being hacked
• Taipei restaurant­s clear of norovirus and ready to open
• Macron takes Xi to the Pyrenees
• S Africa building collapse kills at least four, traps 51
• Putin sworn into office at lavish Kremlin ceremony
• Judge threatens Donald Trump with time in jail
• Boeing postpones its first crewed Starliner launch
• Wilson survives Jones for World Snooker title
• T’wolves maul Nuggets to take 2-0 lead
• Crime deters return of S America stars
• ‘Fired-up’ Inoue drops Nery to defend title belts
• Be realistic about pension reforms
• KMT should rein in radicals
• Taiwan should speak out on Gaza
• Deciding on whether to keep death penalty
• Gaza protests prove college leaders in US flunked crisis management
• Not giving up on Germany despite being banned from entering
• Tainan approves Tong Yang applicatio­n to buy plot
• CPI falls back to central bank target
• AWS to spend nearly US$9bn in Singapore
• HBM chip demand to drive H2 revenue: GlobalWafe­rs
• Apple working on its own AI chip for data centers, ‘Wall Street Journal’ says

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