Taipei Times - 2024-05-09

• Agencies release climate report aimed at industry
• Digital platforms may need local agents
• US, Philippine troops sink China-made vessel in drills
• Key Gaza crossing open after attack, but no aid entering
• CDC lifts mask rule for medical institutio­ns
• China may try to sabotage May 20 ceremony: source
• NCC boycott may nix iPhone launch
• Czech pact informatio­n revealed already public: Hsu
• Chip innovation program office inaugurate­d
• Taiwanese winemakers win 10 medals in France
• Parental leave program to start today
• Convict’s death sentence for murder commuted to life
• Poll shows 60% affected due to breakfast habits
• Antipsycho­tic tablets recalled by FDA
• Vucic says ‘Taiwan is China’ as Xi visits
• Chinese mill blamed for Serbia village’s pollution
• Daniels angers Trump, flusters judge while giving hush money testimony
• Ukraine thwarts Russian plot to kill Zelenskiy
• Kim Jong-un mourns North Korea’s former propaganda chief
• Appeal court bans ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ protest song
• South African chases Olympic breakdanci­ng glory
• Rangers and Avalanche fight for wins in overtime
• Top-seeded Celtics, Thunder win their playoff openers
• Brazil soccer stars rally to help victims of flooding
• Be a better tourist
• Japan belongs in AUKUS pact
• Foreign labor a sellers’ market
• Crisis in Gaza and Americans in Taiwan
• Russians are coming to terms with Putin’s war in Ukraine
• Pig kidney transplant­s are medicine’s new arms race
• TV chip demand to drive growth: Novatek president
• Exports disappoint with 4.3% growth
• US blocks Intel, Qualcomm chip sales to Huawei
• Extend retirement to help fill talent shortage: expert
• Non-nuclear green energy demand rising: minister
• Milking venom from Australia’s deadly marine animals
• Taiwan in a time warp

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