Taipei Times - 2023-09-23

• Nauru’s Kun supports Taiwan’s UN inclusion
• PLA activity ‘abnormal,’ ministry says
• Dissident Chen Siming asks not to be deported
• US government risk of shutdown rises as votes fail
• Ukraine and the US to collaborat­e on arms production
• Experts urge laws to protect critical infrastruc­ture amid increasing threat
• Premier apologizes over egg import controvers­y
• Tang discusses tech problems at ministers’ forum
• UK envoy visits Taiwan to bolster trade relations
• C-Lab unveiled at Creative Expo
• New Dome eyes Asian baseball champs
• Groups urge government to finalize carbon fee rate
• Ministry mulls expanding access to priority seats
• Police advocates call for heatinjury protection
• Study finds link between depression and psoriasis
• Brazilian court rules on land rights
• Ending fossil fuels ‘unrealisti­c’: China
• Philippine­s weighs options against China over reef
• Surveillan­ce led to Canadian allegation­s: official
• Protesters in Indonesia set fire to mayor’s office
• Afghans defy money woes to eye wushu glory
• Giants’ blunders allow Dodgers to claim opener
• Aubameyang rescues crisis-hit Marseille at Ajax; Liverpool, West Ham victorious
• Taiwan and the new ‘Great Game’
• The fault in Musk’s Taiwan logic
• How Taiwan should handle PLA drills
• Elections could be Terry Gou’s last waltz
• ‘Hyakkaten’ reflect Japan’s economy well
• Europe must get serious about minerals
• Mitsui, Northland to invest in Taiwan offshore wind farm
• Developers remain cautious although rates stay steady
• Jobs data steady as closures ease
• Bank of Japan leaves its policies on hold
• Auto part supplier to open facility in New Mexico
• Paddling ‘out of Taiwan’

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