Taipei Times - 2024-03-22

• NSB head against Tsai visiting Itu Aba
• Central bank hikes key rates
• US admiral denies permanent special forces in Kinmen
• Prabowo Subianto confirmed as next Indonesia president
• Vietnam legislatur­e names VP as interim president
• Taiwan squander chances and man advantage
• Groups to protest today over cigarette regulation­s
• Ministry detects 32 PLA aircraft around Taiwan
• Officials seek to open bus driving up to foreigners
• Indian workers to be introduced gradually: official
• Government to give Taipower NT$100bn
• Report says Taiwan has world’s 45thhighes­t PM2.5
• Tsai meets proponents of White Terror memorial day
• Government formulatin­g new guidelines to protect pregnant migrant workers
• Bill tackling AI fraud to be sent to legislatur­e: MOI
• Irish PM announces shock resignatio­n
• Recycling cannot keep pace with e-waste increase: UN
• Gangs target peaceful communitie­s in Haiti
• Algeria scolds TV stations over ads, content at Ramadan
• Celtics hold off Bucks to extend run
• Groups hoping to revamp profession­al tennis
• Andy Murray eliminates dizzy Berrettini
• Parliament­ary democracy needed
• The Taiwan-Paraguay relationsh­ip
• Child abuse case: social worker’s liabilitie­s
• Prosecutor­s are parties to cases
• Bank of Japan has hiked at last, but this tiny step is no liftoff
• March madness is coming for the shipping game
• TAIEX soars past 20,000 points
• Fed holds US rates, sees three cuts this year
• Chip investment spree boosts Acter
• Micron revenue forecast beats analyst estimates
• Airbus scores jet wins in Boeinglean­ing markets
• China’s Gen-Z gamble on the lottery
• Ghosting again

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