Taipei Times - 2024-04-16

• Land Sword II missile tests successful
• Taroko Park reconstruc­tion to cost NT$1bn: official
• Taiwan makes strides in world university rankings
• France hosts funding for Sudan aid
• Europe joins US in urging restraint by Israel after attack
• Taiwan hopes to continue building Israel friendship
• Crime fighting cooperatio­n continues
• Precaution­s needed to prevent financial blockade by banks
• Eight leaders to attend inaugurati­on
• Taichung probes grill over beef
• Instructor generates positive buzz with sweet lessons on urban beekeeping
• KMT legislator­s propose disaster leave
• No bacterium found in key areas linked to chef in food poisoning outbreak: ministry
• Changhua man sentenced to jail for sex with minor
• China officials blast critics of new HK law
• Multiple people stabbed during Mass at Sydney church
• Kyiv at risk amid delays in aid: analysts
• Solomons politician alarmed over China’s influence
• Sapporo city posts earliest 25˚C day since records began
• Thunder grab top seed in Western Conference
• Arsenal, Liverpool lose to hand City two-point lead
• TSG held, Leopard Cat strike late to top table
• KMT buys into manipulati­on of Ma
• Prepare for another ‘China shock’
• Nations seek ‘sovereign AI’ in global tech race
• Poisoning response strange
• The new Cambodian regime must be held to account for underminin­g democracy
• Questions loom over India’s use of electronic voting machines
• 2024 World Earth Day: ‘Planet vs. Plastics’
• US agrees to US$6.4bn in funding for Samsung
• Apple to boost spending in Vietnam
• Far EasTone eyes earnings turnaround next year
• Germany’s Olaf Scholz warns China to end unfair competitio­n, echoing the US
• China Steel to maintain prices
• How Taiwan prepares for quakes

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