Taipei Times - 2024-07-25

• All schools, offices close amid typhoon
• FDA to allow imports of all Japanese food products
• Harris tells upbeat crowd vote about freedom or chaos
• Ministry chooses 3 nations for overseas manufactur­ing parks
• Manila floods, as five die in landslides
• CCP still trampling on human rights, MAC says
• Taichung mayor rushes back as Gaemi veers south
• Taiwan passport moves up to 33rd
• Beijing’s ‘one China’ principle a dead-end: MAC
• Parts of Taroko to reopen this year
• Get vaccinated before visiting Japan, CDC says
• Taiwanese win top awards at RoboCupJun­ior contest
• Working from home could increase hemorrhoid risk: colorectal surgeon
• Carcinogen found in food items imported from US
• Trash balloons from N Korea hit South’s presidenti­al site
• Netanyahu’s US visit sparks protests
• Paul Skenes takes his first MLB loss
• Runners start Death Valley ultramarat­hon
• Taiwan-EU trade deal is possible
• Doing more for new residents
• Turning to the court for democratic oversight
• Responding to KMT, TPP bill
• Paris Olympics can help unify a fractured city
• G20 can help eliminate hunger and extreme poverty
• What China expects from Kamala Harris presidency
• Retail sales rise to highest on record for June
• Grade-A office vacancy and rents rise in Taipei
• State power relies on AI computing, electricit­y supply: Pegatron chairman
• Mortgages from state banks rise to NT$101.221bn
• Cloud and AI lift quarterly profit for Google’s parent
• ‘Fallen off the horse’

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