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Thousands in Haiti Facing Malnutrition as Gang Violence Continues

Thousands in Haiti Facing Malnutrition as Gang Violence Continues

Many of Haiti's most vulnerable people are starving, as months of gang violence and political instability sho…

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Group Calls for 'Alcohol-Free Day' To Highlight Health Risks of Drinking

Group Calls for 'Alcohol-Free Day' To Highlight Health Risks of Drinking

An alcohol awareness group is calling for May 9th to be marked as "Alcohol-Free Day," to help combat one of T…

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Taitung Hotel Revitalization Project Sparks New Criticism of Mothballed Resort

Taitung Hotel Revitalization Project Sparks New Criticism of Mothballed Resort

The Taitung County government is moving ahead with plans to revitalize a long-abandoned beach resort hotel pr…

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Haitians Struggle To Survive Amid Continued Gang Violence

Haitians Struggle To Survive Amid Continued Gang Violence

Gang violence and political instability continue in Haiti, leaving many civilians trapped in the crossfire an…

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Presidential Candidate, Former Taipei Mayor Ko Accused of Corruption

Presidential Candidate, Former Taipei Mayor Ko Accused of Corruption

Former Taiwan presidential candidate and Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je has been named as a defendant in a corruption…

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Scientists in Australia Convert Landfill Gas to 'Sustainable' Jet Fuel

Scientists in Australia Convert Landfill Gas to 'Sustainable' Jet Fuel

Researchers at an Australian university have developed a way to use the gasses emitted from garbage to produc…

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Time to Face the Money? President-Elect Lai Under Pressure to Fix Taiwan’s Economy 

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By Isaac Mcdonald, Maddie Anstruther
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Taiwan’s January election results indicate an appetite for change. The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) lost its majority in the legislature and narrowly retained the presidency after the two major opposition parties, the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) and the recently established Taiwan People’s Party (TPP), failed to form a joint presidential ticket. The rise of the TPP has prompted suggestions that Taiwan has become a three-party system, as voters look outside of the status quo for answers.
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