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Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad will arrive in Algeria on Saturday, Algerian state radio reported late on Friday, a visit that reinforces Damascus' openness to the Arab world after it was isolated for more than a decade.

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‘PREPARE FOR WAR’:Senator Olivier Cadic said that French lawmakers back the idea of providing Taiwan with equipment to defend itself/ Staff writer, with CNA

BOOSTING RESILIENCY: A new submarine cable terminal in Tainan, to be completed in 2025, would be the second in southern Taiwan, an official familiar with the matter saidBy Chung Li-hua and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporter, with staff writer

‘TANGIBLE THREAT’: The bill introduced by Republican representatives says that if attempts to delegitimize Taiwan remain unchecked, the risk of conflict would grow/ Staff writer

By Lo Tien-pin and Jake Chung / Staff reporter, with staff writerThe military is reportedly planning to install demining devices on part of its drone fleet and expedite previously planned updates to its demining technologies.

By Hung Mei-hsiu and William Hetherington / Staff reporter, with staff writerA Hsinchu City-based fashion designer has won the top prize at the iD International Emerging Designer Awards in New Zealand.

By Lin Ching-hua and Jake Chung / Staff reporter, with staff writerA trial program is to limit air-conditioning at more than 1,300 establishments, where temperatures at meal times are to remain above 23°C, the Bureau of Energy said yesterday.

The second of two Black Democrats who were kicked out of the Republican-led Tennessee House followed his colleague back to work at the Capitol on Thursday.

One of the Tennessee state lawmakers at the center of controversy, amid calls for new gun laws, says she has no plans to give up her fight — even if it nearly cost her a seat in the state House.