In today's show:
-Lawmaker Recall Campaign in Taiwan Picks Up Momentum
-Taiwan To Ban Chinese Students From Studying "Sensitive" Courses -China Sends 30 Warplanes, Eight Naval Ships Near Taiwan
-Japan Announces Plan To Evacuate Okinawa Residents During Taiwan Contingency
-U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Visits Manila on First Trip to Asia -Judge orders messages preserved in U.S. Signal chat attack plan controversy.
-Markets in Asia Respond to President Donald Trump’s 25 Percent Car Tariffs
-Jail denies Ko Wen-je health issues as judge extends detention by two months.
-Taiwan and Eight Other Countries Pledge To Cut Pacific Saury Catch Quota
-Tourists Flock to Alishan for Spring Cherry Blossoms
