Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Saturday cover a range of topics, from health care developments to international sports achievements. According to Focus Taiwan, the United Daily News reports that Taiwan's Health Ministry is planning to include individuals with severe disabilities in the long-term care insurance scheme. This initiative aims to enhance the support provided to this vulnerable group, addressing the growing demand for comprehensive care services. The China Times highlights the ongoing delay in the CPTPP membership applications for both Taiwan and China. This hold-up in the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership applications is a significant concern for both nations, as it affects their economic integration and trade opportunities within the region. Sports fans have a reason to celebrate as the Liberty Times announces Taiwan's victory over South Korea in the U-12 Asian Baseball Championship. This triumph marks a significant achievement for Taiw an's young athletes on an international stage, fostering national pride and boosting the country's reputation in youth sports. Meanwhile, the Economic Daily News and the Commercial Times both focus on the stock market, with reports on 14 stocks expected to lead the Taiex upturn and soar in a year-end rally. Investors are keeping a close watch on these stocks as potential drivers for market growth. Lastly, the Taipei Times covers the U.K.'s successful passing of U.N. Resolution 2758 motion, a diplomatic development with implications for international relations. This resolution is part of ongoing efforts to address global challenges through cooperative measures at the United Nations.