Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Sunday focus on significant international and economic developments.

According to Focus Taiwan, the Liberty Times reported that former U.S. President Donald Trump has unfrozen NT$28.5 billion in foreign aid for Taiwan. This decision is expected to bolster Taiwan's international standing and support its various developmental projects.

Meanwhile, the United Daily News highlighted Trump's move to sign a memo restricting Chinese investment in U.S. strategic industries, a decision aimed at safeguarding American technological advancements and national security interests.

On the sports front, China Times celebrated Team Taiwan's decisive 9:1 victory over South Africa in the World Baseball Classic Qualifiers, marking its first win in the tournament and boosting national pride.

Economic developments were also a major focus, with the Economic Daily News identifying 15 stocks with low bases and strong potential expected to lead market gains. Similarly, the Commercial Times reported strong demand from institutional investors for 17 stocks with low bases, indicating a robust market outlook.

The Taipei Times reported on U.S. senators accusing the Chinese Communist Party of distorting a United Nations resolution, further highlighting ongoing geopolitical tensions.