Taipei: The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Sunday highlight various significant developments affecting Taiwan and beyond. Among the prominent stories is the news that the inauguration of former President Donald Trump has been moved indoors. This change has impacted the Taiwanese delegation, which is now unable to witness the event in person.

According to Focus Taiwan, the move of the inauguration ceremony indoors has prevented the Taiwanese delegation from attending, as the event’s new location has imposed restrictions that limit the number of attendees. This development has caused disappointment among the delegation members who were eager to witness the historic event.

In other news, the Liberty Times reports that the opposition in Taiwan has successfully cut the budget allocated for uniform invoice prizes. This decision is likely to have financial implications for the prize distribution system.

Additionally, the Economic Daily News highlights the performance of 15 top-performing stocks that are recommended to hold onto through the Lunar New Year. The Commercial Times echoes this sentiment, emphasizing the benefits of holding these stocks due to reduced margin trading.

Finally, the Taipei Times reports on concerns from the United States regarding damaged cables, which could have broader implications for international communications and infrastructure.