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1 Huang Kuo-chang not fit to run Jang Show-ling 鄭秀玲 292
2 Mother tongues are a vanguard Liou Uie-liang 劉威良 372
3 No dignity in KMT plans Taipei Times Editorial 316
4 Stand up to CCP’s intimidation Taipei Times Editorial 317
5 Existing within a fraught reality Chen Ling-yao 陳凌曜 318
6 Behind the military messaging Taipei Times Editorial 393
7 Building a secure drone supply chain Taipei Times Editorial 275
8 Opposition must work for Taiwan Michael Lin 林正二 215
9 US highlights Taiwan’s importance Taipei Times Editorial 256
10 The reality of Beijing’s rule in HK Michael Mo 巫堃泰 255
11 Fears over Taiwan as a chip risk misplaced Hsiao Hsi-huei 蕭錫惠 233
12 KMT’s ‘one China’ ambiguity Taipei Times Editorial 274
13 Tibet can only accept independence Khedroob Thondup 517
14 Lessons from the Cloudflare crash Hsiao Hsi-huei 蕭錫惠 229
15 Why embrace cynicism over hope? Lo Ming-cheng 駱明正 206
16 Tsai can enter doors closed to Lai Laura Bonsaver 199
17 KMT, TPP to blame for NCC paralysis Taipei Times Editorial 192
18 Taiwanese will not be silenced by fear Wang Hung-jen 王宏仁 239
19 The CCP’s mask slips again Taipei Times Editorial 218
20 Taiwan’s shifting optics at APEC Edwin Yang 楊聰榮 240
 
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Newsflash

Thubwang Kyab, 23, sets himself ablaze on the main street of Sangkog town in Sangchu, Tibet on October 26, 2012 protesting China's rule. He succumbed to his injuries at the protest site.

DHARAMSHALA, December 21: Beijing based journalists of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation have been able to gain rare access to Tibet, reporting on Tibetan voices of dissent and resistance in the face of heavy security crackdown in the region.

“China is not good to us,” a Tibetan woman, described as a herder, with her face hidden for security reasons tells the camera. Another woman asserts, “We would be so happy if the Dalai Lama comes back.”