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101 Standing up to Chinese hegemony Taipei Times Editorial 228
102 Politics should be focused on public interest Mike Chang 張昭仁 193
103 Shift in EU’s policy toward Taiwan Justyna Szczudlik 詩麗娜 189
104 Many degrees of incompetence Chang Kuo-tsai 張國財 211
105 Ko’s reputation seriously damaged Taipei Times Editorial 176
106 Ukrainian response in Russia will terrify PRC Tommy Lin 林逸民 153
107 A question of nationalist approach Hung Yu-jui 洪昱睿 188
108 Ko Wen-je’s woes and the KMT’s response Chen Chi-nung 陳啟濃 180
109 Taiwan’s right to self-determination Carlos Jose Fleitas Rodriguez 252
110 Wind down nation’s honor guards Teng Hon-yuan 鄧鴻源 201
111 Filling Pacific islands banking gap Fang Kai-hung 方凱弘 227
112 KMT, TPP are instigating crisis Taipei Times Editorial 245
113 Show no leniency for Chinese spies Taipei Times Editorial 203
114 Honor guard change small, but vital Taipei Times Editorial 216
115 Consistency sacrifices adaptability Cathy Fang 224
116 Jointly resist China’s legal bullying Gong Lin-dong 宮臨冬 221
117 Potential infiltration is concerning KnighT Chang 張天泰 193
118 CCP’s information war against Lai and the Taiwanese Antonio Graceffo 254
119 Lai should consider ICC membership Taipei Times Editorial 309
120 The forced assimilation of Tibet Khedroob Thondup 228
 
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Newsflash

The results of a survey released yesterday show that the rate of support for eventual Taiwanese independence stands at 55.4 percent, up six percentage points from a year ago and the highest since similar polls were conducted in 2006.

In a survey conducted by Taiwan Indicator Survey Research (TISR), 55.4 percent of the respondents said they prefered eventual independence, while 29.9 percent said they did not support the idea.