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1021 Taiwan is a true transnational state David Pendery 潘大為 568
1022 Fulfilling a promise to Aborigines Liu Chiung-hsi 劉烱錫 443
1023 Han administration scores own-goal Taipei Times Editorial 430
1024 Still no action on refugee act Taipei Times Editorial 446
1025 Forced organ harvesting in China Taipei Times Editorial 464
1026 Education on referendums needed Taipei Times Editorial 444
1027 China’s plans to bloody US’ nose Joseph Bosco 457
1028 On guard against African swine fever Taipei Times Editorial 477
1029 Tiananmen truly a massacre Taipei Times Editorial 428
1030 Time for a Taiwan embassy Taipei Times Editorial 482
1031 Protecting Taiwan’s tech edge Taipei Times Editorial 483
1032 Time for a Taiwan-US trade deal Juan Fernando Herrera Ramos 461
1033 A ray of hope for equal rights Taipei Times Editorial 484
1034 Taipei doing too little, too late against infiltration Roger Wu 吳哲文 497
1035 Aboriginal education is the right move Taipei Times Editorial 440
1036 Neutralizing Chinese disinformation Taipei Times Editorial 489
1037 Aboriginal rights key to statehood Chiang Tzu-yang 江子揚 473
1038 Meaningless rhetoric by Gou, KMT on US arms Chen Kuan-Fu 陳冠甫 428
1039 Democracy’s Achilles’ heel Taipei Times Editorial 460
1040 The truth must be uncovered now Chou Ni-an 周倪安 517
 
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Newsflash


Association for East Asian Relations Chairman Liao Liou-yi, right, yesterday shakes hands with Interchange Association, Japan Chairman Mitsuo Ohashi as they sign an agreement that defines the two countries’ respective fishing rights near the Diaoyutai Islands at the Taipei Guest House.
Photo: CNA

Taiwan and Japan yesterday inked a fisheries agreement in a bid to end controversies over fishing in waters surrounding the contested Diaoyutai Islands (釣魚台). The agreement includes an escape clause which Taipei said allows both sides to set aside disputes over their competing sovereignty claims.

The agreement assured Taiwanese vessels an intervention-free fishing zone in waters between 27° north latitude and the Sakishima Islands, Okinawa Prefecture, and gave Taiwan an additional fishing zone of 1,400 square nautical miles (4,800km2) outside Taiwan’s temporary enforcement line, government officials said.