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1101 Research on Taiwan merits local recognition Tiunn Hok Chu 張復聚 580
1102 Labor insurance needs bold reforms Taipei Times Editorial 627
1103 Symbols’ removal needs consensus Taipei Times 586
1104 No ‘rights’ to celebrate Taipei Times Editorial 587
1105 Time for a serious discussion Taipei Times Editorial 569
1106 Hong Kong and Taiwan are different Taipei Times Editorial 577
1107 Sovereignty belongs to Taiwanese Taipei Times Editorial 571
1108 Slap proves how willing the KMT is to coexist Lin Jui-hsia 林瑞霞 543
1109 Blanket ban on Chinese software Taipei Times Editorial 524
1110 Greater threat awareness needed Taipei Times Editorial 587
1111 China’s new regulations for teachers pose a threat Koeh Ian-lim 郭燕霖 531
1112 NTU president Kuan should resign Taipei Times Editorial 556
1113 Tsai must back words with actions Taipei Times Editorial 590
1114 Sovereignty should be Taiwan’s No. 1 issue Chen Tsai-neng 陳財能 903
1115 The KMT shows its true colors Taipei Times Editorial 615
1116 PRC swine fever threat cannot be overlooked Martin Oei 黃世澤 558
1117 How best to use excess taxes Taipei Times Editorial 582
1118 US could go to war to fix China Paul Lin 林保華 611
1119 Democratic standards are faith of the nation Michael Danielsen 631
1120 Taiwan will prevail against China Taipei Times Editorial 642
 
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Newsflash


Pro-China activists carrying Chinese and Taiwanese national flags walk onto one of the disputed Diaoyutai Islands after arriving from Hong Kong on their boat on Wednesday.
Photo: AFP

Following the latest confrontation over the Diaoyutai Islands (釣魚台) between Japan and pro-China activists, President Ma Ying-jeou’s (馬英九) administration yesterday chastised Japan, while being reserved in its criticism of the activists.

“[Taiwan] calls on Japan to realize there exists a dispute over the sovereignty of the Diaoyutai Islands and to consider [Taiwan]-initiated proposals on how to handle the issue in a pragmatic and effective way. [Japan] should not be oblivious to the fact of contention,” a statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) said last night.