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1101 Beijing’s outrage hard to swallow Taipei Times Editorial 506
1102 Recognize Taiwan as the country it truly is Ted Yoho 618
1103 Stand up for human rights and protect one another Mr. Gary Richard Cowan, Representative of the Australian Office; et al. 529
1104 Changing the face of the nation Taipei Times Editorial 470
1105 Name, ‘consensus’ make wall of lies Taipei Times Editorial 512
1106 Carrying on the fight Taipei Times Editorial 527
1107 Trump yet to play the ultimate card Joseph Bosco 569
1108 The Golden Horse event exemplifies Taiwan Michael Lin 林子堯 521
1109 Election lessons for government and the DPP Chang Kuo-tsai 張國財 487
1110 DPP needs to change its tune Taipei Times Editorial 569
1111 Analyzing the DPP election debacle Bruce Jacobs 家博 613
1112 Vote to protect nation’s democracy Chang Yeh-sen, Li Chuan-hsin, Liao I-en, Weng Ming-chang, 498
1113 Voting against Chinese annexation Yen Ching-chang 顏慶章 507
1114 Fu Yue speech a freedom beacon Taipei Times Editorial 516
1115 Revamping Taiwan-US relations Parris Chang 張旭成 570
1116 New face needed for NT$200 bills Martin Oei 黃世澤 514
1117 Beijing is misreading US signals Chen Yung-chang 陳永昌 480
1118 China at UN: Deflection, dirty tricks Gray Sergeant 527
1119 Combating CCP effort to meddle in elections Paul Lin 林保華 559
1120 Independence referendum needed Taipei Times Editorial 479
 
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Newsflash

US and Chinese defense officials plan to set up a joint task force to deal with issues of mutual concern, but weapons sales to Taiwan will not be part of the agenda, an unnamed Pentagon official said on Wednesday.

The official’s statement came after Chinese media reported that the US has given a “positive response” to a proposal to discuss the arms sales with China.

Chinese media reports quoted Rear Admiral Guan Youfei (關友飛), who spoke to Chinese journalists on Tuesday in Washington, where Chinese Minister of Defense Chang Wanquan (常萬全) had met with US Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel a day earlier.