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1241 Checkbook diplomacy is a dead end Taipei Times Editorial 768
1242 NTU committee’s failures exposed Taipei Times Editorial 733
1243 Taiwan is needed for world health Mike Kuo 郭正光 607
1244 US, China and a potential trade war Sushil Seth 705
1245 Dirty gifts from China to the US Winston Dang 陳重信 632
1246 Xi’s ‘moral’ crusade will give rise to turbulence Lin Shiou-jeng 林修正 577
1247 From one bastion to another Taipei Times Editorial 552
1248 Ko Wen-je’s confusion over identity is ridiculous Chiou Chwei-liang 邱垂亮 651
1249 NTU must rethink juvenile Kuan Taipei Times Editorial 663
1250 Taiwan must speak up for itself Taipei Times Editorial 789
1251 John J. Tkacik, Jr. On Taiwan: Sovereign, independent and mutually non-subordinate John J. Tkacik, Jr. 681
1252 Surface maneuvering from all sides Taipei Times Editorial 596
1253 Chinese culture obstructing justice Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 556
1254 There can be no justice without truth Taipei Times Editorial 779
1255 Going from soft to sharp Taipei Times Editorial 713
1256 Transitional justice more than statues Taipei Times Editorial 593
1257 A trade war would harm China more than the US Paul Lin 林保華 739
1258 Surrender, opposition to US are silly ideas James Wang 王景弘 605
1259 NTU ethics case requires clarity Bih Herng-dar 畢恆達 622
1260 Transitional justice on the horizon Taipei Times Editorial 864
 
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Newsflash


Thousands of pro-democracy protesters march in the streets to demand universal suffrage in Hong Kong yesterday.
Photo: Reuters

Tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters marched in Hong Kong yesterday, with many calling for the territory’s leader to be sacked, in what could turn out to be the biggest and most passionate challenge to Chinese Communist Party rule in more than a decade.

Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying (梁振英) said his government would do its “utmost” to move toward universal suffrage and stressed the need for stability after nearly 800,000 voted for full democracy in an unofficial referendum.