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1241 KMT honors Beijing, but not Chiang Ching-kuo James Wang 王景弘 826
1242 Chinese identity was short-lived Sebo Koh 許世模 900
1243 Trump sees Taiwan as reliable ally Parris Chang 張旭成 731
1244 Confronting Chinese aggression Taipei Times Editorial 710
1245 Beijing unease calls for boldness Taipei Times Editorial 674
1246 The world knows of Taiwan, not the ROC Chang Kuo-tsai 張國財 624
1247 It is about time for Taiwan to ‘deROCize’ Sebo Koh 許世模 667
1248 It is time to rid Taiwan of the ROC Taipei Times Editorial 766
1249 Diplomatic policy needs explaining Taipei Times Editorial 756
1250 Rethinking cross-strait strategies Jack Broome 564
1251 Tsai must abandon her overcautious mindset Lau Yi-te 劉一德 599
1252 Series’ cancelation highly suspect Hu Wen-hui 胡文輝 710
1253 Series’ cancelation highly suspect Hu Wen-hui 胡文輝 752
1254 Trump’s risky Taiwan policy Joseph Bosco 750
1255 Beijing puts George Orwell to shame Taipei Times Editorial 736
1256 China targeting young Taiwanese Taipei Times Editorial 672
1257 Industry secrets are tools of war Liberty Times Editorial 669
1258 Advocates of independence facing tough challenges Lau Yi-te 劉一德 606
1259 Chinese ICT products should be discouraged Paul Lin 林保華 648
1260 KMT’s rally at NTU a sign of its callousness Michael Lin 林子堯 546
 
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Newsflash

The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) could face yet another crisis other than its dismal presidential campaign, as a group of pro-localization members are allegedly planning to form a splinter group to force KMT headquarters to respond directly to their calls for a change of candidate.

According to people familiar with the matter, the plan to establish a new party — which would be called the “Taiwan Chinese Nationalist Party Alliance” (台灣國民黨聯盟) — is spearheaded by several influential local members, including senior presidential adviser Liao Liou-yi (廖了以) and former Yunlin County commissioner Chang Jung-wei (張榮味).