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1421 Keeping justice reforms on track Taipei Times Editorial 719
1422 Judicial reform must come first Chang Kuo-tsai 張國財 705
1423 The KMT’s ‘milking’ of the nation Taipei Times Editorial 776
1424 HK police case a lesson for Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 750
1425 Organized crime still at the heart of the KMT Chen Mao-hsiung 陳茂雄 791
1426 From five to three branches of government Hsu Ya-chi 許亞齊 735
1427 The wider results of Trump-Xi call Taipei Times Editorial 709
1428 Cards are falling in Taiwan’s favor Huang Tien-lin 黃天麟 568
1429 Power play points to tensions ahead Andrew Hammond 554
1430 In support of a Taiwan-Japan FTA Guo Kuo-hsing 郭國興 555
1431 Despots, empires: China and the US William R. Stimson 799
1432 US-China row and Taiwan’s choice Parris Chang 張旭成 850
1433 Pension reform needs to be swift Paul Lin 林保華 849
1434 If the US is ‘first,’ what is Taiwan? Taipei Times Editorial 763
1435 No one wins without change Taipei Times Editorial 755
1436 Trump-China: The first 100 days Andrew Hammond 817
1437 Spouting Chinese propaganda Taipei Times Editorial 769
1438 Establishing a new ‘modus vivendi’ Edward Chen 陳一新 942
1439 Burden of security as pro-China tactics rise Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 886
1440 Violent protesters must be punished Taipei Times Editorial 809
 
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Newsflash

The central bank is pushing for curbs to be imposed on the amount of Chinese capital that can be placed in local stocks, hoping to stem the inflow of speculative funds, an official said yesterday.

The Financial Supervisory Commission, which has the authority to set limits on Chinese funds, has been approached by central bank officials eager to keep controls tight, said Lu Ting-chieh (盧廷劼), the commission’s chief secretary.