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1561 KMT still playing public for a fool Taipei Times Editorial 722
1562 DPP’s risky curricula review process Taipei Times Editorial 599
1563 Tsai’s frustrating ‘Post’ interview Taipei Times Editorial 867
1564 KMT should follow Ma Ying-jeou to Itu Aba James Wang 王景弘 597
1565 CCP’s Tom Sawyer ploy nears end Wayne Pajunen 745
1566 Artistic compromise and China Taipei Times Editorial 580
1567 Taiwan eclipses bloated monoliths William Stimson 651
1568 Beijing’s sugar-coated lies Taipei Times Editorial 606
1569 Ruling threatens Xi’s tenuous hold Paul Lin 林保華 615
1570 US planing a new East Asia pivot Parris Chang 張旭成 649
1571 KMT paves way for further isolation Taipei Times Editorial 623
1572 Tsai apology needs backing policy Guy Carlton 729
1573 Time for leader to show leadership Taipei Times Editorial 677
1574 KMT still dancing to China’s off-beat tunes Chang Kuo-tsai 張國財 612
1575 Remembering Chen Wen-chen Taipei Times Editorial 767
1576 KMT too entrenched to change Taipei Times Editorial 704
1577 Aborigines continue to be oppressed as in past Lin Yu-lun 林于倫 650
1578 Members of KMT should dismiss the whole party James Wang 王景弘 624
1579 Not by any other name Taipei Times 622
1580 Protecting the essential culture of Taiwan Omi Wilang 歐蜜偉浪 630
 
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Newsflash

Taiwan would confront the destabilizing forces working against democracies while strengthening cooperation with democratic nations, President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) said in Taipei yesterday at an event marking the 20th anniversary of the state-financed Taiwan Foundation for Democracy.

Democratic nations and the rules-based international community are confronting their “greatest challenge” since the Cold War, Tsai said.

Authoritarian regimes are mounting an effort to “corrode our democratic institutions and undermine human rights” in a bid to spread societal distrust and weaken public confidence in democracy, she said.