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1681 The spirit and letter of the law Taipei Times Editorial 731
1682 Exclusion of Taiwan is weak link in security Chen Po-wen 陳博文 701
1683 The absurd, delusional ‘one China’ propaganda Peng Ming-min 彭明敏 706
1684 Chinese tourists ruining tourism Hsu Yu-fang 許又方 634
1685 KMT tricks and the US’ rebalancing toward Asia Paul Lin 林保華 678
1686 Making sure Ma is yesterday’s man Liberty Times Editorial 751
1687 The KMT’s two-faced strategy Taipei Times Editorial 726
1688 No such thing as ‘Chinese people’ Lee Hsiao-feng 李筱峰 712
1689 Commander-in-chief fails nation Taipei Times Editorial 641
1690 Ma sows the seeds of chaos Taipei Times Editorial 731
1691 President Ma humiliated the nation Taipei Times Editorial 659
1692 APEC meet holds vast importance for Taiwan Lai I-chung 賴怡忠 744
1693 Ma’s sly effort to slip into history Taipei Times Editorial 664
1694 Reading US’ movements in the South China Sea HoonTing 雲程 737
1695 Tsai ruling comes as a reminder Taipei Times Editorial 714
1696 Wang needs to leave the KMT for his own good James Wang 王景弘 741
1697 Tsai has inclusive foreign policy goals Paul Lin 林保華 722
1698 Taiwanese can easily see through KMT’s lies Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 746
1699 The real meaning of changing the ‘status quo’ Chen Yi-shen 陳儀深 744
1700 Transitional justice for all is a must Lin Chia-ho 林佳和 685
 
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Newsflash

Tokyo-based Taiwanese writer Liu Li-erh (劉黎兒) yesterday in Taipei shared her latest fact-finding from Japan to say that now is the best time to put a halt to nuclear power in Taiwan.

Having lived in Tokyo for 30 years and experienced the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan on March 11 last year and led to the nuclear disaster at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant, Liu said that more than 1 million Japanese continue to live in areas with high daily radiation exposure and the total cost of damage from the nuclear disaster is still too high to estimate.