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1761 Taiwan’s bottom line in Strait talks Michael Hsiao 蕭新煌 641
1762 Hornets’ nesting a storm in a teapot Taipei Times Editorial 590
1763 Taiwan must invite the Dalai Lama Lu I-ming 呂一銘 585
1764 KMT’s constitutional shenanigans Taipei Times Editorial 549
1765 Ma’s appeasement policy a worry Taipei Times Editorial 572
1766 Ma’s ‘low-profile’ trip insults Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 566
1767 Taiwan must establish bottom line Gerrit Van Der Wees 573
1768 Sunflowers shine light of leadership Taipei Times Editorial 632
1769 The Sunflower push to democracy Huang Kuo-chang 黃國昌 631
1770 Taiwan’s precarious position on global stage Chen Chien-fu 陳建甫 621
1771 China’s tensions with Dalai Lama spill into the afterlife NY Times News Service, HONG KONG 917
1772 Doubts grow over ‘1992 consensus’ Fan Shih-ping 范世平 1075
1773 The US has unfinished business Kengchi Goah 吳耿志 619
1774 New parties face rare opportunity Liu Ching-yi 劉靜怡 591
1775 Diversity of statues is needed to honor icons James Wang 王景弘 587
1776 US official’s talk ignores Taiwan’s real issues Gerrit Van Der Wees 557
1777 Public debunks ‘status quo’ myth Michael Hsiao 蕭新煌 645
1778 Understanding the lessons of 228 Hsueh Hua-yuan 薛化元 594
1779 China flight route heightens tensions Taipei Times Editorial 615
1780 Claims over victory in Pacific war are hollow James Wang 王景弘 628
 
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Newsflash


Human rights activists and students yesterday hold signs as farmers speak out against the threatened demolition of houses belonging to four families in Dapu Village in Miaoli County’s Jhunan Township. 
Photo: CNA

Worried that a demolition squad may appear any time to flatten the homes of four families in Dapu (大埔), Miaoli County, rights activists and students organized patrols and discussed defense strategies on Sunday night, while politicians worked to mobilize support for the forced demolition.

Tensions were high at the normally tranquil farming village yesterday, the first working day after the deadline set by the county government for the four families to demolish their own houses on Friday last week.