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1861 Chen release a step to reconciliation Taipei Times Editorial 708
1862 Government must listen to people Taipei Times Editorial 698
1863 Ko emerges as possible leader for diplomacy HoonTing 雲程 644
1864 KMT needs to change its mindset Taipei Times Editorial 761
1865 Breaking through the ‘party-state’ democracy Chung Ming-Lun 鍾明倫 641
1866 KMT defeat a new start for Taiwan democracy Chiu Hei-yuan 瞿海源 653
1867 Taiwanese compatriots include the ill and poor Mayo Kuo 郭明裕 720
1868 Taipei can break free from the KMT today Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 668
1869 Reliance on China is a hindrance to free trade Gerrit Van Der Wees 637
1870 The appeals of Lien the lachrymose Taipei Times Editorial 735
1871 Democracy more than just a ballot Taipei Times Editorial 650
1872 Elections need to be less about good looks Chang Shyue-yih 張學逸 619
1873 Organ smears are a disservice to all Taipei Times Editorial 732
1874 Lien Chan reveals hatred, ignorance Taipei Times Editorial 805
1875 Hubristic, self-entitled KMT must be voted out Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 712
1876 Ma, China unite against independence Taipei Times Editorial 656
1877 Sensing the good within the KMT Paul Lin 林保華 722
1878 Canadian lessons on Chinese links Robert Henderson 825
1879 KMT lost without DPP opposition Taipei Times Editorial 732
1880 KMT refuses transitional justice Huang Chang-ling, Yeh Hung-ling 黃長玲﹐葉虹靈 701
 
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Newsflash

A senior US senator said on Wednesday that US arms sales to Taiwan were hurting closer ties with China and asked US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates what Beijing would have to do for the Pentagon to reconsider the transfers.

Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne Feinstein told Gates that Chinese leaders had offered to reposition at least some of their military forces opposite Taiwan. An aide said she was referring to an offer that was made in the past and was no longer on the table.