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1901 Mao seems to have had last laugh on Chiang Taipei Times 585
1902 Taiwan and Hong Kong on similar pathways Lin Thung-hong 林宗弘 618
1903 KMT has double standards Taipei Times Editorial 596
1904 Sunflower movement helped lift economy Huang Tien-lin 黃天麟 551
1905 In search of the spirit of Lu Hsiu-yi Taipei Times Editorial 635
1906 KMT’s past crippling the nation’s free future Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 629
1907 Taiwanese must show China their tenacity Huang Tzu-wei 黃子維 571
1908 June 25: A dark day for Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 598
1909 Ma growing nation into a ‘cabbage republic’ James Wang 王景弘 563
1910 HK, Tibet have lessons for Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 558
1911 MOFA fails to defend sovereignty Taipei Times Editorial 572
1912 Taiwan should form front with HK Lu I-ming 呂一銘 700
1913 Bid to divide youth will hurt nation Liu Ching-yi 劉靜怡 553
1914 ‘Lai effect’ accents evolving views Paul Lin 林保華 551
1915 KMT-CCP twins’ despotism in vain Taipei Times Editorial 611
1916 Taiwan and the spiritual exiles of Kenneth Pai Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 693
1917 Failing the fight against corruption Wu Ching-chin 吳景欽 563
1918 Sunflower and Tiananmen protests Ming-yeh Rawnsley 蔡明燁 677
1919 Taiwan can learn from Tiananmen Joyce Huang 598
1920 Ma’s legacy no concern of nation Taipei Times Editorial 620
 
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Newsflash

The pan-green camp yesterday criticized Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Legislator Chang Ching-chung (張慶忠) for his insistence on placing the controversial cross-strait service trade agreement on the legislative agenda on Thursday, saying that Chang’s plan would be a violation of party negotiations.

Despite negotiations convened by Legislative Speaker Wang Jin-pyng (王金平) last week that reached a consensus that the screening of the pact would not take place before the final public hearings are held on March 10, Chang, joint convener of the Internal Administration Committee, expressed his intention to deal with the agreement this week.