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201 What US should do about Taiwan Minze Chien 簡明子 205
202 Cooperating to limit China Taipei Times Editorial 208
203 Beijing pressures businesspeople Huang Wei-ping 黃惟冰 193
204 Taiwan Strait: South China Sea 2.0? Thomas J. Shattuck and Robin Michael Garcia 187
205 The Hamas massacre of civilians Maya Yaron 276
206 Look to India on Chinese infiltration Paul Lin 林保華 197
207 Unity makes strength Taipei Times Editorial 288
208 Subs crucial to Taiwan’s defense Fang Ping-sheng 方屏生 194
209 China’s trade actions a vote tactic Taipei Times Editorial 191
210 Taiwan joining the UN a vital task The Liberty Times Editorial 205
211 A tale of two National Day events Chen Yung-chang 陳永昌 200
212 Politicizing people’s health Taipei Times Editorial 202
213 The crucial mistake in ‘blue-white alliance’ James Wang 王景弘 210
214 Subs too vital to be politicized Taipei Times Editorial 216
215 Looking forward to US recognition Chang Kuo-tsai 張國財 249
216 Sub launch a major step forward Chu-Ke Feng-yun 諸葛風雲 209
217 Sub success a milestone for nation Taipei Times Editorial 206
218 TPP bungles whistle-blower platform Wu Hai-ruei 吳海瑞 187
219 Washington must prioritize Taiwan Masahiro Matsumura 189
220 Media using eggs to sow mistrust Chen Chiao-chicy 陳喬琪 201
 
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Newsflash

Legislative by-election candidate Enoch Wu (吳怡農) yesterday rebutted accusation leveled against him by his competitor of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT), saying that Taipei City Councilor Wang Hung-wei (王鴻薇) is “only talking negatively” about him, but does not have any policy proposals.

Wu, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) candidate in a by-election in Taipei to fill the legislative seat vacated by KMT Taipei mayor-elect Chiang Wan-an (蔣萬安), during the day held several campaign events and at night canvassed at Liaoning Street Night Market in the city’s Zhongshan District (中山).