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2041 Careless wording harms diplomacy Taipei Times Editorial 524
2042 Xi’s memo is a wake-up call Taipei Times Editorial 572
2043 Be wary of Beijing in Manila row Paul Lin 林保華 575
2044 Protecting Taiwanese is Ma’s duty Taipei Times Editorial 578
2045 Action needed on Philippines Taipei Times Editorial 544
2046 Judiciary inventive on corruption Lin Yu-hsiung 林鈺雄 643
2047 The lessons Yoichi Hatta taught us Taipei Times Editorial 1346
2048 Signing the death warrant for Taiwan Chiu Hei-yuan 瞿海源 530
2049 Documents shed light on Nixon’s ‘betrayal’ James Wang 王景弘 521
2050 More jaw-dropping comments Taipei Times Editorial 464
2051 Human rights violated Tiffany Hsiao 559
2052 Lin court ruling puzzles the public Taipei Times Editorial 497
2053 The rape of Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 543
2054 Government actions over Chen widen political gulf Mei-chin Chen 陳美津 514
2055 The right to medical care Taipei Times Editorial 556
2056 Stop sowing the seeds of hatred Taipei Times Editorial 487
2057 Taiwan, China wooing Scotland Colin Alexander 627
2058 Reinterpreting a dictator’s legacy Huang Chang-ling and Yeh Hung-ling 黃長玲，葉虹靈 643
2059 Freedom to choose national identity Jerome F. Keating Ph.D. 520
2060 An affront to victims of terror Taipei Times Editorial 501
 
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Newsflash

President William Lai (賴清德) yesterday said that China has “no right to represent Taiwan,” but stressed that the nation was willing to work with Beijing on issues of mutual interest.

“The Republic of China has already put down roots in Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu,” Lai said in his first Double Ten National Day address outside the Presidential Office Building in Taipei. “And the Republic of China and the People’s Republic of China [PRC] are not subordinate to each other.”

“The People’s Republic of China has no right to represent Taiwan,” he said at the event marking the 113th National Day of the Republic of China, adding that his “mission” as president was to “ensure that our nation endures and progresses” and “resist annexation or encroachment upon our sovereignty.”