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2056 Take a stand against police abuse Taipei Times Editorial 697
2057 The rise of people power Taipei Times Editorial 657
2058 Hung case defines Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 716
2059 Repressing dissent kills democracy Liu Ching-yi 劉靜怡 701
2060 Teach Taiwan history to Taiwanese Lee Hsiao-feng 李筱峰 682
 
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Newsflash


Disappointed YES campaign supporters gather in Edinburgh yesterday after the result of the Scottish independence referendum.
Photo: EPA

Scots rejected independence yesterday in a referendum that left the centuries-old UK intact, but headed for a major shake-up that is to give more autonomy to both Scotland and England.

Despite a surge in nationalist support in the final fortnight of the campaign, the “no” camp secured 55.30 percent of the vote, against 44.70 percent for the pro-independence “yes” camp.