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2061 Ma afraid to speak Taiwan’s name Taipei Times Editorial 667
2062 A ‘Chinese’ affair: scrutiny needed Chen Rong-jye 陳榮傑 696
2063 Stop Taiwan’s traitorous Quisling Parris Chang 張旭成 681
2064 Proof of government corruption Chin Heng-wei 金恆煒 641
2065 Soldier’s death is a wake-up call Taipei Times Editorial 710
2066 Ma wants Chinese colonialism Liberty Times Editorial 699
2067 Integrity ought not be invoked in vain Taipei Times Editorial 689
2068 Emperor Ma sells out Taiwanese Paul Lin 林保華 671
2069 Creativity does not trump security Taipei Times Editorial 601
2070 Ma brings Taiwan to its knees Christian Fan Jiang 范姜提昂 661
2071 Cross-strait human rights dilemma Taipei Times Editorial 610
2072 Ma’s pacts pave way to ‘one China’ Liberty Times Editorial 586
2073 Cross-strait pact is ‘policy ambush’ Taipei Times Editorial 695
2074 The right to the Taiwanese Dream Taipei Times Editorial 718
2075 ‘Sorry’ cannot fix institutional flaws Taipei Times Editorial 589
2076 Media is wrong to be silent on democracy Hsu Yu-fang 許又方 619
2077 Double standards of the judiciary Taipei Times Editorial 613
2078 Scheming behind closed doors Taipei Times Editorial 671
2079 Facing the Chen Shui-bian issue Taipei Times Editorial 627
2080 Influence of China holds back media freedom Lu I-ming 呂一銘 616
 
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Newsflash

A controversy surrounding an Associated Press (AP) interview with President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) took a new turn yesterday after Government Information Office (GIO) Minister Johnny Chiang (江啟臣) sent a letter to John Daniszewski, the international editor at AP, requesting that the news agency “investigate the causes of distortions in the interview piece” and make corrections as soon as possible.

At the heart of the controversy is a section of the interview published by AP on Tuesday where Ma’s remarks are portrayed as suggesting that sensitive political talks with Beijing, including security issues, could start as early as his second four-year term, provided he is re-elected in 2012.