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241 Cooperating to limit China Taipei Times Editorial 298
242 Beijing pressures businesspeople Huang Wei-ping 黃惟冰 260
243 Taiwan Strait: South China Sea 2.0? Thomas J. Shattuck and Robin Michael Garcia 292
244 The Hamas massacre of civilians Maya Yaron 347
245 Look to India on Chinese infiltration Paul Lin 林保華 275
246 Unity makes strength Taipei Times Editorial 390
247 Subs crucial to Taiwan’s defense Fang Ping-sheng 方屏生 323
248 China’s trade actions a vote tactic Taipei Times Editorial 277
249 Taiwan joining the UN a vital task The Liberty Times Editorial 308
250 A tale of two National Day events Chen Yung-chang 陳永昌 303
251 Politicizing people’s health Taipei Times Editorial 276
252 The crucial mistake in ‘blue-white alliance’ James Wang 王景弘 283
253 Subs too vital to be politicized Taipei Times Editorial 299
254 Looking forward to US recognition Chang Kuo-tsai 張國財 320
255 Sub launch a major step forward Chu-Ke Feng-yun 諸葛風雲 274
256 Sub success a milestone for nation Taipei Times Editorial 266
257 TPP bungles whistle-blower platform Wu Hai-ruei 吳海瑞 281
258 Washington must prioritize Taiwan Masahiro Matsumura 253
259 Media using eggs to sow mistrust Chen Chiao-chicy 陳喬琪 288
260 Fujian plan bound to fail Taipei Times Editorial 272
 
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Newsflash


Social activist Chang Chih-mei holds up a copy of the 908 Taiwan Republic Campaign 2013 calendar in Greater Taichung on Monday.
Photo: Su Chin-fong, Taipei Times

With 2013 around the corner, the 908 Taiwan Republic Campaign has produced a calendar in an effort to strengthen pro-localization consciousness and make Taiwanese history more widely known.

The numbers 908 — signifying the date on which the San Francisco Peace Treaty was signed — are included in the pro-Taiwan independence organization’s name because founder and convener Peter Wang (王獻極) believes that Japan gave up its rights of governance over Taiwan but made no mention of who it ceded control to, making Taiwan a sovereign country that is, in Wang’s words, temporarily and unlawfully occupied by the “Republic of China government-in-exile.”