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2421 Ma plots course to the ‘other side’ Taipei Times Editorial 706
2422 An ominous fate looms for the ROC Taipei Times Editorial 687
2423 The fight for reform and progress is never over Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 712
2424 US needs to speak up on Taiwan Alexander Young 1355
2425 Dangerous diplomatic precedent set Taipei Times Editorial 780
2426 A tale of greed and bad governance J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 697
2427 Quality time, not face time, is needed Taipei Times Editorial 733
2428 Intellectual laziness is damaging the nation Michael Danielsen 737
2429 TRA explicates US view of Taiwan Liberty Times Editorial 782
2430 We must not be fooled by the talk of a ‘peace bonus’ Lin Cheng-yi 林正義 586
2431 Beans are spilled — ECFA is political J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 805
2432 Investigations similar to puzzles Taipei Times Editorial 609
2433 There aren’t constants in our lives or government Peng Ming-min 彭明敏 622
2434 Updating the US’ policy on Taiwan Richard Zalski 1086
2435 Beijing’s failed policy on Taiwan Taipei Times 675
2436 ROC forced citizenship on unwary Taiwanese Chen Yi-nan 陳逸南 726
2437 Seeking an overlapping consensus Frank Hsieh 謝長廷 623
2438 Sweeping Taiwan under the carpet Taipei Times Editorial 637
2439 Ukraine — a mirror to Taiwan’s transition Yang Shin-nan 楊信男 763
2440 Preferential 18% interest rate is not defensible Hu Wen-hui 胡文輝 760
 
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Newsflash


Young men and women hold up bitter gourds outside the National Taiwan Museum in the 228 Peace Memorial Park in Taipei yesterday at a gathering organized by youth groups to express young people’s grievances. Their headbands read: “We will never give up!”
Photo: Liao Chen-huei, Taipei Times

Most of the nation’s young people feel pessimistic about the country’s future under the leadership of President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九), a survey found.

However, a majority of the respondents said they were still confident that they could bring about change.

More than 100 young people joined representatives from the Taiwan Youth Climate Coalition, Across the Ocean 181 coffee shop, popular bulletin board system PTT and the Taiwan Alliance for Advancement of Youth Rights and Welfare (TAAYRW) in a rally held outside the National Taiwan Museum in Taipei yesterday as they released results of a survey.