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2501 Taiwanese identity in the spotlight Taipei Times Editorial 727
2502 Ma’s fight with AP not at the heart of the issue Lai I-chung 賴怡忠 733
2503 China poses challenge to new START ambitions Peter Brookes 722
2504 Policymaking and the China threat Liberty Times Editorial 803
2505 ‘Peace’ with China has ugly caveats J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 909
2506 Sensitive spots dampen Ma’s dream Paul Lin 林保華 793
2507 Youth look for identity as Ma runs from flags Taipei Times Editorial 760
2508 A Taiwanese template for China Taipei Times Editorial 757
2509 Secret meetings and their dangers Liberty Times Editorial 786
2510 Diaoyutai claim not upheld by old papers JAMES WANG 王景弘 785
2511 Intelligence treason in the making Taipei Times Editorial 805
2512 Ma refuses to face the truth about Diaoyutais James Wang 王景弘 968
2513 Diaoyotais incident a litmus test Paul Lin 林保華 869
2514 Six decades of made-up politics J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 926
2515 KMT keen to distort history as well Nathan Novak 李漢聲 766
2516 Beware of China’s peace offensive Joseph Wu 吳釗燮 919
2517 Serving the public should come first Taipei Times Editorial 857
2518 The US-China contest for power Sushil Seth 905
2519 Hau Lung-bin’s ‘Secret Garden’ Taipei Times Editorial 759
2520 Flowers are no match for a typhoon Taipei Times Editorial 802
 
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Newsflash

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) presidential candidate Tsai Ing-wen apologized for an inaccurate picture that was used in campaign material yesterday.

Photo: Taipei Times

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) presidential candidate Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) yesterday apologized for an inaccurate picture that was used in campaign material in an attempt to end a week-long battle of rhetoric between the DPP and the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) over the prices of different persimmons.

In a recent campaign flyer printed in the format of a calendar, the DPP listed a dozen types of locally grown fruits, among them persimmons, that have plunged in price this year.