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2501 Diaoyutai claim not upheld by old papers JAMES WANG 王景弘 714
2502 Intelligence treason in the making Taipei Times Editorial 722
2503 Ma refuses to face the truth about Diaoyutais James Wang 王景弘 903
2504 Diaoyotais incident a litmus test Paul Lin 林保華 809
2505 Six decades of made-up politics J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 859
2506 KMT keen to distort history as well Nathan Novak 李漢聲 706
2507 Beware of China’s peace offensive Joseph Wu 吳釗燮 832
2508 Serving the public should come first Taipei Times Editorial 774
2509 The US-China contest for power Sushil Seth 818
2510 Hau Lung-bin’s ‘Secret Garden’ Taipei Times Editorial 700
2511 Flowers are no match for a typhoon Taipei Times Editorial 714
2512 An unfortunate tale of two mayors Taipei Times Editorial 747
2513 Taiwan must secure its food supply Eugene Yen 閻亢宗 1292
2514 For the love of Taiwan, get it right Taipei Times Editorial 751
2515 China steals Taiwan’s agriculture Lee Wu-chung 李武忠 1197
2516 Containing China in new cold war Paul Lin 林保華 667
2517 The bizarre world of the KMT is not sustainable Michael Danielsen 717
2518 Worrying about Taiwan’s future Taipei Times Editorial 700
2519 Chinese belligerence must not be accepted John Bolton 960
2520 A very dangerous import from China Taipei Times Editorial 668
 
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Newsflash


Peter Wang, center, convener of the 908 Taiwan Republic Campaign, holds a Ministry of Foreign Affairs sign that was torn off the ministry building during a protest in Taipei yesterday.
Photo: Lo Pei-der, Taipei Times

Pro-independence protesters tore down a name board of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) yesterday and clashed with police on the sidelines of their protest against what they described as President Ma Ying-jeou’s (馬英九) poor governance and pro-China position.

Hundreds of supporters of the 908 Taiwan Republic Campaign (908台灣國) staged a protest on Ketagalan Boulevard in front of the Presidential Office Building and the ministry yesterday afternoon, raising a Taiwan national flag and throwing shoes at the Presidential Office — an annual event of the pro-independence group.