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2521 Taiwan must secure its food supply Eugene Yen 閻亢宗 1314
2522 For the love of Taiwan, get it right Taipei Times Editorial 764
2523 China steals Taiwan’s agriculture Lee Wu-chung 李武忠 1217
2524 Containing China in new cold war Paul Lin 林保華 681
2525 The bizarre world of the KMT is not sustainable Michael Danielsen 738
2526 Worrying about Taiwan’s future Taipei Times Editorial 728
2527 Chinese belligerence must not be accepted John Bolton 980
2528 A very dangerous import from China Taipei Times Editorial 688
2529 Lofty rhetoric leads to nowhere J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 760
2530 Uncertainty about what side Ma is fighting for James Wang 王景弘 662
2531 China’s free market just a dream Wang Dan 王丹 667
2532 Taiwan is building a bridge too far to China Jean Wu and Susan Wang 845
2533 Ma still playing the blame game Taipei Times Editorial 748
2534 Taiwan’s key role in the South China Sea Nat Bellocchi 白樂崎 682
2535 Ma’s misplaced stream of tears Taipei Times Editorial 701
2536 Who is the EPA really trying to protect? Chan Shun-kuei 詹順貴 859
2537 President Ma disappears the PRC J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 815
2538 Ma plays the same old tune again Taipei Times Editorial 680
2539 Farmers and food safety at risk Lee Wu-chung 李武忠 852
2540 The great naval exercise mystery Taipei Times Editorial 762
 
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Newsflash


An opponent to nuclear power wearing a face mask holds up a banner during a nuclear power protest in New Taipei City’s Jinshan District yesterday.
Photo: Wang Min-wei, Taipei Times

About 250 people brought together by several anti-nuclear civic groups yesterday staged an anti-nuclear flash mob by forming the shape of Taiwan at a park near Taipei’s Shandao Temple MRT station, as organizers prepare for next weekend’s nationwide protests.

Initiated by the No-Nuker, the Nuclear-free Homeland Alliance and the Taiwan Association of University Professors, participants marked out the nuclear plants with four people holding red umbrellas and held a banner that reads “you lie, we die,” to say that many people’s lives would be sacrificed if nuclear officials concealed the truth about nuclear safety.