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2601 Nan Shan deal: Too much at stake Taipei Times 1295
2602 Obama’s Chinese lesson Taipei Times 932
2603 SEF-ARATS talks subvert Taiwanese sovereignty Lai I-chung 賴怡忠 883
2604 Did the DPP fall into a US beef trap? J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 1025
2605 Ma administration rolls over again Taipei Times 1012
2606 Furtive government deals disturbing Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 805
2607 Let them come, let them speak Taipei Times 836
2608 Letting the public have its say on policies Hsu Yung-ming 徐永明 738
2609 Misjudging public opinion Taipei Times 846
2610 The ECFA is the main game Taipei Times 628
2611 Campaign to discredit Chen goes on Taipei Times 645
2612 Ma government not a good sport Taipei Times 680
2613 Why Pearl Harbor is still essential James Holmes 681
2614 A quiet, but strong Obama Taipei Times 884
2615 Pitfalls and possibilities in Obama’s Taiwan line Nat Bellocchi 679
2616 The crucial place of a democracy’s referendum Yeh Chu-lan Lee Ying-yuan 葉菊蘭，李應元 710
2617 DPP needs coherent policies to win Taipei Times 843
2618 Ma’s covenant of political silence David S. Min 敏洪奎 825
2619 Can ECFA negotiations be trusted? Taipei Times 966
2620 The PRC’s malign currency policy Thomas I. Palley 805
 
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The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) yesterday accused the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) of tampering with an impact assessment report on signing an economic cooperation framework agreement (ECFA) with China, saying the ministry had deflated potential job losses that could follow the trade deal's implementation.