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2621 King of more than just the KMT Taipei Times Editorial 966
2622 Gilley’s ‘Finlandization’ is wrong Nat Bellocchi 907
2623 Wickedness in the guise of policy Liberty Times Editorial 994
2624 Haiti’s tragedy and Taiwan Taipei Times 1443
2625 Referendum law needs to be reformed to be useful Taipei Times 824
2626 Selling snake oil to the electorate Taipei Times 822
2627 Taking path of Finland could leave Taiwan cold Chen Yi-nan 陳逸南 1025
2628 Time for Adimmune to show data Mayo Kuo 郭明裕 963
2629 Honesty is worth the risk of ulcers Taipei Times 875
2630 PRC barks sanctions, but can it bite? Taipei Times 971
2631 A foundation for pitiful debate Taipei Times 1002
2632 First it was US beef, then an ECFA Taipei Times 803
2633 Yen Ching-piao is Yi-ge repackaged Taipei Times 943
2634 Afghanistan: Opportunity for Taiwan Taipei Times 857
2635 Taiwan must uphold sovereignty Liberty Times Editorial 886
2636 Promises, promises — but where is the loot? Lu I-mi 呂一銘 908
2637 Beef debacle is Ma’s opportunity Taipei Times 978
2638 Don’t place hope in PRC investment Liberty Times Editorial 730
2639 Creating jobs – but for whom? Taipei Times 832
2640 Economics and politics cannot be separated Wang To-far 王塗發 990
 
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Newsflash

About 30 protesters armed with signs and slogans were cordoned off by plainclothes police outside the Grand Hotel in Taipei yesterday where a meeting between cross-strait negotiators was being held.

The gathering, led by the Alliance of Referendum for Taiwan, was part of ongoing protests the group has planned against all types of cross-strait meetings, with the protest’s leaders saying interactions have eroded Taiwanese sovereignty.

“Taiwan and China, each side is a different country,” chanted members of the group, most of whom were middle-aged or elderly, before several of them ripped up paper emblems of the Republic of China and People’s Republic of China combined on one flag.