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2621 Keating impressed by visit to Taiwan Richard Halloran 982
2622 Seeking a man of substance Taipei Times Editorial 1054
2623 US arms sales crucial for Taiwan Doug Bandow 966
2624 Raising the red lantern over Taroko Taipei Times Editorial 854
2625 Google’s wake-up call to the world Nat Bellocchi 890
2626 The benefits of putting up a fight Paul Lin 林保華 1025
2627 A sergeant at arms wouldn’t help Taipei Times 933
2628 An impeachment to dismember Taipei Times Editorial 841
2629 King of more than just the KMT Taipei Times Editorial 1017
2630 Gilley’s ‘Finlandization’ is wrong Nat Bellocchi 933
2631 Wickedness in the guise of policy Liberty Times Editorial 1034
2632 Haiti’s tragedy and Taiwan Taipei Times 1488
2633 Referendum law needs to be reformed to be useful Taipei Times 850
2634 Selling snake oil to the electorate Taipei Times 860
2635 Taking path of Finland could leave Taiwan cold Chen Yi-nan 陳逸南 1048
2636 Time for Adimmune to show data Mayo Kuo 郭明裕 988
2637 Honesty is worth the risk of ulcers Taipei Times 914
2638 PRC barks sanctions, but can it bite? Taipei Times 1008
2639 A foundation for pitiful debate Taipei Times 1029
2640 First it was US beef, then an ECFA Taipei Times 830
 
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Newsflash


Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) presidential candidate Tsai Ing-wen, left, and DPP Secretary-General Joseph Wu yesterday unveil their party’s new defence policy at a press conference in Taipei yesterday.
Photo: George Tsorng, Taipei Times

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) presidential candidate Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) yesterday unveiled an ambitious national policy for Taiwan’s national defense industry, which the party said would help decrease Taiwan’s reliance on foreign arms exports and generate NT$400 billion (US$12.17 billion) in direct and secondary benefits.