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2621 Is an ECFA beneficial to Taiwan … or the US? Nat Bellocchi 1013
2622 KMT proposal reeks of censorship Taipei Times Editorial 942
2623 That’s how Su Chi ‘resurfaces’? Taipei Times Editorial 1084
2624 NHI reform misses the point Taipei Times Editorial 992
2625 Beijing’s intentions for ECFA very clear James Wang 王景弘 1001
2626 Experts vs the people: democracy in jeopardy Hsu Shih-jung 徐世榮 922
2627 ECFA requires more than ‘belief’ Taipei Times Editorial 990
2628 China rolls out sticks and carrots Paul Lin 林保華 916
2629 China shows signs of neo-fascism J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 1134
2630 Is HK democracy to be feared? Taipei Times Editorial 893
2631 It’s not Ma’s words, it’s his deeds Taipei Times Editorial 1073
2632 The real cause of the 228 Incident Lee Hsiao-feng 李筱峰 1572
2633 Taiwan can’t afford to be silent Taipei Times Editorial 1109
2634 KMT’s woes can be laid at feet of Ma, King Lu I-ming 呂一銘 1008
2635 KMT’s paternalism is self-defeating Taipei Times Editorial 1239
2636 China is Ma’s ‘opiate of the masses’ Liberty Times Editorial 1449
2637 Are we on the brink of a new 228? Lin Yun-mei 林詠梅 2146
2638 Where are the jobs? Taipei Times Editorial 1413
2639 Where do Ma’s loyalties lie? Taipei Times Editorial 1235
2640 Without birds, arms sales is theater Taipei Times Editorial 1152
 
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Newsflash

Prosecutors yesterday said they are investigating accusations of interference with the nation’s submarine program and that details of it were leaked, in what would be a serious breach of national security.

Taiwan unveiled its first domestically developed submarine on Thursday last week, a major step in a project aimed at bolstering the nation’s defense and deterrence in the face of military threats from China, although it would not enter service for two years.

Indigenous Defense Submarine program head Huang Shu-kuang (黃曙光) told local media last week that lawmakers, whom he did not name, had made it “difficult” for the program to purchase critical equipment, and that a contractor who had failed to obtain a bid had forwarded information to China.