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2761 The ‘former bitter rivals’ fantasy Taipei Times 1069
2762 Protection needed to dispel legal questions Carol Lin 林志潔 965
2763 Don’t put US credibility to the test James Holmes 874
2764 Can the KMT clean up its act? Taipei Times 1135
2765 Public policy needs public input Taipei Times 1151
2766 Greens unite, protect and besiege Paul Lin 林保華 929
2767 The KMT prepares to eat itself Taipei Times 1110
2768 Obama, Ma leave Taiwan flatfooted Taipei Times 1290
2769 Cause for concern over press index Taipei Times 975
2770 Anti-corruption is no carte blanche Chen Chun-kai 陳君愷 942
2771 Columbus Day is not an occasion to be proud Chi Chun-chieh 紀駿傑 770
2772 Illusions about Chinese goodwill Chu Ping-tzu 祝平次 943
2773 Little to show for a lot of hype Taipei Times 1026
2774 Classical Chinese proposal is a bad idea Taipei Times 1156
2775 The appeal system for detention is not fair Wu Ching-chin 吳景欽 971
2776 The Control Yuan and scapegoating Taipei Times 822
2777 Balancing US, PRC comfort zones Paul Lin 林保華 1014
2778 Putting the brakes on education Taipei Times 856
2779 ECFA just a step to annexing Taiwan Lin Kien-tsu 林健次 875
2780 More pandering to China Taipei Times 1129
 
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Newsflash

The inclusion of the translation industry in the controversial cross-strait service trade agreement could allow China to dominate Taiwan’s linguistic development and pave the way for its cultural assimilation, Taiwan Democracy Watch secretary-general Chen Kuan-yu (陳冠宇) said yesterday.

Chen issued the warning following the conclusion of the Ninth Cross-Strait Economic, Trade and Culture Forum on Oct. 27, during which representatives from the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) and the Chinese Communist Party called for the pact’s speedy passage and implementation.