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2861 Inaction on Xinjiang is a concern for Taiwan Huang-chih Chiang 1025
2862 China and Russia: friends for now Luke Harding 1302
2863 Pro-China politics and the tracking of stocks J. Michael Cole 1250
2864 Lai delivers the wrong message in Washington James Wang 1172
2865 Praising Chiang and poisoning the nation Changqing Cao 1319
2866 Beijing's whitewash backfires Taipei Times 1346
2867 China's next target: the film industry Taipei Times 1236
2868 Faulty MRT symbol of dodgy Ma Allen Houng 1146
2869 Support for sovereignty and DPP no longer tied Cho-shu Lin 1185
2870 Cross-strait rules that may harm the public Di-ying Huang 1135
2871 The shame of restoring a memorial to a killer Ing-wen Tsai 1025
2872 A true experience of White Terror Paul Lin 1460
2873 Thanks for nothing, Mr Ma Alex Raymond 1178
2874 The tyrant is back in the hall Taipei Times 1230
2875 Taiwanese should blame themselves Tien-lin Huang 1148
2876 China and Chinese are al-Qaeda's new target J. Michael Cole 1302
2877 Let's play a game: Slap our president Taipei Times 1286
2878 The limits of Ma's achievements Taipei Times 1111
2879 Detained by a lawless judiciary Chi-yao Huang 1013
2880 Why 2012 will be a deadly deadline J. Michael Cole 1323
 
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Newsflash

President William Lai (賴清德) yesterday reaffirmed his government’s commitment to continue bolstering Taiwan’s defense capabilities through promoting military reforms and increasing spending while meeting with Japanese parliamentarians, and reiterated a similar message in a meeting with US lawmakers on the same day.

Lai made the remarks while hosting a delegation led by Japanese Representative Shigeru Ishiba, adding that Taiwan and Japan should shore up their ties to secure peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.

Taiwan and Japan have an abiding friendship that has grown stronger from the shared challenges of earthquakes and the global COVID-19 pandemic, Lai said, adding that the two nations have a brotherly bond.