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2881 Yonaguni Island and changing relations HoonTing 1165
2882 The Act that silences academics Hei-yuan Chiu 1360
2883 Restricting freedom of expression in Taiwan The Alliance for Democracy and Human Rights 2102
2884 There's still no transparency Taipei Times 1456
2885 KMT's policy leaves it flat-footed Chih-yu Shih 1419
2886 Hard to tell friends from enemies Taipei Times 1234
2887 Lee’s gesture puts spotlight on Ma Taipei Times 1259
2888 Xinjiang and Taiwan’s silence Taipei Times 1288
2889 Ma and Beijing’s agenda Jei-Hsuan Huang 1395
2890 Yonaguni plans raise questions of Taiwan I-chung Lai 1595
2891 Dog eat dog, Aboriginal-style Taipei Times 1547
2892 Media maggots hit new low David Kay 1572
2893 Ma’s deceit over nature of Republic of China James Wang 1452
2894 The memorial hall whitewash Taipei Times 1696
2895 ECFA follies put an end to oversight, consensus I-Ming Lu 1489
2896 The legitimacy of ROC rule Ming-Chung Chen 1803
2897 Democracy regressing Sally Wu 1729
2898 Is Ma oblivious to China’s abuses? Taipei Times 1475
2899 Ma no fan of democracy Michael Scanlon 2174
2900 President or puppet George Yeh 1407
 
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Newsflash


Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chi-mai raises his right hand as he takes his oath of office in front of a portrait of Sun Yat-sen during his swearing-in ceremony on Aug. 24.
Photo: Chang Chung-yi, Taipei Times

A proposal to eliminate a requirement that public officials and military personnel take their oaths of office in front of a portrait of Sun Yat-sen (孫逸仙) was aimed at “doing away with authoritarianism,” Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Fan Yun (范雲) said yesterday.