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441 US ‘denial strategy’ to help Taiwan Tommy Lin 林逸民 546
442 Reading between Biden’s lines Taipei Times Editorials 368
443 Pledge shows where loyalties lie Taipei Times Editorials 446
444 Campaigning in the age of plagiarism Taipei Times Editorials 448
445 Kissinger’s China policy mistakes Joseph Bosco 536
446 Taiwanese must fight for support Stanley Kao 高碩泰 415
447 Diluted agreement appeases China Taipei Times Editorials 474
448 Realizing a ‘Taiwanese standpoint’ Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 424
449 Speech hypocrisy in CTiTV lawsuit Taipei Times Editorials 374
450 China’s phony war against Taiwan and its real intention Miles Yu 449
451 Sacrifices of overseas Taiwanese pay off Paul Li 李壬癸 419
452 Make Taiwan a tough nut to crack Taipei Times Editorials 472
453 Underreaction to Chinese threat Huang Yu-hsiu 黃郁琇 462
454 Chips give Taiwan an edge that it needs to use Yang Chung-yueh 楊宗岳 427
455 Combat China through India ties P.R. Shankar 527
456 Dogmatism breeds plagiarism Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 425
457 Experience ties Taiwan, Baltic states together Hsu Meng-wei 許孟瑋 512
458 Hsia’s feeble objections to China Lin Han 林志翰 425
459 Voiceless Uighurs need more truth tellers Rebiya Kadeer and Kok Bayraq 503
460 Exposing China’s lies on Taiwan Sim Kiantek 沈建德 660
 
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Newsflash

A new analysis of China’s latest defense white paper concludes that it is part and parcel of Beijing’s “political warfare against Taiwan.”

The analysis by Richard Fisher, a senior fellow on Asian military affairs at the Washington-based International Assessment and Strategy Center, said the white paper “provides a disturbing insight into the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) strategy of coercive envelopment of Taiwan.”

Fisher said the paper was “a stark reminder of the PRC’s [People’s Republic of China] ongoing strategy of economic and political ‘united front’ warfare combined with military intimidation, which the PRC could decide to change into a direct military campaign at any point in the future.”