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481 Kishida to maintain ties with Taiwan Kishida to maintain ties with Taiwan Wang Hui-Sheng 王輝生 432
482 Preparing a safe base for new submarines Sung Chi-cheng 宋啟成 510
483 Taiwan, India will remember Abe Sana Hashmi 胡莎娜 394
484 Taipei and Tokyo ties are built on friendships Peter Chow 周鉅原 634
485 Polls show TPP a one-man party Huang Wei-ping 黃惟冰 435
486 Abe killing raises security concerns Lin Han 林志翰 463
487 NATO creates new space for Taiwan Joseph Tse-hei Lee 李榭熙 538
488 Taiwan Strait belongs to the world Hsieh Shu-yuan 謝淑媛 623
489 Hou You-yi cannot bury the truth James Wang 王景弘 472
490 Farewell, ‘1992 consensus’? Taipei Times Editorial 542
491 Church shooting hero gets nod for top medal in US Taipei Times 422
492 Fighting for two peoples in one war Kok Bayraq 445
493 Ko’s bridge a road to nowhere Taipei Times Editorial 792
494 A lesson from Bachelet’s China visit Kok Bayraq 592
495 Ko and his ‘cyberarmies’ Taipei Times Editorial 500
496 Young generation to defend Taiwan Rajagopal Devara 696
497 Addressing anti-Taiwan hate crime Li-Lin Cheng 550
498 Taiwan should seek regional allies Huynh Tam Sang 496
499 The futility of the ‘1992 consensus’ Jerry Liu 劉仕傑 517
500 Su must take stance on bilingual nation goal Tsai Jr-keng 蔡志鏗 459
 
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Newsflash

The Constitutional Court yesterday ruled that amendments to the Constitutional Court Procedure Act (憲法訴訟法) passed by the Legislative Yuan last year are unconstitutional, as they contravene due legislative process and separation of powers.

The Legislative Yuan on Dec. 20 last year passed amendments stipulating that no fewer than 10 grand justices must take part in deliberations of the Constitutional Court, and at least nine grand justices must agree to declare a law unconstitutional.

The Executive Yuan on Jan. 2 requested that lawmakers reconsider the bill, but the Legislative Yuan, under a combined majority of Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) and Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) legislators, rejected the motion.