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521 KMT’s US pivot: distrust and verify Taipei Times Editorial 550
522 Pushing the UK to improve ties Gray Sergeant 251
523 The two sides to Chiang Ching-kuo The Liberty Times Editorial 672
524 Want to save the world? Recognize Taiwan Ian Easton 252
525 Separating food safety from ideology Taipei Times Editorial 274
526 Stop covering for Yen Ching-piao Chin Heng-wei 金恒煒 218
527 Tsai kills five birds with one stone Fan Shih-ping 范世平 434
528 Ko still living his ‘Chinese dream’ Taipei Times Editorial 207
529 Military cooperation with India practical Chang Feng-lin 張豐麟 209
530 Taiwan-India ties ready to take off Sumit Kumar 597
531 China has erred in its reading of Lithuania Tommy Lin 林逸民 217
532 KMT’s terminology erodes trust Taipei Times Editorial 593
533 Ukraine tinderbox could affect Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 297
534 DPP must not become too confident Paul Lin 林保華 232
535 Bans should be lifted in one go Tzou Jiing-wen 鄒景雯 276
536 Vilnius on democracy’s front line The Liberty Times Editorial 322
537 A fundamental shift in local politics Taipei Times Editorial 336
538 Resolutions to engage with China Chang Yan-ting and Paul Chiou 張延廷,邱萬鈞 255
539 Miles Yu On Taiwan: The meaning of Taiwan Miles Yu 410
540 Bullying Lithuania can only fail Taipei Times Editorial 302
 
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Newsflash

A major new bill to strengthen and enhance the Taiwan Relations Act (TRA) has been introduced to the US Congress by Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, chairperson of the House of Representatives Foreign Relations Committee.

“With the TRA and the 2000 Taiwan Relations Enhancement Act, it is the most important piece of Taiwan legislation in the US Congress over the past 30 years,” said Coen Blaauw, an executive with the Formosa Association For -Public Affairs.

Known as the “Taiwan Policy Act of 2011,” the bill may have enough bipartisan support to pass the Republican-controlled House, but it is likely to have a harder time in the Senate.