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561 Taiwan needs improved deterrence Taipei Times Editorial 427
562 Lessons from Ukraine: Stop helping China to invade Taiwan Richard D. Fisher, Jr. 620
563 Court misreads spying operations Chen Chi-nung 陳啟濃 622
564 Shaming Taiwan, but taking its cash Chin Ching 秦靖 426
565 Ukraine a harbinger for Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 361
566 Nixon’s gamble on China paid off Pei Minxin 裴敏欣 397
567 Grasping Ukraine situation is vital Jerry Liu 劉仕傑 408
568 KMT’s US pivot: distrust and verify Taipei Times Editorial 754
569 Pushing the UK to improve ties Gray Sergeant 367
570 The two sides to Chiang Ching-kuo The Liberty Times Editorial 931
571 Want to save the world? Recognize Taiwan Ian Easton 398
572 Separating food safety from ideology Taipei Times Editorial 473
573 Stop covering for Yen Ching-piao Chin Heng-wei 金恒煒 338
574 Tsai kills five birds with one stone Fan Shih-ping 范世平 610
575 Ko still living his ‘Chinese dream’ Taipei Times Editorial 318
576 Military cooperation with India practical Chang Feng-lin 張豐麟 328
577 Taiwan-India ties ready to take off Sumit Kumar 714
578 China has erred in its reading of Lithuania Tommy Lin 林逸民 328
579 KMT’s terminology erodes trust Taipei Times Editorial 772
580 Ukraine tinderbox could affect Taiwan Taipei Times Editorial 410
 
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Newsflash

A Taiwanese businessman investing in China was shocked when he found that a 50 million yuan (US$8 million) loan he applied for from the China Construction Bank (CCB) more than a year ago actually went into a unrelated business in China and was used as collateral for another 90 million yuan loan.

The 73-year-old Chen Hsi-so (陳細鎖) said that on the recommendation of a friend, he opened a lime absorbent plant in Wuping District, Longyan, in China’s Fujian Province last year, and applied for a 50 million yuan loan from CCB’s branch in Wuping.