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621 Referendum items are a KMT stunt The Liberty Times Editorial 317
622 US summit should invite Taiwan Huynh Tam Sang, Phan Van Tim 399
623 Mayor Ko Wen-je’s IQ debacle Taipei Times Editorial 310
624 KMT, TPP confused on pork issue Huang Wei-ping 黃惟冰 346
625 Rethinking the Sunflower movement Huang Yu-zhe and Lee Ming-ju 黃于哲 李明洳 316
626 Tsai must put nation on war footing Mark Rawson 339
627 Pork referendum set to serve CCP Chuang Sheng-rong 莊勝榮 328
628 Taiwanese groups can help shape US policy Michael Lin 林正二 295
629 Casting off the ‘one China’ illusion The Liberty Times Editorial 356
630 Nuclear has no place in Taiwan Pan Wei-yiu 潘威佑 333
631 Learning from Japanese consensus Yao Chung-yuan 姚中原 360
632 Canada strands vaccinated expats Michael Riches 297
633 Honesty can aid transitional justice Paul Lin 林保華 305
634 Pandora’s box of the bid to recall Chen Po-wei James Chen 陳俊穎 325
635 Ko Wen-je misusing news briefings Chang Yueh-han 張約翰 377
636 No remorse over KMT’s past Taipei Times Editorial 329
637 Understanding Chinese colonialism Kok Bayraq 713
638 Taiwan not yet a ‘normal’ society The Liberty Times Editorial 457
639 Stepping up exchanges with the EU Chang Sue-chung 張淑中 311
640 Chen recall shows flawed process Taipei Times Editorial 460
 
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Newsflash

President William Lai (賴清德) yesterday lauded the establishment of a research center in Taipei named after late Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe as an important platform for developing Taiwan-Japan cooperation.

Speaking during the opening ceremony of the research center at National Chengchi University’s (NCCU) College of International Affairs in Taipei, Lai said Abe, the longest-serving prime minister in Japanese history, was not only a great politician, but also a close friend of Taiwan.

Following the Tainan and Hualien earthquakes in 2017 and 2018 respectively, Abe not only expressed condolences to Taiwanese, but also offered help in post-disaster relief and rebuilding, Lai said.