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761 Ma playing politics with vaccines Taipei Times Editorial 329
762 Taiwan cannot rely only on the US Taipei Times Editorial 363
763 Time for Taiwan, India to team up Rahul Mishra 362
764 Myanmar coup shows struggle for democracy Tommy Lin 林逸民 351
765 Judicial corruption demands action Chin Heng-wei 金恒煒 297
766 No need to skimp on virus tests Chin Ching 秦靖 315
767 No lenience on Chinese investment Taipei Times Editorial 336
768 Taiwan must build cultural literacy Manoj Kumar Panigrahi 342
769 Biden should follow Trump’s lead Brahma Chellaney 338
770 KMT helps Beijing with messaging Taipei Times Editorial 341
771 Judicial ethics oversight too weak Lo Cheng-chung 羅承宗 352
772 Preventing supply chain attacks Chiueh Tzi-cker 闕志克 303
773 ‘Bentu’ education cannot wait Taipei Times Editorial 357
774 Pompeo secures close Taiwan ties Chin Heng-wei 金恒煒 318
775 Widening US-Taiwan engagement Chen Kuan-ting 陳冠廷 and Maxwell Wappel 363
776 KMT gets Beijing’s message across Taipei Times Editorial 323
777 Pompeo leaves Biden a parting gift Taipei Times Editorial 338
778 Considering Chen Shui-bian’s legacy: A personal assessment Stephen M. Young 375
779 Moving capital is people’s choice Taipei Times Editorial 331
780 Biden must follow up on Taiwan Joseph Bosco 322
 
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Newsflash


Students and demonstrators against the controversial cross-strait service trade agreement last night break into the compound of the Legislative Yuan and occupy the podium on the legislative floor.
Photo: Chang Chia-ming, Taipei Times.

Opposition parties and civic groups are working together on a full-scale protest that includes legislative boycotts, a “siege” of the legislature and street rallies after the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) cut short the review of the cross-strait service trade agreement on Monday and sent the pact directly to the plenary session for its second reading.

At about 9pm, more than 300 students and demonstrators broke from the rally outside the Legislative Yuan, broke into the compound and took over the podium on the legislative floor.