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181 Taiwan needs consensus before talks with PRC Taiwan News Editorial 968
182 The Dragon's Swagger Roger Cohen 1116
183 Move to Replace Taiwan Editor Spurs Talk Ting-I Tsai 1098
184 The Taiwan Arms-Sales Equation Brian T. Kennedy 1256
185 DPP sweep boosts Taiwan democracy Taiwan News Editorial 961
186 March for Taiwan / Ethnic Cleansing in March 1947 Taiwan (Web Albums) TaiwanYes 1391
187 No 'peace dividend' for Taiwan people Taiwan News Editorial 974
188 KMT trumps Taiwan public television Taiwan News Editorial 1145
189 Ma, not the people, bears blame for U.S. beef flap Taiwan News Editorial 1051
190 Defense contractors give Obama advice on Taiwan security Michael Richardson 1109
191 U.S. should understand Taiwan's beef stand Taiwan News Editorial 1134
192 Taiwan faces a new year of political purgatory Michael Richardson 1136
193 US business group accuses Obama of shorting Taiwan Jim Wolf 1249
194 Liberty Times: Self-salvation year Sofia Wu 1030
195 Economic Daily News: Taiwan at critical juncture Sofia Wu 2217
196 Taiwan in 2010: The leadership contest Taiwan News Editorial 1069
197 Taiwan lawmakers send message to U.S. and PRC Taiwan News Editorial 1730
198 Claims of 'recovery' for Taiwan premature Taiwan News Editorial 862
199 The Price of Freedom The Wall Street Journal 958
200 Taiwan's DPP must offer China policy alternatives Taiwan News Editorial 1038
 
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Newsflash

A massive brawl erupted between governing and opposition lawmakers in the main chamber of the legislature in Taipei yesterday over legislative reforms.

President-elect William Lai (賴清德) is to be inaugurated on Monday, but his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) lost its majority in the legislature and the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) has been working with the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) to promote their mutual ideas.

The opposition parties said the legislative reforms would enable better oversight of the Executive Yuan, including a proposal to criminalize officials who are deemed to make false statements in the legislature.