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1061 Labor insurance needs bold reforms Taipei Times Editorial 569
1062 Symbols’ removal needs consensus Taipei Times 500
1063 No ‘rights’ to celebrate Taipei Times Editorial 524
1064 Time for a serious discussion Taipei Times Editorial 516
1065 Hong Kong and Taiwan are different Taipei Times Editorial 495
1066 Sovereignty belongs to Taiwanese Taipei Times Editorial 520
1067 Slap proves how willing the KMT is to coexist Lin Jui-hsia 林瑞霞 485
1068 Blanket ban on Chinese software Taipei Times Editorial 476
1069 Greater threat awareness needed Taipei Times Editorial 540
1070 China’s new regulations for teachers pose a threat Koeh Ian-lim 郭燕霖 490
1071 NTU president Kuan should resign Taipei Times Editorial 504
1072 Tsai must back words with actions Taipei Times Editorial 500
1073 Sovereignty should be Taiwan’s No. 1 issue Chen Tsai-neng 陳財能 815
1074 The KMT shows its true colors Taipei Times Editorial 521
1075 PRC swine fever threat cannot be overlooked Martin Oei 黃世澤 476
1076 How best to use excess taxes Taipei Times Editorial 515
1077 US could go to war to fix China Paul Lin 林保華 542
1078 Democratic standards are faith of the nation Michael Danielsen 542
1079 Taiwan will prevail against China Taipei Times Editorial 571
1080 Tsai needs resolution over China Taipei Times Editorial 483
 
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Newsflash

The Taiwanese military is on high alert and is closely monitoring the Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) air and naval deployments after Beijing yesterday reserved seven airspace areas east of its Zhejiang and Fujian provinces through Wednesday.

Beijing’s action was perceived as a precursor to a potential third “Joint Sword” military exercise, which national security experts said the PLA could launch following President William Lai’s (賴清德) state visits to the nation’s three Pacific allies and stopovers in Hawaii and Guam last week.

Unlike the Joint Sword military exercises in May and October, when Beijing provided detailed information about the affected areas, it has yet to formally announce any planned military drills.