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2701 Saito cares for Taiwan, Ma cares for China James Wang 王景弘 1093
2702 Can the ECFA train be stopped? Taipei Times 1093
2703 Wu ‘blows his top’ at inefficiency Taipei Times 956
2704 What about the rest of China? Taipei Times 844
2705 Conference unites Taiwan, PRC Michael Danielsen 907
2706 Beijing, the serial deal breaker Taipei Times 815
2707 One third of the nation are idiots Taipei Times 795
2708 Kaohsiung Incident a good reminder Gerrit van der Wees 1114
2709 Are human rights still on the agenda? Taipei Times 811
2710 Where the buck stops Taipei Times 908
2711 ECFA: Letting the public decide Cheng Li-chiun 鄭麗君 1057
2712 Ma silent on crucial issue of sovereignty James Wang 王景弘 1159
2713 Dubai World and Chinese illusions The Liberty Times Editorial 1373
2714 Is bad news not so bad in China? Taipei Times 1039
2715 ECFA spells doom for local service businesses Lin Kien-tsu 林健次 1065
2716 Is China as stable as it says it is? Sushil Seth 1175
2717 Enough talking — let’s see results Taipei Times 958
2718 It’s time for electoral retribution The Liberty Times Editorial 848
2719 Exit Saito, enter uncertainty Taipei Times 909
2720 Lies, obfuscation and hypocrites Taipei Times 981
 
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Newsflash


Former Financial Supervision Commission chairman Shih Chun-chi, right, protests outside the Academia Sinica during President Ma Ying-jeou’s visit to the institution in Taipei’s Nangang District yesterday.
Photo: Liao Chen-huei, Taipei Times

Several hundred researchers at the Academia Sinica shouted appeals first made by the Sunflower movement at President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) yesterday when he visited the nation’s most eminent national research institution for an international conference about the Diaoyutai Islands (釣魚台) issue.

While Ma was giving the keynote speech at the conference, Chen Yi-shen (陳儀深) and Shiu Wen-tang (許文堂), associate research fellows at the college’s Institute of Modern History, and Paul Jobin, an associate professor at the University of Paris Diderot, silently held aloft posters with messages for the president.