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2761 Chinese aren’t going to end the economic crisis Larry Elliott 821
2762 Ma needs a lesson in leadership Taipei Times 878
2763 Why the US will lead the ‘Asian century’ John Lee 805
2764 Ma criticized at home and abroad Taipei Times 912
2765 China misreads Taiwan ‘dissidents’ Suzanne Pepper 930
2766 Snapping Ma out of complacency Taipei Times 867
2767 A disaster that could have been less painful Paul Lin 832
2768 Risks of Obama giving in to China Thian-hok Li 952
2769 The price of incompetent leadership Taipei Times 951
2770 How can Ma appease the military? J. Michael Cole 803
2771 A muted response to real disaster Taipei Times 994
2772 A president far from his people Taipei Times 994
2773 Timing critical for battling A(H1N1) Ih-jen Su 857
2774 Gagging teachers with ‘neutrality’ Yue-dian Hsu 816
2775 If incompetence meets stealth... Taipei Times 1110
2776 What's behind Taiwan media bias? J. Michael Cole 1130
2777 Are Taiwanese fooled? Tien C. Cheng 915
2778 Protecting freedom of expression through film Yun-fen Lee 1130
2779 Where is Yeh's heroism now? Taipei Times 1048
2780 The need to defend one's own Taipei Times 1083
 
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Newsflash


New Power Party members demonstrate in Taipei yesterday, calling for people to support its proposals for holding referendums on constitutional reform and changes to the minimum wage and labor laws.
Photo: CNA

The New Power Party (NPP) yesterday began a referendum drive to scrap newly approved amendments to the Labor Standards Act (勞動基準法), legislate for a minimum wage bill and require the president to call a national affairs conference to draft a new constitution.