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361 ‘One China’ and changing times Taipei Times Editorials 423
362 Taiwan needs a Ukraine strategy Daniel F. Runde 408
363 Step up war preparations Taipei Times Editorials 390
364 Focusing more on Taiwanese culture Taipei Times Editorials 435
365 KMT’s China trip fraught with danger Taipei Times Editorials 450
366 A spy balloon and Thucydides trap Manik Mehta 407
367 Warm Czech ties an opportunity Chen Yung-chang 陳永昌 404
368 Afghanistan shows China’s deficits Sadiq Amini 446
369 A good start for new Czech leader Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy 389
370 Taiwan must stand up for itself Khedroob Thondup 432
371 US warnings an opportunity Taipei Times Editorials 384
372 Lai’s safe stance on independence Chen Chi-nung 陳啟濃 465
373 NHIA leak requires all-out response Wang Yu-pei 王昱培 408
374 Taiwan becoming spy playground The Liberty Times Editorial 512
375 Spying penalties should be stricter Chao Hsuey-wen 趙萃文 429
376 Wu shows a path forward for DPP Tommy Lin 林逸民 395
377 Germany has lessons on all-out defense Kao Chih-yun 高志耘 398
378 Vote for Wu and let Wang serve Liu Ying 劉瑩 382
379 Taiwan must tackle military spy issue Taipei Times Editorials 454
380 Clarity on KMT conscription stance Chang Cheng-shuh 張正修 448
 
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Newsflash

The US “kept Taiwan in mind” during US President Barack Obama’s recent meetings with Chinese President Hu Jintao (胡錦濤) and rejected any Chinese request that would have caused harm to Taiwan in negotiating the text of the two presidents’ Joint Statement, American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) Chairman Raymond Burghardt said yesterday.

Saying that China came into the negotiations on the joint statement with the intention of trying to “break new ground,” Burghardt said the US managed to make it a constructive statement “that in no way violate[d] any of Taiwan’s interests.”