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641 Cold War memories help build ties Liberty Times Editorial 261
642 ‘Greater China’ is a harmful myth James Lee 李牮斯 243
643 Following the treason money Taipei Times Editorial 237
644 Taiwan is Taiwan; all other names are useless Twu Shiing-jer 涂醒哲 234
645 Media need to stand up for Taiwan Peng Jui-jen 彭睿仁 257
646 ‘War means Taiwan independence’? John J. Tkacik, Jr. 250
647 China facing challenges on Tibet Sumit Kumar 229
648 UK signaling Pacific clouds of war Edward Chen 陳一新 245
649 Boosting Taiwan’s Vietnam policy Huynh Tam Sang 379
650 Japan still settling its Taiwan policy Joseph Bosco 284
651 Beijing exploits vaccines for profit Yang Chun-chieh 楊峻杰 272
652 Beijing’s becoming brazen in its sins Taipei Times Editorial 549
653 KMT infected with ‘China disease’ Lee Min-yung 李敏勇 291
654 Policies enhance Indo-Pacific ties Sana Hashmi and Alan Yang 楊昊 283
655 Pitfalls of corporate jab donations Chang Kuo-tsai 張國財 274
656 Virus briefings are not created equal Chang Yueh-han 張約翰 377
657 Gene harvesting a security concern Taipei Times Editorial 272
658 The Diplomat gives voice to CCP Shohret Hoshur 289
659 China losing in new global order Liberty Times Editorial 275
660 Internal criticisms only help CCP Chien Yu-yen 簡余晏 232
 
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Newsflash


Students and demonstrators against the controversial cross-strait service trade agreement last night break into the compound of the Legislative Yuan and occupy the podium on the legislative floor.
Photo: Chang Chia-ming, Taipei Times.

Opposition parties and civic groups are working together on a full-scale protest that includes legislative boycotts, a “siege” of the legislature and street rallies after the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) cut short the review of the cross-strait service trade agreement on Monday and sent the pact directly to the plenary session for its second reading.

At about 9pm, more than 300 students and demonstrators broke from the rally outside the Legislative Yuan, broke into the compound and took over the podium on the legislative floor.