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1 ‘A long journey full of tears’ Han Cheung 1108
2 Full text of President Tsai's inaugural address Focus Taiwan 1225
3 Suppressing free speech Han Cheung 1194
4 Living and dying for independence Han Cheung 1083
5 The boy who lived to the fullest: Dai Lin Liberty Times 1380
6 Taiwan passport & nationality John Hsieh 謝鎮寬 1807
7 Unveil the strategic ambiguity John Hsieh 謝鎮寬 1455
8 Republic of China map of killing fields in Taiwan during 228 Massacre Michael Richardson 1518
9 228 anniversary is window to Taiwan political purgatory under Republic of China Michael Richardson 1432
10 Ma Ying-jeou sets world shoe toss record in Taiwan amidst growing call to resign Michael Richardson 1373
11 The Shame of Ma Ying-jeou: Chen Shui-bian and Taiwanese Silence Jack Healey 1381
12 Unresolved sovereignty of Taiwan spawns new challenge to Republic of China (Photos) Michael Richardson 1542
13 Medical and legal professions called to protect Chen Shui-bian’s rights Michael Richardson 1259
14 Congressman Steve Chabot to visit Chen Shui-bian at Taichung Prison Michael Richardson 1590
15 Chen Shui-bian’s return to prison led to suicide attempt and provokes outrage Michael Richardson 1400
16 The Madness of Ma: Slow-Motion State Violence in Taiwan and the Murder of Chen Shui-bian Jack Healey 1478
17 Jeff Koo confirms trial rigging against Chen Shui-bian in court statement Michael Richardson 1456
18 Taiwanese scholars say Chen Shui-bian’s trial is political persecution Michael Richardson 1569
19 The 228 Massacre continues to divide Taiwan sixty-six years after killings (Photos) Michael Richardson 1363
20 An Open Letter to the Democratic Progressive Party of Taiwan Jack Healey 1088
 
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Newsflash


Premier William Lai, left, and Mainland Affairs Council Minister Katharine Chang speak during a question-and-answer session at the legislature in Taipei yesterday.
Photo: Liao Chen-huei, Taipei Times

The issue with the so-called “1992 consensus” is that there is no consensus about whether it exists or what it actually means, Premier William Lai yesterday told legislators yesterday, adding that the nation needs to address the problem.