December 2002
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27 December 2002: Lee Teng-hui:
"One
China" relic of Civil War |
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25 December 2002: Editorial:
What
hope is there for Christmas? |
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25 December 2002: Paul Lin:
HK
protests highlight China's duplicity |
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24 December 2002: Editorial:
Everybody
wants to be president |
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24 December 2002: James Wang:
Dealing
with a neighbourhood thug |
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22 December 2002: Lee Teng-hui:
Don't
vote for the blue camp in 2004 |
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22 December 2002: Liberty Times:
Chen
can win votes through work |
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20 December 2002:
US
likely to snub China's missile offer |
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16 December 2002: Editorial:
The
KMT's ultimatum to Soong |
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14 December 2002: Editorial:
Mr.
Paal, political goodwill is a fine line to walk |
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08 December 2002: Editorial:
Now
for the reshuffle |
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08 December 2002: Chiu Hei-yuan:
What next for the election contenders? |
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08 December 2002: Bruce Jacobs:
Personalities
played pivotal part |
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08 December 2002: Chin Heng-wei:
Don't
try to read too much in local voting |
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05 December 2002: Editorial:
Saying
no to the status quo |
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05 December 2002: Paul Lin:
Dirty
old Jiang's secrets revealed |
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04 December 2002: Opinion poll:
Pro-
independence sentiment increasing |
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03 December 2002: Taiwan Communiqué:
The
flag debate from a new perspective |
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01 December 2002: Editorial:
Taipei
Times: Facing China's fifth column |
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01 December 2002: Li Thian-hok:
The
PRC's leadership succession and Taiwan |
October 2002
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31 October 2002: Hwan C. Lin:
Taiwan has overinvested in China |
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30 October 2002: Taiwan News:
APEC and the nation of Taiwan |
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30 October 2002: Taipei Times:
No country can stand alone |
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30 October 2002: Nat Bellocchi:
US-Taiwan relations still evolving |
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28 October 2002: Taipei Times:
President Chen's election gambit |
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28 October 2002: Lee Teng-hui:
Becoming a "normal" country |
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27 October 2002: Taipei Times:
Taipei
Times: Post-summit, the score is even |
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27 October 2002: Liberty Times:
Closing the Strait gap is misguided |
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27 October 2002:
DPP
pulls out all stops for mayoral race |
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26 October 2002: Taipei Times:
Time to revise the history books |
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26 October 2002: Chiou Chwei-liang:
Name change a first step towards UN |
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25 October 2002: Wu Ming-chi:
Time for US to dump "One China" |
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25 October 2002: US Congress
tells
Bush to send clear message to China |
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24 October 2002: Li Thian-hok:
Taiwan should show resolve to US |
August 2002
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31 August 2002: President Chen:
"Each
side" remark no accident |
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30 August 2002: James Wang:
China
strengthens Taiwan's UN bid |
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30 August 2002:
Formosa
Foundation seeks to end US "One China" policy |
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28 August 2002: Editorial:
Words are worth more than gold |
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26 August 2002: Lee Chang-kuei:
"One
China" policy won't work for Taiwan |
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26 August 2002: Editorial:
Garbled
message creates confusion |
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25 August 2002: Editorial:
Time
to realize "one China" a myth |
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25 August 2002: Liberty Times:
Taiwan's
future doesn't lie in China |
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24 August 2002: Liu Kuan-teh:
Lee's
Taipei campaign needs a lot more punch |
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23 August 2002:
Ambassador
Okasaki warns of US-China clash |
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23 August 2002: Paul Lin:
VP
Lu's trip a symbol on many levels |
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19 August 2002: Editorial:
Taipei
Times: VP Lu's trip a poke in Beijing's eye |
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18 August 2002: Liberty Times editorial:
It's
time to heed the "Go South" call |
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17 August 2002: Editorial:
Those
who live in glass houses ... |
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17 August 2002: Mike Lan:
Airbus
vs Boeing; Taiwan shouldn't settle for crumbs |
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16 August 2002: Editorial:
Fighting
the diplomatic battle |
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15 August 2002: Editorial:
Nothing
to fear from China's drills |
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15 August 2002: Nat Bellocchi:
Two
statements and two Taiwans |
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14 August 2002: Editorial:
When
will the world take off its blinkers? |
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14 August 2002: Liu Kuan-teh:
When
is the best time for the truth? |
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13 August 2002: Editorial:
Taipei
Times: Taiwan's guiding lights |
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13 August 2002: Prof. Lee Hong-hsi:
The
Switzerland of the East |
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13 August 2002: Chen Ro-jinn:
Wake
up and smell China's intentions |
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12 August 2002: Editorial:
US
and Taiwan should talk more |
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12 August 2002: James Wang:
Foreign
media ignorant of Taiwan |
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11 August 2002: Liberty Times:
Taiwan
should stand up to China |
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11 August 2002: Taiwanese Collegian:
Support
President at this critical juncture |
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11 August 2002: Prof. Chen Lung-chu:
Battling for UN entry for Taiwan |
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10 August 2002: Editorial:
Shaking
Taiwan out of complacency |
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09 August 2002: Editorial:
Towards
a more realistic US policy |
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09 August 2002: Prof. Chen Lung-chu:
Taiwanese should rally behind the brave Chen |
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09 August 2002:
President
Chen's calculated act of deterrence |
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08 August 2002: Congressman Gilman:
President
Chen is right |
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07 August 2002: Editorial:
Not
much has really changed |
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07 August 2002: Trong Chai:
Referendum
law could be precious weapon |
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06 August 2002: Editorial:
Sometimes
the truth hurts |
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06 August 2002: Taiwan Communiqué:
West
should be applauding President Chen |
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05 August 2002: Editorial:
Straight
talk on Strait affairs |
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05 August 2002: Liu Kuan-teh:
It's
time to shift focus of Taiwan's diplomacy |
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04 August 2002: Editorial:
Chen
raises pitch in anti-China rhetoric |
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04 August 2002: Liberty Times:
Opposition
aiding in Taiwan's demise |
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03 August 2002: Lee Teng-hui
calls
for new country |
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03 August 2002: Nadia Tsao:
Military
in Taiwan should heed US advice |
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01 August 2002: James Wang:
Who
lost the UN? |
June 2002
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30 June 2002: Liberty Times:
Peace
across the Strait an illusion |
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30 June 2002: Li Thian-hok:
Unification
a threat to American interests |
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27 June 2002: Editorial:
Fools are rushing in(to China) |
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27 June 2002:
US
Senator Torricelli supports plebiscite |
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22 June 2002:
Yao
Chia-wen triumphs against all odds |
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21 June 2002: Editorial:
Yet
another legislative mess |
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20 June 2002: Paul Lin:
China's
disregard for human rights |
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17 June 2002:
Lee
Teng-hui equates direct links with "a war" |
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16 June 2002: James Wang:
China
no longer has a "Russia card" |
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16 June 2002:
Taipei
Times celebrates third anniversary |
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15 June 2002: Editorial:
High-
speed railway to nowhere? |
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14 June 2002: Editorial:
Practice
what you preach |
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12 June 2002: Editorial:
When
Taiwan becomes a home |
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12 June 2002: James Wang:
Richard Bush's strong ties to Taiwan |
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11 June 2002: Prof. Chen Lung-chu:
If
Beijing truly wants links, ditch the missiles |
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10 June 2002: Editorial:
A
litmus test for the "pan-blue" camp |
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10 June 2002: Liu Kuan-teh:
The
PFP's "One China" ignores the will of the people |
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10 June 2002: Sushil Seth:
What
are China's Taiwan options? |
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6 June 2002: Editorial:
Updating
dinosaurs a priority |
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5 June 2002: Editorial:
Taiwanese
must make a choice |
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5 June 2002: Peng Ming-min:
Beware
of Beijing's direct links trap |
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4 June 2002: Paul Lin:
Taiwan's
reps need to stand up to China |
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4 June 2002: Huang Tien-lin:
Direct
links will not be a panacea |
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4 June 2002: Editorial:
The
lessons of June 4th |
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3 June 2002: Editorial:
Retirement
a dirty word for politicians |
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2 June 2002: Editorial:
Direct
links must not be negotiated unequally |
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2 June 2002: Editorial:
Taipei
Times : Clearing the air over Justin Chen |
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2 June 2002: Chris Lingle:
China's
economic policy misguided |
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1 June 2002: Ryan Shih:
Don't
let Justin Lin come back |
April 2002
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29 April 2002: Editorial:
Chen
must break from KMT legacy |
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29 April 2002: Li Thian-hok:
Is
Chen Taiwanese or Chinese? |
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28 April 2002:
New
US Pacific commander pledges his aid |
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28 April 2002: Thinktank:
New
name needed for international recognition |
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27 April 2002:
Taiwan
security concerns prompt US military plan |
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26 April 2002: Nadia Tsao:
Lien
Chan's trip to US of dubious distinction |
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23 April 2002: Lee Chang-kuei:
Country,
not party, must come first |
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22 April 2002: Editorial:
Lien's
lessons not worth learning |
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22 April 2002: Lin Cheng-yi:
Friends
step in to help Taiwan's bid |
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20 April 2002: Editorial:
Taiwan
should grab the European olive branch |
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19 April 2002: Editorial:
Is
Beijing trying for media control? |
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18 April 2002: James Wang:
It
is time the world accepts reality |
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17 April 2002: Nat Bellocchi:
Towards
better US- Taiwan relations |
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16 April 2002: Editorial:
Changing
one headache for another |
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15 April 2002: Editorial:
KMT,
PFP should stop moralizing |
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14 April 2002: Editorial:
Keep
up the good work (in Europe) |
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13 April 2002: Editorial:
Lady
luck frowns on China gamblers |
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13 April 2002:
DPP
members want "Taiwan" on WHO bid |
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12 April 2002:
US
emphasizing its "six assurances" for Taiwan |
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12 April 2002: Editorial:
Time
for parties to seek unity |
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11 April 2002:
US
Congressional Taiwan Caucus founded |
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11 April 2002: Prof. Chen Lung-chu:
Bush's
comments recognize the reality |
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10 April 2002: Editorial:
WHO
entry; the name game, once again |
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08 April 2002:
President
remembers democracy activist Cheng Nan-jung |
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07 April 2002: Editorial:
Is
the US's Taiwan policy changing? |
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06 April 2002: Peter Brookes:
US
Commitment to Taiwan remains firm |
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05 April 2002:
China
still a threat, says US military |
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01 April 2002: Editorial:
Don't
waste time on Tang's stupidity |
February 2002
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28 February 2002: Ma Ying-jeou:
A
reflection upon the 228 Incident |
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27 February 2002: Editorial:
On
Outer Mongolia, it's time to face up to reality |
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25 February 2002: Newsmaker:
Chen
Shih-meng back to the President's side |
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25 February 2002:
MOFA
mulls "Taiwan" for office names |
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25 February 2002:
Report
calls into question Paal appointment to AIT |
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24 February 2002: Editorial:
Bush
and Clinton, a world apart |
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23 February 2002: Editorial:
China
sidelined by fear of freedom |
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22 February 2002: Editorial:
Bush
better than Bill in Beijing |
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20 February 2002: Arthur Waldron:
What
should Bush say at Tsinghua University? |
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20 February 2002: Editorial:
Towards
a more balanced future |
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20 February 2002:
Cabinet
wins showdown over allocation of budget |
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17 February 2002: Editorial:
Annette
Lu hits the jackpot |
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16 February 2002: Condy Rice:
US'
Taiwan policy won't be restated |
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16 February 2002: Editorial:
Bush
must remember China's record |
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15 February 2002: Nat Bellocchi:
China
at a crossroads vis-à-vis US |
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14 February 2002: Editorial:
Taiwan
has some strange bedfellows |
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12 February 2002: Editorial:
Year
of the horse: galloping into a brighter future |
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09 February 2002: Editorial:
A
question of birthright, isn't it? |
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09 February 2002: Tung Li-wen:
China's
new propaganda strategy |
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08 February 2002:
CIA
director warns US of China threat |
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07 February 2002: Editorial:
When
money overcomes patriotism |
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05 February 2002: James Auer:
AEGIS
is needed on land, not sea |
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02 February 2002: Editorial:
A
return to the bad old days |
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02 February 2002:
Anger
greets KMT clean sweep |
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02 February 2002: Richard Bush:
Long
history as supporter of Taiwan |
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01 February 2002: Paul Lin:
Beijing's
actions don't match its words |
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01 February 2002:
Parties
shore up support for legislative speaker vote |
