 | 30 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Follow the "Vanuatu model" |
| 30 November 2004:Antonio Chiang:
"Soft coup" was merely anxiety |
| 29 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Missing: two policy platforms |
| 29 November 2004:Richard Halloran:
China's subs coming into play |
| 29 November 2004:Lee Teng-hui:
WW-II key no nation's status |
| 28 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Let's de-politicize de-Sinicization |
| 28 November 2004:President Chen:
"Taiwan Province" not needed |
| 27 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Taiwan is already on the world stage |
| 27 November 2004:Ku Er-teh:
Troubled KMT in state of decline |
| 25 November 2004:Nat Bellocchi:
Policy of constraint is a tug of war |
| 25 November 2004:Liu Kuan-teh:
President directing the election agenda |
| 24 November 2004:Taipei Times:
China is an obstacle to peace |
| 23 November 2004:Taipei Times:
The KMT must shed symbols |
| 22 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Chen can't rely on Lien Chan's stupidity |
| 22 November 2004:Cheng Wei-chun:
Who needs a "father of the nation"anyway? |
| 22 November 2004:Joseph Wu:
China's influence a problem for Taiwan-EU ties |
| 22 November 2004:Mr. Bush:
calls on China to show restraint |
| 21 November 2004:Liberty Times:
Taiwan is sovereign but abnormal |
| 21 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Ma's nitpicking won't work |
| 20 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Follow Vaclav Havel moral example |
| 19 November 2004:Charles Snyder:
Bush - Lee Yuan-tseh meet "likely" |
| 19 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Bush needs stability in Asia |
| 19 November 2004:Liu Kuan-teh:
Frank talks essential for security in the Strait |
| 18 November 2004:Charles Snyder:
Rice expected to push for cross-strait talks |
| 17 November 2004:US Department of Defense:
China boosting cyberwar ability |
| 16 November 2004:Taipei Times:
The military has passed the test |
| 16 November 2004:Chin Heng-wei:
New textbooks will simply tell the truth |
| 15 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Loosen the colonial chains |
| 14 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Sub incident shows China's stripes |
| 13 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Seize the opportunity for peace |
| 13 November 2004:Huang Tien-lin:
"Going West"threatening Taiwan's sovereignty |
| 12 November 2004:United States
praises Chen Shui-bian's peace plan |
| 11 November 2004:Taipei Times:
The KMT is nothing without its assets |
| 11 November 2004:Paul Lin:
Resist China's divisive approach |
| 11 November 2004:Taiwan Cabinet
gives Mr. Ma a history class |
| 10 November 2004:Taipei Times:
The need for a new Constitution evident |
| 10 November 2004:Mei-chin Chen:
Powell doesn't know about Taiwan |
| 09 November 2004:Taipei Times:
China totters on the brink of chaos |
| 09 November 2004:Sushil Seth:
China is looking for a quid pro quo |
| 09 November 2004:Taiwan Professors' Association
writes Taiwanese Constitution |
| 09 November 2004:Opinion survey
backs sovereign and independent Taiwan |
| 08 November 2004:Foreign Minister Mark Chen:
Beijing's diplomatic behaviour is "disgraceful" |
| 07 November 2004:President Chen tells TIME:
Taiwan an independent, sovereign nation |
| 07 November 2004:Lee Teng-hui
fires salvos on the hustings |
| 07 November 2004:Richard Hazeldine:
Time for Lien Chan to step down |
| 06 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Pan-blues could learn from Kerry |
| 06 November 2004:Nat Bellocchi:
More US-Taiwan dialogue needed |
| 06 November 2004:Liu Kuan-teh:
Construct a more open US-Taiwan relationship |
| 05 November 2004:Taipei Times:
Blue camp, losing without honor |
| 05 November 2004:Li Thian-hok:
Bush must close ranks with Taipei |
| 05 November 2004:Charles Snyder:
US expected to rethink its Taiwan role |
| 05 November 2004:Ted Galen Carpenter:
On Colin Powell's dismal kowtow |
| 04 November 2004:Prof. Ruan Ming:
The secret of Taiwan's success |
| 04 November 2004:Taipei Times:
US, Taiwan are democratic partners |
| 03 November 2004:Prof. Chen Lung-chu:
Taiwan is a modern, sovereign nation |
| 02 November 2004:Chin Heng-wei:
Some gain for Taiwan in Powell's comments |
September 2004 |
| 30 September 2004:Taipei Times:
Low PFP support reflects a mood |
| 30 September 2004:Richard Kagan:
Hu Jintao's US Civil War analogy is inaccurate |
| 29 September 2004:Cheng Ying-yao et al:
Arms budget is a counter to China |
| 28 September 2004:Taipei Times:
Speech should set a good precedent |
| 28 September 2004:Legislative Yuan
gets ready for President Chen's "State of the Nation" |
| 27 September 2004:Taipei Times:
US: know where your interests lie |
| 27 September 2004:Li Thian-hok:
Beware Beijing's false friendships |
| 27 September 2004:Eugene Liu:
For peace, prepare for war |
| 27 September 2004:Prof. Peng Ming-min's
memoires reflect on democratic evolution |
| 26 September 2004:Taipei Times:
There is little upstairs at the KMT |
| 26 September 2004:Prof. Peng Ming-min:
suggests protesters to try out Beijing |
| 26 September 2004:Liu Kuan-teh:
Pan-blues have shot themselves in the foot |
| 25 September 2004:Taipei Times:
With friends like these... |
| 25 September 2004:Richard Halloran:
Tricky days ahead for Hu Jintao and China |
| 23 September 2004:Taipei Times:
Kayser case shows blurred relations |
| 23 September 2004:DPP celebrates
18 years of fighting fo democracy |
| 22 September 2004:Sushil Seth:
The emperor's new clothes are old |
| 22 September 2004:Jerome Keating:
What Soong should debate |
| 20 September 2004:Taipei Times:
the language issue in national-level exams |
| 20 September 2004:Hsu Szu-chien:
Keeping an eye on the bigger picture |
| 20 September 2004:Mac William Bishop:
Keyser trip unoffical but hardly a secret |
| 19 September 2004:Foreign Minister Chen
rushes to the US |
| 19 September 2004:Taipei Times:
time to take off the kid gloves |
| 19 September 2004:Liu Kuan-teh:
President Chen changes tack on UN strategy |
| 19 September 2004:Liberty Times:
Learning from Peng Ming-min's Declaration |
| 18 September 2004:Taipei Times:
The KMT gains little by crying wolf |
| 18 September 2004:Wen Wei-ni:
Persuading the EU to keep the China arms ban |
| 18 September 2004:Premier Yu:
denies knowing of Keyser meetings |
| 17 September 2004:Taipei Times:
Taking steps towards a UN seat |
| 17 September 2004:Lee Long-hwa:
Kofi Annan parrots Beijing's line |
| 17 September 2004:President Chen Shui-bian's
address to the UN press corps |
| 17 September 2004:Taiwan's:
12th bid to UN membership fails |
| 16 September 2004:Jan Peter Balkenende:
Revitalizing belief in the EU |
| 16 September 2004:Nat Bellocchi:
Navigating the minefield of reform |
| 16 September 2004:Paul Lin:
Jiang's leaving won't change China's policy |
| 15 September 2004:Prof. Chen Lung-chu:
UN bid is more than just a dream |
| 13 September 2004:Taiwan thinktanks:
urge EU to uphold arms ban on China |
| 13 September 2004:Michael Yuen:
Republic of Taiwan needs US backing |
| 12 September 2004:Wu Chih-chung:
EU must not remove arms ban on China |
| 11 September 2004:Thomas Chen:
Honoring Peng Ming-min's manifesto |
| 10 September 2004:Taipei Times:
Bringing the Olympics to Taiwan |
| 10 September 2004:Paul Lin:
Hong Kong Democrats at a disadvantage |
| 10 September 2004:Chin Heng-wei:
The rot in the pan-blue camp runs to the core |
| 07 September 2004:Taipei Times:
Time to choose a successor |
| 07 September 2004:Alison Hsieh (from Athens):
"One China" violates our rights |
| 06 September 2004:Paul Lin:
Democracy in the region at a critical crossroads |
| 05 September 2004:President Chen (in Seattle):
praises Taiwan-US relationship |
| 05 September 2004:Liberty Times:
China's unification efforts will fail |
| 05 September 2004:Lin Yu-chong:
Insist on using "Taiwan" |
| 04 September 2004:President Chen (in Belize)
says "Taiwan" is the best name |
| 04 September 2004:Prof. Chen Ching-chih:
US must be firm in its support for Taiwanese |
| 03 September 2004:Foreign Minister Mark Chen
briefly meets Powell in Panama |
| 03 September 2004:DPP liaison in US
blasts Republican error |
| 03 September 2004:Chen Hurng-yu:
Singapore panders to China, again |
| 03 September 2004:Richard Halloran:
Redrawing the line in the water |
| 02 September 2004:Taipe Times:
China should trust Taiwan's goodwill |
| 02 September 2004:Swedish Parliament:
Taiwan has Swedish friends |
| 01 September 2004:Taipe Times:
Rest in peace "Chinese, Taipei" |
| 01 September 2004:US Republicans
support Taiwan |
| 01 September 2004:Daniel McCarthy:
The empty talk of Singapore |
July 2004 |
| 31 July 2004:Chiu Teh-hung:
New path for a fallen KMT woodpecker |
| 30 July 2004:Taipei Times:
Military budget needs support |
| 30 July 2004:President Chen
takes part in submarine excercise |
| 30 July 2004:Former President Lee:
Mass movement key to national sovereignty |
| 29 July 2004:Andrew Yang:
US should take a clear stand in the Strait |
| 29 July 2004:Lao Pao:
Reform of the media a must for democracy |
| 28 July 2004:Lee Teng-hui:
Our future is revealed by looking at the past |
| 28 July 2004:Kenneth Choy:
The KMT misses another chance |
| 23 July 2004:Taipei Times:
Infighting may destroy the blue camp |
| 23 July 2004:Li Thian-hok:
An open letter to US Senator Kerry |
| 23 July 2004:Pan-blue lawyers
concede defeat on election recount |
| 22 July 2004:Taipei Times:
Chinese tourists threaten security |
| 22 July 2004:Democratic Progressive Party
counters "Bulletgate" |
| 22 July 2004:Wu Ming-chi:
Rice broke new ground in Beijing |
| 21 July 2004:Taipei Times:
The KMT still doesn't get democracy |
| 21 July 2004:Nat Bellocchi:
It's time to revisit the status quo |
| 17 July 2004:US Congress
backs TRA Resolution |
| 14 July 2004:Taipei Times:
Thieves and thugs run China |
| 14 July 2004:Arthur Waldron:
Status quo defined by the US |
| 13 July 2004:Great Britain
would welcome cross-Strait dialogue |
| 13 July 2004:David Johnson:
The mythical mainland |
| 11 July 2004:Taipei Times:
US arms sales put into perspective |
| 11 July 2004:Liberty Times:
Panel on shooting not necessary |
| 10 July 2004:Taipei Times:
Chiang family now rooted in Taiwan |
| 10 July 2004:Ku Chung-hwa:
Taiwan's Constitution at crossroads |
| 09 July 2004:Taipei Times:
China's military threat no illusion |
| 07 July 2004:Liu Kuan-teh:
China showing its real face in Hong Kong |
| 06 July 2004:Richard Halloran:
Chen plays key role in cross-strait relations |
| 06 July 2004:Yao Chia-wen:
Forging democracy, one step at a time |
| 05 July 2004:Taipei Times:
The whole truth, and nothing less |
| 05 July 2004:Nat Bellocchi:
Time for the US to make new rules |
| 05 July 2004:Charles Snyder:
US Security Commission keeps dodging "One China" issue |
| 04 July 2004:Taipei Times:
Making deals for arms purchases |
| 02 July 2004:Lee Teng-hui
Launches Constitutional campaign |
| 02 July 2004:Li Thian-hok:
US "realism" unsettling for Taiwan |
| 01 July 2004:Taipei Times:
Ask not for whom the bell tolls... |
| 01 July 2004:Hsu Yung-ming:
"Status quo"is just an easy choice |
May 2004 |
| 31 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Black is white, wrong is right... |
| 30 May 2004:Liberty Times:
China is blind to Taiwan's people |
| 30 May 2004:United States
warns of China's cloud across the Strait |
| 30 May 2004:Former president Lee
insists on a new Constitution |
| 29 May 2004:Taipei Times:
China can learn from KMT's defeat |
| 29 May 2004:Mac William Bishop:
Send the Marines to school, not to Iraq |
| 29 May 2004:President Chen
urges EU to take an active role |
| 28 May 2004:Taipei Times:
No more fantasies about China |
| 28 May 2004:Bruce Jacobs:
Chen made good; now it's the turn of the KMT |
| 27 May 2004:Pro-independence groups
demand new Constitution |
| 26 May 2004:President Chen
tells WFTA he hasn't backtracked |
| 25 May 2004:Taipei Times:
China's threats only isolates its leaders |
| 25 May 2004:Chen Fang-ming:
Vital youth versus geriatric blues |
| 24 May 2004:Sushil Seth:
China's possible rethink on Taiwan |
| 24 May 2004:Paul Lin:
History sheds light on ethnic interaction |
| 24 May 2004:President Chen Shui-bian
expresses wish to make trip to Capitol Hill |
| 23 May 2004:Former President Lee:
Spit on the pan-blue leaders |
| 23 May 2004:Liberty Times:
Leading Taiwan to normalcy |
| 22 May 2004:Harvey Feldman:
WHA bid marked progress in global ties |
| 22 May 2004:Australian Representative Michael Danby:
Advice to Chen; steady as she goes |
| 22 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Meeting military threats with candy floss |
| 22 May 2004:US House of Representatives
approves expanded defense ties with Taiwan |
| 21 May 2004:US Congressmen
congratulate President Chen on inauguration |
| 21 May 2004:Congressman Leach:
President Chen's speech was constructive |
| 21 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Inaugural speech: a missed opportunity |
| 21 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Inaugural speech: a missed opportunity |
| 20 May 2004:President Chen's inaugural speech:
Paving the way for a sustainable Taiwan |
| 20 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Much must be expected from President Chen |
| 20 May 2004:Congressman Jim Leach:
The US is proud of Taiwan |
| 19 May 2004:Taipei Times:
China needs a history lesson |
| 19 May 2004:Prof. Koh Se-kai
to head Taiwan mission in Japan |
| 19 May 2004:Frank Wu:
Four fundamentals for the future |
| 17 May 2004:Koo Kuan-min:
Taiwan is not a colony of the US |
| 17 May 2004:Taiwan
pins its WHO hopes on allies |
| 16 May 2004:Lee Teng-hui's
new book sheds light on last days of CCK |
| 16 May 2004:Prof. Chen Lung-chu:
WHO role critical for Taiwan to aid health |
| 16 May 2004:Kuomintang
is split on "Chinese"in its name |
| 15 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Chen must use words carefully |
| 15 May 2004:Prof. Lee Hung-hsi
suggests President Chen ditch "five noes"in second term |
| 15 May 2004:Hsiao Bikhim:
An updated Constitution nothing to be afraid of |
| 14 May 2004:Prof. Edward Chen:
Ask the people about unification |
| 14 May 2004:Diplomatic allies
present Taiwan's bid for WHO observership |
| 14 May 2004:Pro-independence groups
warn against "five noes" |
| 13 May 2004:Taipei Times:
WHO acts as China's accomplice |
| 13 May 2004:Holmes Liao:
Blue-camp bullies behaving badly |
| 13 May 2004:Paul Lin:
China showing signs of new thinking |
| 12 May 2004:Su Tseng-chang
to take Presidential Office reins |
| 12 May 2004:Chen Po-chih:
Investors learn China isn't a land of promise |
| 11 May 2004:Taipei Times:
More media trickery will backfire |
| 11 May 2004:Prof. Chen Lung-chu:
Building Taiwan-EU relationships |
| 11 May 2004:Liberty Times:
Chinese investments prove risky |
| 11 May 2004:Liu Kuan-teh:
Political transitions are worth planning |
| 10 May 2004:Taipei Times:
What goes around comes around |
| 10 May 2004:Yeh Chu-lan,
politician in her own right |
| 09 May 2004:Lee Teng-hui:
The KMT party-state is dead |
| 09 May 2004:Prof. Chen Lung-chu:
Freedom of speech does not mean lawlessness |
| 08 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Taiwan deserves more respect |
| 08 May 2004:US official
urges care in inauguration speech |
| 08 May 2004:US Congress
approves bill in favor of Taiwan's WHO bid |
| 08 May 2004:European Commission
tells China to improve rights, then ask for arms |
| 07 May 2004:Taipei Times:
End the disingeous demagoguery |
| 07 May 2004:Nat Bellocchi:
Mutual understanding is the key |
| 07 May 2004:Ruan Ming:
Lien Chan: You want to talk about a coup d'etat? |
| 06 May 2004:Paul Lin:
It's time to focus on uniting the nation |
| 05 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Ma Ying-jeou's muddled thinking is bewildering |
| 05 May 2004:Judy Wu:
US antiquated policies not fair |
| 04 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Investing in a minefield |
| 04 May 2004:Huang Tien-lin:
Not every profit profits the nations |
| 03 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Poisoned words provoke changes |
| 03 May 2004:Lee Teng-hui
tells blue camp: It's all about identity |
| 03 May 2004:Bo Tedards:
A fair process makes elections free |
| 02 May 2004:Taipei Times:
The status quo is far from static |
| 02 May 2004:Liberty Times:
It's China's turn to bend a little |
| 02 May 2004:Iap Hong Sum:
Some watchdogs have rabies |
| 01 May 2004:Taipei Times:
Evaluating President Chen's leadership |
| 01 May 2004:Paul Lin:
US words reflect long-term change |
| 01 May 2004:Liu Kuan-teh:
Chen must seize the chance he's been given |
March 2004 |
| 31 March 2004:Taipei Times:
The truth shall set you free |
| 31 March 2004:Chen Wen-chen Memorial Foundation:
The history of KMT lies repeats itself |
| 31 March 2004:Prof. Peng Hun:
Taiwan is in need of discerning media |
| 29 March 2004:Taipei Times:
Do we need a recount or a shrink? |
| 29 March 2004:Presbyterian Church:
slams Lien and Soong |
| 29 March 2004:Mac William Bischop:
Lien and Soong: on the hunt for the white whale |
| 28 March 2004:Taipei Times:
We must rely on legal mechanisms |
| 28 March 2004:President Chen
replies to pan-blue rally request |
| 28 March 2004:White House
gives president Chen official congratulations |
| 28 March 2004:Chin Heng-wei:
Lien and Soong are trying to save their own hides |
| 27 March 2004:Taipei Times:
Democracy will ultimately prevail |
| 27 March 2004:Andy Morton:
Ma Ying-jeou should jump ship while lifeboat is still in reach |
| 26 March 2004:Breaking News:
Central Election Commission declares Chen the winner |
| 26 March 2004: Breaking News:
US to issue congratulations after CEC announcement |
| 26 March 2004: Taipei Times:
Why the charade? |
| 26 March 2004: Liu Kuan-teh:
US has no reason not to recognize Chen's win |
| 26 March 2004: US Congress:
sends congratulation letter to Chen and Lu |
| 25 March 2004: Taipei Times:
Pan-blues' distrust of democracy is evident |
| 25 March 2004: Dty secr.-general Joseph Wu:
At stake: democracy and the rule of law |
| 24 March 2004: Taipei Times:
Abiding by the law |
| 24 March 2004:Martin Williams:
Oh Gareth, the true crisis is yours |
| 23 March 2004:Taipei Times:
It's time to make peace |
| 23 March 2004:Bruce Jacobs:
Chen victorious is Taiwan's gain |
| 23 March 2004:Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
Chen gets congratulations |
| 23 March 2004:Lee Long Hwa:
Demagogue Lien shows his face |
| 22 March 2004:Taipei Times:
The referendum decided the election |
| 22 March 2004:Liberty Times:
Chen must unite the country behind him |
| 22 March 2004:Bruno Kaufmann:
Lessons can be learned from the referendum |
| 21 March 2004:Taipei Times:
Election reaction is playing with fire |
| 21 March 2004:President Chen:
overcomes the odds, is re-elected |
| 21 March 2004:Wang Yeh-lih:
Chen will not get a honeymoon |
| 20 March 2004:President and Vice-President
shot in assasination attempt |
| 20 March 2004:Taipei Times:
a shameful day for democracy |
| 20 March 2004:Li Thian-hok:
Taiwan's date with destiny today |
| 20 March 2004:Paul Lin:
Democracy will help both sides |
| 20 March 2004:Cao Chang-ching:
Cast ballots for a green spring in Taiwan |
| 20 March 2004:Bruno Kaufmann and Theo Schiller:
Taiwan's democracy faces its biggest test yet |
| 19 March 2004:Bo Tedards:
For fair elections, work remains to be done |
| 19 March 2004:Sushil Seth:
From headache to migraine: why China can't really celebrate |
| 18 March 2004:Prof. Chen Ching-chih:
China's Taiwan solution: Anschluss |
| 17 March 2004:Taipei Times:
Choosing the future or the past |
| 17 March 2004:Cao Chang-ching:
Pan-blues win will hold Taiwan back |
| 17 March 2004:Mac William Bishop:
Pan-blues aim to win election on their knees |
| 17 March 2004:President Chen
blasts France for siding with China |
| 16 March 2004:Taipei Times:
Black gold was always blue |
| 16 March 2004:Chin Heng-wei:
The KMT is in trouble, win or lose |
| 15 March 2004:Taipei Times:
KMT: reactionaries, mostly thieves |
| 15 March 2004:Lo Chih-cheng:
Taiwanese democracy helps the US |
| 15 March 2004:Lee Chang-kuei:
A big decision for the people of Taiwan |
| 15 March 2004:President Chen Shui-bian:
sees Lien Chan quitting after defeat |
| 15 March 2004: Former President Lee Teng-hui:
Referendum ballots sacred |
| 14 March 2004:Former President Lee
speaks at huge pan-green rally in Kaohsiung |
| 14 March 2004:Charles Snyder:
Chinese efforts to thwart US support for Taiwan backfire |
| 14 March 2004: James Gardner:
Taiwan has a chance to reject the forces that harm it |
| 14 March 2004: Former President Lee
speaks at huge pan-green rally in Kaohsiung |
| 14 March 2004: Charles Snyder:
Chinese efforts to thwart US support for Taiwan backfire |
| 14 March 2004: Liberty Times:
Pan-blues make foolish promises |
| 13 March 2004: Taipei Times:
The referendum serves all of Asia |
| 13 March 2004: Mac William Bishop:
Two heads aren't better than one |
| 12 March 2004: Parris Chang:
Hong Kong shows that China fears democracy |
| 12 March 2004: Paul Lin:
If the blue win, whither Taiwan |
| 12 March 2004: Chin Heng-wei:
Saturday's march a test for the pan-blues |
| 12 March 2004: Bo Tedards and Dan McCarthy:
Letters to the editor |
| 11 March 2004: Taipei Times:
Voting with confidence in the future |
| 11 March 2004: Northern, Central, Southern and Eastern Taiwan Society:
Wake up before it's too late, Taiwan |
| 11 March 2004: Huang Tien-lin:
A "Taiwan First" policy will help the economy |
| 11 March 2004: Taipei Times:
Interview with president Chen -- Part II |
| 10 March 2004: Taipei Times:
Interview with president Chen -- Part I |
| 10 March 2004: Taipei Times:
Referendum's legality not an issue |
| 10 March 2004: Ku Er-teh:
China needs some common sense |
| 10 March 2004: Nat Bellocchi:
Vote to ensure voting in the future |
| 08 March 2004: President Chen
considering female prime minister |
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07 March 2004: Editorial:
It's time for the legislature to act |
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07 March 2004: Liberty Times:
Strength and peace go hand in hand |
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07 March 2004: Joel Linton:
Government is for the people |
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06 March 2004: James Auer:
On March 20th, vote for democracy |
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05 March 2004: Taiwanese-American groups
give Bush 9,000 letters |
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05 March 2004: Bo Tedards:
What message will voters send? |
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03 March 2004: President Chen
meets with hunger striker in show of support |
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03 March 2004: Editorial:
Pan-blues' desperation is showing |
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02 March 2004: Editorial:
In our hearts -- and our hands |
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02 March 2004: Lin Yi-hsiung
starts hunger strike over legislative reform |
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02 March 2004: Support for President Chen
at a record high |
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01 March 2004: Editorial:
What is a "New Taiwanese"? |
January 2004 |
|
31 January 2004: Editorial: Referendum detractors must explain |
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31 January 2004: Ruan Ming: Chiang Ching-kuo's complex legacy |
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31 January 2004: Paul Lin: China lacks the right to interfere in democracy |
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28 January 2004: Editorial: Et tu, Chirac? |
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28 January 2004: Huang Tien-lin: Acquiesence to "one China" is back |
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28 January 2004: Chin Heng-wei: Pan-blues show their true colors |
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27 January 2004: Editorial: Pan-blue boycott threat misguided |
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25 January 2004: EU considers lifting ban on arms sales to Beijing |
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19 January 2004: Li Thian-hok: Two letters to the US Congress |
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19 January 2004: Liu Kuan-teh: Referendum can balance cross-strait relationship |
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18 January 2004: Editorial: Chen's referendum is about peace |
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18 January 2004: Liberty Times: Maintaining status quo is the point |
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17 January 2004: President Chen announces referendum questions |
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17 January 2004: James Wang: Time to recognize the true status quo |
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14 January 2004: Editorial: The KMT are kings of divisiveness |
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13 January 2004: Editorial: Status quo has gone out of balance |
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13 January 2004: Parris Chang: Even allies disagree now and then |
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12 January 2004: Editorial: In response to our critics |
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12 January 2004: Richard Kagan: It's time for China's people to speak up |
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11 January 2004: Tenson Kao: Resolute Chen sticks to his guns |
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09 January 2004: US Congress: Set to affirm Taiwan ties |
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09 January 2004: Analyst says that US will accept Chen's referendum |
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09 January 2004: Bill Kristol: Calls US Taiwan policy "outdated" |
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09 January 2004: Liu Kuan-teh: Taiwan is not China's concubine |
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08 January 2004: Editorial: Missiles are not part of the status quo |
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08 January 2004: Nat Bellocchi: Friends can reach a compromise |
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08 January 2004: Joseph Lieberman: Bush failed Taiwan |
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07 January 2004: Michael Fonte: The status quo's true foe is China |
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07 January 2004: Kennedy nephew gives referendum a boost |
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05 January 2004: Editorial: Time for the US to lay out its reasoning |
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02 January 2004: Gerrit van der Wees: From "five noes" to a "three yes" policy |
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01 January 2004: Editorial: Allies need to show some spine |
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01 January 2004: Shu Chin-chang: Chen's critics do Beijing's bidding |
