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Listing from 2009/06/29 to 2009/07/10
EDITORIAL: Hard to tell friends from enemies
News that a close relative of a senior military intelligence official is living in a hostile country would be enough to set alarm bells ringing in most countries. Such a revelation would probably lead to the official in question being forced to recall his relative or being disciplined in some way.
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EDITORIAL: Lee¡¦s gesture puts spotlight on Ma
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EDITORIAL: Xinjiang and Taiwan¡¦s silence
The Chinese government has its admirers for being able to temper diplomatic difficulties by spreading money through the region and integrating its economic structure with the US and other major economies.
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EDITORIAL: No time for weakness on the Spratlys
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EDITORIAL: The MRT: Almost everyone wins
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EDITORIAL: Corporate governance in the spotlight
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EDITORIAL: Dog eat dog, Aboriginal-style
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EDITORIAL: Skeletons still locked in the closet
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EDITORIAL: The memorial hall whitewash
In accordance with the government¡¦s announcement in February, the name plaque at the National Taiwan Democracy Memorial Hall will be removed by the end of this month and replaced with the old one bearing the name ¡§Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall.¡¨
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EDITORIAL: Police accountability on trial
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EDITORIAL: The dilemma of Honduras
The ouster and exile by the military of Honduran president Manuel Zelaya on Sunday created several problems for Taiwan, the least of which is the Ma Ying-jeou (°¨^¤E) administration¡¦s last-minute decision to cancel his trip there later this week.
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EDITORIAL: Is Ma oblivious to China¡¦s abuses?
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