 | 30 November 2006:Charles Snyder:
US official praises Taiwan's democracy |
 | 30 November 2006:Nat Bellocchi:
Taiwan challenges US policies on China |
 | 29 November 2006:Taipei Times:
The nation's voters are watching |
 | 29 November 2006:Li Thian-hok:
The US mid-term elections and Taiwan |
 | 29 November 2006:Latest opinion poll
shows strong support for independence |
 | 27 November 2006:Paul Lin:
Don't be deceived by Hu Jintao's tactics |
 | 26 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Tough times for Ma and the KMT |
 | 25 November 2006:Taipei Times:
"Chen denial" and Chinese silence |
 | 23 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Ma Ying-jeou's dueling personalities |
 | 23 November 2006:Huang Jong-tsung:
Consider what's best for Taiwan |
 | 22 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Stop recycling the old guard |
 | 21 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Unexpected results of a witch hunt |
 | 21 November 2006:Jerome Keating:
Mayor Ma Ying-jeou's wily shuffle continues |
 | 21 November 2006:Lu Shih-hsiang:
The great Taiwanese media failure |
 | 19 November 2006:Richard Fisher:
Taiwan faces a more precise foe |
 | 19 November 2006:US-Taiwan defense dialogue
concludes for yet another year |
 | 18 November 2006:Mayor Ma
pledges to step down if indicted |
 | 18 November 2006:Charles Snyder:
US panel urges Congress to end Taiwan's isolation |
 | 16 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Different rules for different folks |
 | 16 November 2006:Nat Bellocchi:
Parties divided in more than name |
 | 15 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Frank Hsieh's low-risk gamble |
 | 15 November 2006:Ruan Ming:
Time for a new song for Taiwan |
 | 15 November 2006:Pan-blue lawmakers
boycott review of arms budget |
 | 15 November 2006:Prosecutors
grill Ma Ying-jeou over expense fund |
 | 14 November 2006:Taipei Times:
President Chen faces a tough choice |
 | 14 November 2006:Richard Halloran:
Now is the autumn of American discontent |
 | 12 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Not easy breaking up for DPP |
 | 12 November 2006:Paul Lin:
Beijing's intention is to isolate Taiwan |
 | 12 November 2006:Ruan Ming:
Going beyond the blue-green divide |
 | 12 November 2006:Taipei mayoral race:
integrity becomes debate focus |
 | 11 November 2006:Taipei Times:
With friends like Lee Yuan-tseh |
 | 10 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Don't bother reading US tea leaves |
 | 10 November 2006:Liu Kuan-teh:
Chen crisis not a political football |
 | 10 November 2006:Liberty Times:
Cross-Strait links threaten the economy |
 | 10 November 2006:Liberty Times:
Cross-Strait links threaten the economy |
 | 08 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Indictments show nation's maturity |
 | 09 November 2006:Charles Snyder:
Taiwan may get boost from US results |
 | 08 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Chen Ding-nan, a man to remember |
 | 04 November 2006:Taipei Times:
Let the nation be Chen's guide |
 | 04 November 2006:First Lady Wu indicted,
Chen to come |
September 2006 |
 | 30 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Who's afraid of lunch-box politics? |
 | 30 September 2006:Cao Changqing
hears echos of the Cultural Revolution |
 | 30 September 2006:Bill Chung:
Anti-Chen protests a lose-lose deal for Ma |
 | 29 September 2006:President Chen
vows to deliver on Constitution |
 | 28 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Shih's vanity distracts the mighty |
 | 28 September 2006:Margot Chen:
China is hell-bent on swallowing up Taiwan |
 | 28 September 2006:Lee Min-yung:
Time to put the "civic" into society |
 | 27 September 2006:Taipei Times:
PFP, Pathetic, Fleeting Phenomenon |
 | 27 September 2006:Sushil Seth:
Wealth, with PRC characteristics |
 | 27 September 2006:Jerome Keating:
Pan-blue hypocrisy just keeps rolling on |
 | 26 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Too early to pass judgement |
 | 25 September 2006:President Chen
proposes change of Constitution |
 | 25 September 2006:Yu Shyi-kun:
Public should ask Shih for an "exit plan" |
 | 25 September 2006:Troy Henley:
"ROC" sows confusion |
 | 24 September 2006:Lee Teng-hui
calls for all parties to respect the law |
 | 24 September 2006:Bo Tedards:
A coup in Taiwan is not impossible |
 | 22 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Far from Bankok, close to Manilla |
 | 22 September 2006:Huang Tien-lin:
How to rule by reading the daily newspapers |
 | 22 September 2006:Nat Belocchi:
Will the future be any different? |
 | 22 September 2006:Charles Snyder:
UN backing of South Korean worries Taiwan's allies |
 | 21 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Cancel Double Ten day |
 | 21 September 2006:Jerome Keating:
Taiwan's color-coded view of corruption |
 | 21 September 2006:Charles Hong:
Shih Ming-teh scratches the wrong itch |
 | 20 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Time for sit-in to take off its mask |
 | 20 September 2006:Li Thian-hok:
Why the UN should admit Taiwan |
 | 20 September 2006:Hsu Yung-ming:
Last week's siege a betrayal of democracy |
 | 19 September 2006:Taipei Times:
The enemy is systemic corruption |
 | 19 September 2006:DPP Chairman Yu Shyi-kun:
China sans democracy is a China sans peace |
 | 19 September 2006:Jason Liu:
Dirty tools for authoritarian ends |
 | 18 September 2006:Huang Tien-lin:
DPP fails do deal with media bias |
 | 17 September 2006:Taipei Times editorial:
Shih's strike is a bridge too far |
 | 17 September 2006:Thousands crowd Taipei
in support of Chen |
 | 16 September 2006:Taipei Times:
You gotta have faith |
 | 16 September 2006:DPP Chairman Yu
warns KMT would tilt towards China |
 | 15 September 2006:US lawmakers
honor Yu Shyi-kun, Taiwan in Washington |
 | 15 September 2006:Tu Ho-ting:
The real threat to Taiwan's security |
 | 15 September 2006:Paul Lin:
Is Shih fostering a Cultural Revolution? |
 | 14 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Shih's troops prepare for "battle" |
 | 14 September 2006:United Nations bid fails,
MOFA lashes out at China's moves |
 | 14 September 2006:DPP Chairman Yu Shyi-kun
confident arms procurement will be approved |
 | 14 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Shih's troops prepare for "battle" |
 | 08 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Topple the Cabinet? Bring it on |
 | 08 September 2006:Chen Chu:
Political institutions need respect |
 | 08 September 2006:Annie Lee:
Gender revolution bearing fruit |
 | 07 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Chen Yunlin, a Trojan envoy |
 | 07 September 2006:Legislator Trong Chai:
Present "Taiwan" to the UN General Assembly |
 | 06 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Arms Bill is Ma's next test |
 | 06 September 2006:Paul Lin:
Ma's take on PRC naive, or driven by his ideology |
 | 05 September 2006:President Chen
inks accord with Pacific allies in Palau |
 | 05 September 2006:AmCham and TSU
spar on China ties |
 | 05 September 2006:Legislator Tien Chiu-chin:
Sorrowful diplomacy: A tale of two airports |
 | 04 September 2006:President Chen
makes landmark flight to Palau summit |
 | 04 September 2006:Joseph Wang:
UN should support Taiwan |
 | 03 September 2006:Ma Ying-jeou
grants conditional "yes" to sit-in |
 | 02 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Goodbye "CKS", you won't be missed |
 | 02 September 2006:President Chen:
proposes renaming Chiang Kai-shek Airport |
 | 01 September 2006:Taipei Times:
Power stems from a muzzled press |
 | 01 September 2006:Liu Kuan-teh:
Diplomatic needs hurt by domestic politicking |
July 2006 |
 | 31 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Economic Conference: and now comes the hard part |
 | 30 July 2006:Taipei Times:
On stone throwing and glass houses |
 | 30 July 2006:Former President Lee
attacks conference results, reliance on China |
 | 29 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Mainlanders, have no fear |
 | 28 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Keeping liberty shackled |
 | 28 July 2006:President Chen
touts local investment at economic summit |
 | 28 July 2006:DPP
urges Ma Ying-jeou to make good on "sunshine law" pledge |
 | 27 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Unconstitutional? So What? |
 | 27 July 2006:Former President Lee Teng-hui:
Focus on the future, not just China |
 | 27 July 2006:Cao Changqing:
Investment in China must not be increased |
 | 27 July 2006:Taiwan economic meeting
stifles China angle |
 | 26 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Soong remains a canny operator |
 | 26 July 2006:Charles Snyder:
The truth about a US-Taiwan FTA |
 | 19 July 2006:Taipei Times:
DPP should consider post-Chen era |
 | 19 July 2006:Lu Shih-hsiang:
Anti-Chen crusaders are bluffing |
 | 19 July 2006:David Kuo:
The TSU is not a pawn of the DPP |
 | 13 July 2006:Huang Tien-lin:
DPP's "go west" stance alienates TSU |
 | 13 July 2006:US experts
support Taiwan developing ballistic missiles |
 | 12 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Ma Ying-jeou grilled by Japanese Diet members |
 | 12 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Patriotist? Show me the money |
 | 09 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Another day, another conspiracy |
 | 09 July 2006:Paul Lin:
Hong Kong, Tibet serve as a warning for Taiwan |
 | 09 July 2006:Chiu Hei-yuan:
Blue or green, it's just not enough |
 | 07 July 2006:Taipei Times:
China profits from missile madness |
 | 07 July 2006:Liu Kuan-teh:
Public will not stand for Soong's extremism |
 | 07 July 2006:Kin-ming Liu:
Unhappy birthday for Hong Kong |
 | 07 July 2006:US Defense official
says Taiwan's defense is on track |
 | 07 July 2006:Speaker Wang Jin-pyng:
China Times "intimidation" story untrue |
 | 06 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Get in touch with the public, Ma |
 | 06 July 2006:Lee Wen-chung:
Journalistic ethics sadly missing |
 | 06 July 2006:Huang Jei-hsuan:
Wake up, Taiwan |
 | 06 July 2006:DPP
wary of pan-blue camp "ambush" of the Cabinet |
 | 06 July 2006:Irate Presidential Office
pans Chen 'blackmail' story |
 | 05 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Who owes whom an apology? |
 | 05 July 2006:Kuo Chang-feng:
If Chen is a crook, then where's the evidence? |
 | 05 July 2006:Yao Chia-wen
outlines DPP's major challenges |
 | 05 July 2006:Ma and Wang
fail to reach agreement on arms budget |
 | 04 July 2006:Taiwan Solidarity Union:
Nurse democracy back to health |
 | 04 July 2006:Huang Tien-lin:
Opening to China isn't the answer |
 | 04 July 2006:Cao Chang-qing:
The KMT's tactics aren't likely to win over Taiwanese |
 | 04 July 2006:AIT Director Stephen Young
hails bilateral ties |
 | 03 July 2006:Hsu Yung-ming:
Recall campaign a turning point |
 | 03 July 2006:Taiwan Solidarity Union
denies conflict between Lee and Chen |
 | 03 July 2006:Commemorating Chen Wen-cheng's murder:
More White Terror probes urged |
 | 02 July 2006:Taipei Times:
A Legislature consumed by spite |
 | 02 July 2006:President Chen:
Make Taiwan your home |
 | 02 July 2006:Chin Heng-wei:
Pan-blue gameplaying was Soong's idea |
 | 01 July 2006:Taipei Times:
Please Mr. Bush, let Taiwan speak |
 | 01 July 2006:Paul Lin:
Recall bid the latest of chairman Ma's errors |
 | 01 July 2006:Charles Snyder:
Bush opposes ease on Taiwan contacts |
May 2006 |
 | 31 May 2006:Chin Heng-wei:
Why the DPP must pull together |
 | 28 May 2006:Taipei Times:
Why recall the President? |
 | 28 May 2006:Gerrit van der Wees:
Independence means peaceful coexistence |
 | 26 May 2006:Taipei Times:
US Defense Paper misses one target |
 | 26 May 2006:Li Thian-hok:
It is time to restore balance to US-Taiwan policy |
 | 25 May 2006:US DOD warns:
China is tipping military schales |
 | 25 May 2006:Liu Kin-ming:
"Taiwan provocation" is a fiction |
 | 25 May 2006:Paul Lin:
Don't listen to China's lies, US is on our side |
 | 23 May 2006:Taiwan's tenth WHO bid
defeated |
 | 23 May 2006:Sushil Seth:
Taiwan could end up in big trouble |
 | 22 May 2006:Winston Dang:
Taiwan's democracy is flourishing |
 | 21 May 2006:Michael Gau:
China deal with WHO is a sham |
 | 18 May 2006:Nat Bellocchi:
US, Taiwan need a broader dialogue |
 | 17 May 2006:Taipei Times:
Give us an anthem we can relate to |
 | 17 May 2006:Vice Foreign Minister Michael Kau:
Tenth bid to join WHA commences |
 | 16 May 2006:Taipei Times:
Fools rush in on cross-Strait links |
 | 161 May 2006:President Chen:
Let us put transit spat behind us |
 | 16 May 2006:Taiwan Solidarity Union
plans referendum on anthem |
 | 16 May 2006:Charles Hong:
The US is favoring China |
 | 14 May 2006:Taipei Times:
Naysayers ignore President Chen's success |
 | 14 May 2006:Wang Dan:
Ma Ying-jeou needs a history lesson |
 | 11 May 2006:President Chen
makes surprise stopover in Libya |
 | 11 May 2006:Chin Heng-wei:
The country must stand its ground |
 | 11 May 2006:Liu Kuan-teh:
Diplomacy, not politics needed to handle US relations |
 | 11 May 2006:Huanh Jei-hsuan:
Post-trip Taiwan-US relations |
 | 09 May 2006:Chen Gau-tzu:
President Chen chose the right road to Paraguay |
 | 09 May 2006:James Young:
Bush a disappointment |
 | 04 May 2006:President Chen
dissatisfied with US transit stop |
 | 02 May 2006:Emerson Chang:
"Status quo" momentarily more stable |
 | 01 May 2006:Sushil Seth:
China's clever use of "soft power" |
March 2006 |
 | 31 March 2006:Taipei Times:
A vacuous DPP helps Ma's cause |
 | 31 March 2006:Cao Chang-qing:
Ma's ideas dangerously naive |
 | 30 March 2006:Taipei Times:
The media's Ma-colored glasses |
 | 30 March 2006:Ma Ying-jeou
comes under fire from DPP and TSU |
 | 28 March 2006:Taipei Times:
Ma Ying-jeou's wishful thinking |
 | 27 March 2006:Li Thian-hok:
Ma shows true color in US speech |
 | 25 March 2006:Taipei Times:
Ma Ying-jeou romances Washington |
 | 15 March 2006:President Chen in Frankfurter Allgemeine:
China altered the "status quo" |
 | 15 March 2006:KMT LY Caucus
votes against Ma's arms bill |
 | 15 March 2006:Taipei Times:
Grant Taiwan WHO observer status |
 | 15 March 2006:Huang Jei-hsuan:
Ma's rise could spell disaster |
 | 14 March 2006:President Chen Shui-bian
may visit Libya |
 | 14 March 2006:DPP says
survey shows support for independence at all-time high |
 | 14 March 2006:Chen Hurng-yu:
US should back the Taiwanese people |
 | 14 March 2006:Richard Halloran:
Guam to become "pivot point" for US forces in Pacific |
 | 13 March 2006:Ku Er-teh:
Cabbies and dysfunctional politics |
 | 12 March 2006:Taipei Times:
The irony of Beijing's "protection" |
 | 12 March 2006:Academia Sinica study:
Taiwan indentity growing |
 | 12 March 2006:Mainland Affairs Council:
China a threat to peace |
 | 12 March 2006:Yang ji-charng:
Ma Ying-jeou is avoiding tough issues |
 | 11 March 2006:Taipei Times:
The State Department is right on rights |
 | 11 March 2006:Admiral Fallon
restates US commitment to Taiwan |
 | 10 March 2006:Taipei Times:
Mr. Ma, put your own house in order |
 | 10 March 2006:Paul Lin:
Response to scrapping NUC not all negative |
 | 10 March 2006:US' Chris Hill
calls for cross-Strait dialogue |
 | 10 March 2006:Japanese Foreign Minister
call Taiwan a country |
 | 09 March 2006:Taipei Times:
Is the US asleep at the wheel? |
 | 09 March 2006:Taipei Times cartoon:
US to Taiwan: don't cross the red line! |
 | 09 March 2006:DPP
plans democracy parade |
 | 09 March 2006:US Republican
warns on Unification Council moves |
 | 09 March 2006:Lo Chih-cheng:
Unification Council spat may herald new sense of mission |
 | 09 March 2006:Su Yeh-ping:
What is the US'"status quo"? |
 | 08 March 2006:Defense Ministry:
China is accelerating missile buildup |
 | 07 March 2006:Taipei Times:
CCP serves as mirror for pan-blues |
 | 07 March 2006:Prime Minister Su Tseng-chang:
Scrapping the NUC was the right decision |
 | 07 March 2006:Prime Minister Su to China:
talk to the government |
 | 07 March 2006:Lin Cho-shui:
Taiwan must use leverage wisely |
 | 06 March 2006:Liu Kuan-teh:
Ma takes a page out of Abian's grubby book |
 | 06 March 2006:INPR opinion poll:
Large majority says "let us decide" |
 | 05 March 2006:Taipei Times:
Taiwanese will decide for themselves |
 | 05 March 2006:Jason Lee Boon Hong:
The KMT would destroy Taiwan |
 | 05 March 2006:Ben Goren:
The KMT wants amnesia |
 | 05 March 2006:Voice of America
apologizes over its incorrect report |
 | 05 March 2006:President Chen:
Public supports NUC move |
 | 04 March 2006:Taipei Times:
The rise and rise of Ang Lee |
 | 04 March 2006:Chin Heng-wei:
Chiang Kai-shek's 228 culpability |
 | 04 March 2006:United States says:
No NUC misunderstandings |
 | 04 March 2006:Johnny Neihu:
Panda-huggers, watch your step |
 | 03 March 2006:China
complains to UN on Unification Council fate |
 | 03 March 2006:Ruan Ming:
US has role in cross-Strait impasse |
 | 03 March 2006:New AIT Director Steve Young
offers words of wisdom |
 | 03 March 2006:Ruan Ming:
US has role in cross-Strait impasse |
 | 02 March 2006:Taipei Times:
Ma's razzle dazzle falls short |
 | 02 March 2006:Nat Bellocchi:
Moving relations beyond drama |
 | 01 March 2006:President Chen:
urges truth of 228 Incident to be remembered |
 | 01 March 2006:Taipei Times:
No cause for alarm over Unification Council |
 | 01 March 2006:Jerome Keating:
Inane flap over inert, outdated council |
 | 01 March 2006:United States
says "NUC episode is closed" |
January 2006 |
 | 31 January 2006:DPP Chair Yu Shyi-kun:
President Chen didn't break any promises |
 | 30 January 2006:President Chen:
Scrap unification guidelines |
 | 29 January 2006:Foreign Ministry
slams China for freezing Taiwan out of WHO again |
 | 28 January 2006:Charles Snyder:
Sources confirm Steve Young to be AIT head |
 | 26 January 2006:Taipei Times:
KMT plea of poverty a tough sell |
 | 26 January 2006:Wang Chih-peng:
KMT arms proposal insulting to the military |
 | 25 January 2006:Taipei Times:
KMT looks backward to its future |
 | 25 January 2006:Huang Tien-lin:
Time for the Taiwanese to wake up |
 | 25 January 2006:Chin Heng-wei:
DPP must steer course toward 2008 election |
 | 24 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Pan-blues still wedded to "black-gold" |
 | 24 January 2006:Mark Chen
confirmed as Presidential Office head |
 | 24 January 2006:Nat Bellocchi:
The uncertain road ahead |
 | 23 January 2006:Taipei Times:
New faces tackle old problems |
 | 23 January 2006:Su Tseng-chang
announces further Cabinet appointments |
 | 23 January 2006:Cao Chang-ching:
China isolated as EU turns away |
 | 23 January 2006:Simon Jenkins:
Who discovered America? |
 | 22 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Cabinet must live up to its potential |
 | 22 January 2006:Liberty Times:
"Active management" has fallen flat |
 | 20 January 2006:President Chen
names charismatic Su Tseng-chang premier |
 | 20 January 2006:Taipei Times:
New Cabinet faces a testing time |
 | 18 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Obstacles to commerce from afar |
 | 18 January 2006:Sushil Seth:
The CCP: self-serving and loving it |
 | 17 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Yu's challenge: restoring faith |
 | 17 January 2006:Huang Tien-lin:
Links no panacea for Kaohsiung |
 | 16 January 2006:Su Tseng-chang
tipped to replace Hsieh as premier |
 | 16 January 2006:Yu Shyi-kun
wins DPP leadership race |
 | 16 January 2006:Liu Kuan-teh:
Ma lacks a leader's responsibility |
 | 15 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Budget cuts amount to revenge |
 | 15 January 2006:Liberty Times:
What is Taiwan's "correct position"? |
 | 13 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Soong's got to have it |
 | 13 January 2006:Former AIT chair Shaheen
defends Chen's policies |
 | 12 January 2006:President Chen
warns on Beijing's ambitions |
 | 12 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Thanks for nothing Mr. Ma |
 | 12 January 2006:Paul Lin:
Three major tasks await new DPP chairperson |
 | 12 January 2006:Christina MacFarquhar:
Exploiting the pandas helps nobody |
 | 11 January 2006:Presidential office:
News report on US "ire" over Chen speech "groundless" |
 | 11 January 2006:Huang Ter-yuan:
Ma sees the nation in a "One China" framework |
 | 11 January 2006:Prof. Don Rodgers:
Ma's statement on new Constitution short-sighted |
 | 10 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Chen is his own worst enemy |
 | 10 January 2006:Martin Mitchell:
Weapons to the deserving |
 | 09 January 2006:Showdown
looms over arms budget |
 | 09 January 2006:Opinion poll
reveals broad support for restricting cross-Strait econonomic ties |
 | 06 January 2006:President Chen:
Ditch fantasies about China |
 | 06 January 2006:Liu Kuan-teh:
President's speech a timely reminder |
 | 05 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Chen's New Year's speech: the whole has many parts |
 | 05 January 2006:Jeff Hockett:
Peace stems from playing the game |
 | 04 January 2006:Taipei Times:
Chen policy shift the right move |
 | 04 January 2006:Chin Heng-wei:
Chen restated nation's sovereignty |
 | 04 January 2006:Charles Hong:
Ma Ying-jeou is popular, but is he reliable? |
 | 03 January 2006:Taipei Times:
The grim road ahead |
 | 03 January 2006:MAC Chairman Joseph Wu:
China tightening the screws |
 | 02 January 2006:President Chen:
Tighten cross-Strait policies |
 | 02 January 2006:DPP Secretary-general:
We will fully support goals in Chen's speech |