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11/6(五)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Groups urge stopping work on LNG terminal breakwater

    Environmental advocates yesterday protested in front of CPC Corp, Taiwan’s Taipei headquarters, calling on the firm to terminate its construction on the third liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal’s south breakwater and to restore damaged algal reefs.They also called on the Taoyuan City Government to

    #On#LNG

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    France hit by more protests, as workers go on strike

    Flag-waving protesters yesterday marched through French cities and public workers went on strike, in a renewed challenge to French President Emmanuel Macron after weeks of unrest that have rattled his government five months before a presidential election.The mobilization, called by trade unions incl

    #On#France#workers

11/5(四)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    World News Quick Take

    BANGLADESHWage board to raise payThe garment industry wage board yesterday said it had agreed to raise the minimum wage for workers in the key export sector, following five days of protests and sporadic clashes. The nation is the world’s second-biggest garment exporter behind China, employing more t

    #NEWS#WORLD

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Groups urge against NHI waiver for older people

    Taiwan’s medical community yesterday called on the government to avoid stoking protests against intergenerational injustice by waiving health insurance premiums for older people, citing France as a cautionary tale.The opposition-dominated legislature last month passed the third reading of amendments

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    N Korea launches multiple missiles toward the sea

    North Korea yesterday launched multiple missiles toward the sea, South Korea’s military said, hours after Pyongyang said it saw no need to resume diplomacy with Washington in protest of accusations that North Korean hackers were behind a cryptocurrency heist at Binance.Observers said North Korea was

11/4(三)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    A future for young people in Europe

    At first glance, the wave of student-led protests that has swept across France might resemble the events of May 1968. Both featured surging crowds of demonstrators calling for education reform, criticizing the government, erecting blockades and being confronted by riot police. Both also attracted ca

    #Europe#Young

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Make APEC coercion everyone’s business

    According to the Taipei Times (“Taiwan protests APEC ‘discrimination,’” Nov. 2, page 1), Beijing has sent Taiwan a letter concerning the forthcoming APEC summit that falls short of a formal invitation and omits “Chinese Taipei,” Taiwan’s established designation in the forum. Taipei lodged a protest.

    #APEC#Business

11/3(二)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Bangladesh garment workers, police clash

    Thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers yesterday blocked a major highway and clashed with police, demanding a monthly minimum wage more than double their current pay, as protests spread across industrial hubs.The South Asian nation of 170 million people is the world’s second-biggest garment export

    #police#Bangladesh#workers

11/2(一)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Thousands of Indians protest voter list change

    Tens of thousands of Indians yesterday joined a protest led by opposition politicians in New Delhi, renewing demands for the country’s election chief to resign over an overhaul of voter lists they say unfairly benefits the ruling party.The nationwide revision of electoral rolls has sparked political

    #Protest#CHANGE

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Taiwan protests APEC ‘discrimination’

    Taiwan has lodged a protest over China’s discriminatory handling of its invitation to the upcoming APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday.China, the host of the meeting on Nov. 18 and 19, sent Taiwan a letter, but it was not a formal invitation, an official fa

    #Taiwan#APEC

  • 自由時報偏綠

    《TAIPEI TIMES》 Taiwan protests APEC ‘discrimination’

    VARYING TREATMENT:During Chen Shui-bian’s presidency, China had rejected Taiwan’s APEC envoy, but had personally handed an invitation to the MAC head under the KMTBy Huang Chin-hsuan, Chen Yu-fu and Fion Khan / Staff reporters, with staff writer

    #Taiwan#APEC

11/1(日)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    France braces for third week of protests

    France prepared yesterday for a third consecutive weekend of protests over living costs and education, deploying 70,000 police and gendarmes and pushing the Paris march to the capital’s edge as youth-led demonstrations spread across Europe.French Minister of the Interior Laurent Nunez warned of a “v

    #France

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Sri Lanka’s Tamil farmers fight to reclaim land after civil…

    Tired but resolute, dozens of Tamil cattle farmers have held a round-the-clock vigil for almost three years in eastern Sri Lanka, protesting what they call land “theft.”At shift change, farmers exchange news before settling beneath a tarpaulin beside photographs of the bloodied bodies of their dead

    #Sri Lanka#land

10/31(六)

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    Protests, riots and the paradox of tolerance

    On Sept. 21, a teacher shortage at a high school on the outskirts of Paris sparked student protests meant to express long-standing frustration over a lack of teachers, overcrowded classrooms and outdated facilities. The protests gained further traction through social media and resonated with a wider

10/30(五)

10/29(四)

10/28(三)

10/27(二)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Paris game festive despite protests

    The Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday defeated the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in the first NFL regular-season game in Paris, in a calm and festive atmosphere, a day after fresh demonstrations drew more than 100,000 people into the French capital.Forty-two-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers left the pocket

    #Paris#Game

10/26(一)

10/25(日)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    A generational reckoning on the streets of Paris

    After weeks of mounting tension on the streets of Paris, my wife and I decided to take our six-year-old daughter and leave town during Saturday’s protests. When the main demonstration assembled at 2pm at the Place de la Republique, we were hiking in the forests southeast of Paris near Fontainebleau,

    #On#Paris

10/24(六)

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    Student protesters seek to unseat Serbia ruling party

    After nearly two years of protests, student activist Masa Perepeliuc believes Serbia’s grassroots movement can end more than 14 years of rule by the governing party in elections tomorrow.“I am sure we will win, and I am sure that on the 26th, we will wake up in a free Serbia,” the 21-year-old politi

    #Serbia

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Gen Z protest movement could oust Serbia’s strongman

    History might not be about to repeat itself in Serbia, but it is beginning to rhyme. Just over a quarter of a century ago, Serbian citizens turned out to vote in large numbers to inflict a historic defeat on the then strongman in Belgrade, Slobodan Milosevic, who was seeking re-election as president

    #Gen Z#Serbia#Protest

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    ‘Cockroaches,’ Gen Z and Taiwan

    In Hong Kong in 2019, “cockroach” was an insult directed at people protesting a proposed extradition bill. In India this year, controversial “cockroach” remarks by the country’s chief justice provoked a backlash among young people and inspired the satirical Cockroach Janta Party.Young activists turn

    #Taiwan#Gen Z

10/23(五)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Authorities in France ban some student protests

    Police banned protests in parts of Paris yesterday, while Lyon banned all protests tomorrow as France braced for more demonstrations just days after student and other rallies degenerated into some of the worst street unrest in years.Wednesday’s announcement came after French President Emmanuel Macro

    #France

10/21(三)

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Education protests are a warning

    Student protests have erupted in Paris, with school understaffing, overcrowded classrooms and poorly maintained buildings among the sources of discontent.When students have classes, but no one to teach them, problems such as insufficient educational resources and poor learning environments surface.

    #Education

  • Taipei Times偏綠

    Ministry keeps France travel risk low, but advises against…

    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday said its travel alert for France would remain classified as low risk, meaning exercise normal precautions, but advised people to steer clear of demonstrations.In France, student protests over school conditions and teacher shortages have spread into a wider c

    #France#Travel