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Barbie Hsu under pressure to have a baby
Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu is facing increasing pressure to conceive, as she enters the third year of marriage with her Chinese entrepreneur husband Wang Xiaofei.
(Baseball) Homesick causes Ramirez to quit Taiwan team
Taiwanese baseball club The Rhinos say former major league slugger Manny Ramirez is leaving the club after only 49 games because he misses his family in New York.
MANILA : Philippines mending ties with Taiwan
After the outburst of public anger, amplified by official outrage orchestrated by an unpopular government, Taiwan is sounding less bellicose these days.
First forced DUI test goes down in books
Marking the nation's first ever case of a forced blood alcohol test, a driver in Taipei who had refused to submit to a breathalyzer test yesterday morning was later transferred by police to a hospital to undergo analysis of blood alcohol levels in accordance with the Criminal Code.
New modus vivendi between Taiwan and mainland China?
There is one clear message Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, sent to his Kuomintang counterpart Ma Ying-jeou by meeting Wu Poh-hsiung at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing last Thursday.
Two Taiwanese injured in Cambodia traffic accident
Taipei, June 19 Two Taiwanese tourists were injured during a traffic accident in Cambodia on Wednesday that left four people dead and seven injured, according to the Tourism Bureau.
Taiwan grateful for U.S. House support for ICAO bid
Taipei, June 19 Taiwan said on Wednesday that it was grateful for the U.S. House's support for its bid to participate in the International Civil Aviation Organization , a United Nations specialized agency promoting safe and efficient travel.
Israeli author advises Taiwan to teach positive psychology
Taipei, June 19 Israeli author and lecturer Tal Ben-Shahar advised Taiwan Wednesday to introduce positive psychology courses in schools to help students achieve happier and more fulfilling lives.
LME approve Taiwanese port as new delivery location
The London Metal Exchange, a member of HKEx Group, is the world centre for industrial metals trading, has approved Kaohsiung, Taiwan as a good delivery point for primary aluminium, aluminium alloy, copper, lead, nickel, tin and zinc.
Taiwan businesses still in dark about China services accord: DPP
's Association for Relations across the Taiwan Straits are scheduled to conclude the accord at their twice-a-year round of negotiations which opens in Shanghai June 20, but the details of the agreement have still not been revealed.
Arms-related products may have been exported through Taiwan
Suspicion is growing that Taiwan was used as a conduit for exporting products from Japan that can be used to develop weapons of mass destruction.
Taiwan LED Lighting Industry Alliance to propose Taiwan-China common standards for LED lighting
The Taiwan LED Lighting Industry Alliance will propose common interface specifications and standards for driver circuits and lighting modules for Taiwan- and China-based LED lighting makers at the 2013 LED Lighting Taiwan exhibition, currently taking place at Nangang Exhibition Hall in Taipei, Taiwan, from June 18-20.
President praises Taiwan-Guatemala cooperation
Guatemala has maintained stable ties with the ROC since the two countries forged official relations on June 15, 1933, Ma said in a meeting with Guatemala President Otto Perez Molina and his wife in Taipei.
Taiwan-Phils Fishing Pact? Probably not....
One of the great joys of biking in Taiwan is meeting all the friendly people. With Taipei and Manila agreeing to forego the use of force in settling disputes at sea at a recent meeting, a pact which enormously favors Taipei since Philippines' boats rarely poach in Taiwan waters, but the reverse, alas, is all too common, the possibility of an actual ... (more)
Taiwan ex-Premier Frank Hsieh to co-host Hong Kong seminar
Other leading members of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party were reportedly planning to attend a June 20-21 seminar in Beijing in another sign that contacts between the two sides are warming up after a long period of near-animosity.
Senior DPP lawmaker not guilty: Taiwan High Court
Democratic Progressive Party legislative chief whip Ker Chien-ming was not guilty of breach of trust and of violating the Business Accounting Act, the Taiwan High Court ruled Tuesday, overturning a six-month prison sentence.
Depression behind Taiwan ex-President suicide attempt: DPP lawmaker
Former President Chen Shui-bian's recent suicide attempt was motivated by depression and not by changes in the Accounting Act, an opposition Democratic Progressive Party lawmaker said Tuesday.
U.S. stance on Taiwan unchanged after Obama-Xi summit: envoy
Washington, June 17 Taiwan's representative to the United States said Monday that the U.S.'s stance toward Taiwan remains unchanged following President Barack 's meeting with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping earlier this month.
The Xiamen Cultural and Art Center, which opened in 2007, is the biggest venue for public cultural activities in the city, including a popular sculpture square.
Taiwan calls for greater number of nonstop cross-strait flights
Taiwan called on Monday for more direct flights connecting it and China and the relaxation of restrictions that prevent Chinese passengers from flying from the mainland to a third destination through Taiwan.