After avidly following Taiwan’s presidential campaign online, many mainland Chinese expressed the desire to one day soon choose their own leaders.
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Taiwan Vote Stirs Chinese Hopes for Democracy
TAIPEI, Taiwan — At the 228 Memorial Museum, a shrine to the victims of a 1947 massacre by Chinese troops, staff members were in mourning Sunday over the reelection of Ma Ying-jeou , a president they think wants to turn Taiwan over to China. Read full article > >
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Taiwan unlikely to move to reunify with China, despite Ma Ying-jeou’s reelection
TAIPEI, TAIWAN: Taiwan’s incumbent president Ma Ying-jeou won re-election Saturday, a result that will delight China and calm worries in Washington that this island of 23 million people might veer away from a policy of rapprochement with its giant neighbor. Read full article > >
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Ma Ying-jeou, Taiwan’s pro-China president, wins reelection
Taiwan’s President Ma Ying-jeou is leading in the presidential election with more than half the votes counted, TV reports say.
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Taiwan president ‘leads in poll’
About 80 percent of 18 million eligible voters turned out in an election that pitted incumbent President Ma Jing-yeou against Tsai Ing-wen and a third opponent.
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High Turnout as Polls Close in Taiwan Election
To Taiwanese company in long-running suit.
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Apple Pays $5M in Patent Settlement
The US International Trade Commission says Apple did not violate graphic patents owned by S3, a unit of Taiwan’s HTC.
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Apple wins HTC graphic patent row
The crew of a Taiwanese fishing vessel have overwhelmed a group of armed Somali pirates who hijacked their boat last week.
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Pirates defeated by fishing crew
. “Beltway living large while rest of US struggles” If the Taiwan-based satirists at Next Media Animation are to be believed, Washingtonians exist in a blissful bubble — safely shielded from the slings and arrows of an Apocalyptic economy. Read full article > >
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PICKS OF THE WEEK: From Jobs (Apple’s app satire) to jobs (those whopping D.C. salaries)
. “Beltway living large while rest of US struggles” If the Taiwan-based satirists at Next Media Animation are to be believed, Washingtonians exist in a blissful bubble — safely shielded from the slings and arrows of an Apocalyptic economy. Read full article > >
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PICKS OF THE WEEK: From Jobs (Apple’s app satire) to jobs (those whopping D.C. salaries)
Apple is facing legal action from Taiwanese chip designer Via over the way chips in many of its products manipulate data.
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Via sues Apple in US over chips
Apple is facing legal action from Taiwanese chip designer Via over the way chips in many of its products manipulate data.
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Via sues Apple in US over chips
BEIJING — China’s foreign ministry spokesman said Monday that Beijing “firmly opposes” the Obama administration’s plans to upgrade Taiwan’s aging fleet of F-16 fighter jets, but the measured tone suggested Chinese leaders may want to avoid sparking a full-scale confrontation with Washington over the issue. Read full article > >
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China gives muted response to U.S.-Taiwan arms deal
People with schizophrenia are six times more likely to develop epilepsy, says a study from Taiwan, which found a strong relationship between the two diseases.
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Schizophrenia ‘link’ to epilepsy
People with schizophrenia are six times more likely to develop epilepsy, says a study from Taiwan, which found a strong relationship between the two diseases.
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Schizophrenia ‘link’ to epilepsy
Taiwan unlikely to move to reunify with China, despite Ma Ying-jeou’s reelection
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