Agence France-Presse 2009-10-31 12:00 AM Taiwan’s President Ma Ying-jeou said Thursday high-tech investment in China would not pose a risk, as the island would make sure not to transfer its most competitive technologies.  Ma made the remark while confirming the island is planning to further ease restrictions on local technology companies’ operations in China...
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AFP October 30, 2009 TAIPEI — Taiwan’s opposition lawmakers on Friday urged the government to ban a Chinese military singer from performing on the island, citing security concerns.  Chen Sisi, attached to the Second Artillery Corps in charge of missiles and nuclear weapons under the People’s Liberation Army, is to give a concert in...
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Sify News 2009-10-30 12:30:00 China has expressed its “firm opposition” to arms sales to Taiwan by the United States or any other country.  The China Daily quoted Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu as saying that the stance of the Chinese government on arms sales to Taiwan is clear and consistent, and remains unchanged.   more...
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AP October 29, 2009 TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou moved Thursday to ease a political storm over the government’s decision to lift a ban on certain U.S. beef imports, saying adequate safeguards are in place to guard against mad cow disease. Ma made the comments after more than 100 people protested outside...
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The opposition lawmakers want Su to resign for causing concerns Taiwan News 2009-10-29 12:00 AM Safety was the only principle used during 17 months of talks with the U.S. about the import of its beef into Taiwan, National Security Council Secretary-General Su Chi said yesterday. Su has borne the brunt of the blame for...
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