AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE Published: 17 Nov 2011 CHIATUNG, Taiwan – Taiwan’s military on Nov. 17 carried out a major maneuver testing its ability to withstand a D-Day style attack by China. A U.S.-made F-16 fighter of the Taiwanese air force flies at low-altitude over a highway in Chiatung during a drill Nov. 17 (Patrick Lin...
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The China Post November 10, 2011 The China Post news staff–The Legislature is expected to pass a law tomorrow to impose stricter regulations on child adoption, a newspaper reported yesterday. The proposed revisions to the child welfare law address concerns over buying and possible human trafficking arising from Taiwan’s lax regulations, the United Evening...
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Focus Taiwan 2011/11/03 Taipei, Nov. 3 (CNA) A China Airlines (CAL) plane bearing the logo of SkyTeam, the world’s second-largest airline alliance and its new brand image, took off Thursday on its maiden flight bound for Shenzhen, China with a full capacity of over 300 passengers.   
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The China Post November 4, 2011 TAIPEI–A host of business tycoons found not guilty of bribing former President Chen Shui-bian and his wife in exchange for banking interests will probably not face any further court proceedings, as the special investigation division (SID) decided yesterday to give up a plan to appeal their not-guilty verdicts.    ...
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The China Post November 4, 2011 The China Post news staff–In an abrupt policy reversal, the Council of Agriculture (COA) yesterday said it would continue to supply free fresh milk to children from low-income households and increase the complimentary supply at the same time.    
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