The China Post November 4, 2011 The China Post–The National Security Bureau (NSB,國安局) yesterday pledged to remain impartial and uphold administrative neutrality when offering protection to presidential and vice presidential candidates across party lines in the upcoming election campaign to be officially launched later this month.    
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Asia Times Nov 4, 2011 By Jens Kastner TAIPEI – When Taiwan’s government last month announced budget cuts in military intelligence, the Ministry of National Defense (MND) insisted operations against mainland China would not be affected. It’s only administrative expenses being whittled down, said the MND, and if anything, Taiwan’s strength in intelligence warfare...
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The China Post October 2, 2011 TAIPEI–A growing number of more than 30,000 elderly people in Taiwan are receiving long-term care under the government’s 10-year long-term care project, the Ministry of the Interior (MOI) said yesterday. As Taiwan faces a bulging aging population, the government has implemented projects to provide senior citizens with day...
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Focus Taiwan 2011/08/04 Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) The nation’s top watchdog body reprimanded the National Immigration Agency (NIA) Thursday for giving a mere slap on the wrist to officials under whose watch foreign workers have escaped from alien detention centers. The Control Yuan, which has power to investigate, censure and impeach officials, found that...
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Nicaragua Living 2011/06/04 The Taipei Times reports that Taiwan wanted the US to help them manipulate the 2006 presidetial election in Nicaragua. The information is based on a cable leaked by Wikileaks. The concern was that an Ortega goverment would shift diplomatic relations from Taiwan to China. What is interesting is that Nicaragua is...
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