PC World December 15, 2009 By Dan Nystedt, IDG News Service A conference on RFID (radio frequency identification) wireless technology opened Tuesday in Taipei promising to open the road to cooperation between China and Taiwan on how the two can further develop the technology and use it in products and services. The RFID conference...
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Ma Ying-jeou’s vision for making peace with China through trade, defense and democracy. Wall Street Journal December 14, 2009 By Leslie Hook Taiwan knows better than most countries what it’s like to lie in the shadow of a rising China. Just 100 miles off the mainland’s coast—where 1,500 missiles stand aimed and ready to...
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Central News Agency 2009-12-13 Taipei, Dec. 13 (CNA) The nation’s top China policy planner vowed again Sunday to safeguard Taiwan’s interests during the next round of talks between Taiwan and China that will take place later this month in Taichung, central Taiwan. Mainland Affairs Council Chairwoman Lai Shin-yuan also said she hoped plans by...
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AP December 10, 2009 BEIJING — China reasserted its opposition to U.S. arms sales to Taiwan on Thursday, signaling possible tensions in ties just three weeks after a state visit by President Barack Obama. Beijing is “firmly opposed to arms sales to Taiwan by the United States,” Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu said at...
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NTD Television 2009-12-2 11:34183 An exiled Chinese law professor has written a book called “Taiwan Disaster.” In it, he says the Chinese Communist Party is planning to make Taiwan part of the People’s Republic of China by 2012. He spoke at a press conference last week in Taipei. : “The...
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