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Tuesday, 10th November 2009

Taiwan

Journey full of hope and symbolism as China sends pandas to Taiwan IT WAS the sort of reception usually accorded to heads of state or global pop stars. But maybe it wasn't that surprising: TuanTuan and YuanYuan are now celebrities in their own right.

Taiwan and China build trust CHINA and Taiwan have agreed to set up permanent offices in each other's territory for the first time in nearly six decades of hostility, one of the biggest steps the political rivals have taken to build mutual trust.

China and Taiwan try to heal divisions TAIWAN'S vice-president-elect Vincent Siew met briefly Chinese president Hu Jintao yesterday on the mainland, a historic moment given strained China-Taiwan relations. Both said they wanted closer economic ties.

Taiwanese vote brings promise of China talks BEIJING was likely to be pleased with Nationalist Party Chairman Ma Ying-jeou's election yesterday as Taiwan's next president, a victory China hopes will bring the sides closer to renewing bilateral talks, a leading Chinese scholar said.

China catches Taiwan spies near border

President mends fences after win

More pressure on Taiwanese leader to quit

China anger at Taiwan move

Taiwan DNA discovery sinks Kon-Tiki theory

Taiwan sends in battleship to defend fisherman

Assembly set to vote to dissolve itself

Panda gesture

Beijing to lift ban on Chinese trips to Taiwan

China hails a 'major step' to Taiwan peace

Taiwan party chief meets Chinese leader

Taiwanese Nationalist aims to calm Chinese tension

A million Taiwanese protest at China law

Taiwan chief to join rally

Washington hardens line on Chinese arms embargo

Taiwan chief in protest call

China on alert for Taiwan war

China backs use of force against Taiwan

China law allows attack on Taiwan

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