Mon, May 21, 2012
MA’S RE-INAUGURATION: Ma speech focuses on economic growth
President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) yesterday pledged to strengthen economic growth in pursuit of social justice in the next four years as he was inaugurated for a second term, while reiterating his promise of maintaining cross-strait peace and avoiding discussing the possibility of cross-strait ...FULL STORY
MA’S RE-INAUGURATION: Opposition voices displeasure with president’s speech
Opposition parties in both camps yesterday sniped at President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) for an inauguration...FULL STORYOne dead as Tainan hit by floods
POUNDING: One person was missing as Tainan localities accounted for the five highest rainfall accumulations...FULL STORY
Chen arrives in the US, ending ordeal
Chen Guangcheng (陳光誠), the blind legal advocate who recently sought refuge in the US embassy in Beijing,...FULL STORYG8 urges Greece to remain in eurozone, paper over divisions
G8 leaders expressed their wish to see Greece stay in the eurozone at a Camp David summit as the group...FULL STORY
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MA’S RE-INAUGURATION: Nationwide anti-Ma protests continue
Protests against President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) reached a climax yesterday as people...FULL STORY
- MA’S RE-INAUGURATION: Hsu Hsin-liang threatens an indefinite hunger strike
- MA’S RE-INAUGURATION: US congressional delegation arrives for Ma inauguration
- MA’S RE-INAUGURATION: Ma’s leadership of nation is aimless: social activists
- MA’S RE-INAUGURATION: ANALYSIS: Ma likely to remain KMT boss
- MA’S RE-INAUGURATION: REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: Little joy at presidential inauguration
- Fetuses sold as good luck charms
- Charity shop aims to build morals
- FEATURE: Strolling down memory lane on famous Book Street
- A Peruvian woman with a rare illness to be treated in Taiwan
Business leaders slam capital gains tax
Industrial and financial leaders yesterday stepped up protests against a plan to...FULL STORY
- Banks’ exposure to PIIGS limited
- HTC smartphones clear US customs despite ban
- Telecoms industry revenues fall 6%
- Notebook shipments to post slower growth in Q2: IDC
- Gas, diesel prices reduced
- Screen-makers post flat output, exports growth
- Aurora expands Chinese market
- New app opens San Francisco bars to prying eyes
- Eyeing slowdown Beijing unveils growth-boost plan
EDITORIAL: Raining on Ma Ying-jeou’s parade
As a leader who won a decisive re-election in January, President Ma...FULL STORY
- South China Sea’s choppy waters
- Washington must stand by its old ally Taiwan
- [ LETTERS ]
- Growing settlements shrink Palestinian hopes
- Europe and the UK see Afghanistan’s glass as being half empty
- EDITORIAL: Government trashes its reputation
- Taiwan’s lost culture of gratitude
- Pausing for a second as Ma readies for return
- [ LETTER ]
Dream turns to nightmare for Bayern
Bayern Munich’s Champions League dream final turned into a nightmare on Saturday...FULL STORY
- Djokovic in, Federer out, Nadal next
- Late shot seals win for Thunder
- England frustrated with Chanderpaul, Samuels batting
- Devils play better, but still lose due to Rangers’ goalie
- Rebels beat Force thanks to Beale penalty
- Hesjedal in pink as Amador wins 14th
- West Ham sink Blackpool, seize promotion
- Morkel and Yadav shine as Delhi shatter Punjab hopes
- Chinese hope Liu Xiang stays modest ahead of Olympics
Myanmar, rebels sign anti-drug deal
Myanmar’s government and ethnic rebels engaged in peace talks signed a deal...FULL STORY
- FEATURE: Hong Kong artists crying foul over copyright bill
- Khmer Rouge victims mourned on ‘Day of Anger’
- Sri Lanka to release jailed army chief
- FEATURE: Pakistanis resist creeping media social vigilantism
- East Timor marks independence
- Tugboat reaches ship adrift off Great Barrier Reef
- Clashes in Yemen kill 34 militants, troops: officials
- Serbians vote in run-off election
- Clashes in Yemen kill 34 militants, troops: officials
A city rises in Colombia, along with its hopes
For some time now, if you asked architects and urban planners for...FULL STORY
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A : Why are you applying for this job? B : I’ve always...FULL STORY
- Tibetan spouses call on government to grant right of abode
爭居留權 藏人配偶陳情 - Want to quit smoking? Try acupuncture or hypnosis
想戒菸嗎?試試針灸或催眠吧 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
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- Kuang Tien General Hospital celebrates centenary in style
走過一百年 光田醫院舉辦護士服秀 - Bunnies galore in Tokyo district famed for maid cafes
以女僕咖啡店聞名的東京區域的兔群 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
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- IAG rewards employees for coming back to work after maternity leave
澳洲保險集團獎勵員工休完產假重返工作崗位
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