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NEWSLETTER NO. 73 15 December 2006   九十五年十二月份新聞信(下)
NEWSLETTER NO. 72 01 December 2006   九十五年十二月份新聞信(上)
NEWSLETTER NO. 71 15 November 2006   九十五年十一月份新聞信(下)
NEWSLETTER NO. 70 01 November 2006   九十五年十一月份新聞信(上)
NEWSLETTER NO. 69 15 October 2006   九十五年十月份新聞信(下)
NEWSLETTER NO. 68 01 October 2006   九十五年十月份新聞信(上)
NEWSLETTER NO. 67 15 September 2006   九十五年九月份新聞信(下)
NEWSLETTER NO. 66 01 September 2006   九十五年九月份新聞信(上)
NEWSLETTER NO. 65 15 August 2006   九十五年八月份新聞信(下)
NEWSLETTER NO. 64 01 August 2006   九十五年八月份新聞信(上)
NEWSLETTER NO. 63 15 July 2006   九十五年七月份新聞信(下)
NEWSLETTER NO. 62 01 July 2006   九十五年七月份新聞信(上)
NEWSLETTER NO. 61 15 June 2006   九十五年六月份新聞信(下)
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NEWSLETTER NO. 59 15 May 2006   九十五年五月份新聞信(下)
NEWSLETTER NO. 58 01 May 2006   九十五年五月份新聞信(上)
NEWSLETTER NO. 57 15 April 2006   九十五年四月份新聞信(下)
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NEWSLETTER NO. 49 15 December 2005   九十四年十二月份新聞信(下)
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NEWSLETTER NO. 73   15 December 2006    九十五年十二月份新聞信(下)

  1. Kaohsiung win gives DPP chance to regroup
  2. Taiwan wins baseball Gold at Doha Asian Games
  3. Powerchip, Elpida tie up to build world's largest 12-inch chip foundry
  4. There goals set for developing pharmaceutical industry
  5. Taiwan will contribute more if part of WHO activities: President
  6. Taiwan to become high-income country within 20 years: MasterCard
  7. Two Nobel laureates to support research at NCKU innovation centre
  8. Tzu Chi Bone Marrow Center links up with US, German counterparts
  9. Taiwan seeking international presence via cultural exchanges
  10. EU not expected 6o lift arms embargo against China anytime soon: MOFA
  11. Spanish Parliament urged to form Taiwan-friendship panel
  12. President hopes France will support Taiwan's WHO bid
  13. 'Window of opportunity' for cross-strait talks has opened: MAC official
  14. President tells Executive Yuan to lure back capital from China
  15. Taiwan hopes to end China tourism talks by end of 2006: MAC
  16. Chinese tourists expected to boost Taiwan's GDP: CEPD
  17. World's largest coffee museum to break ground in Taiwan
  18. Taiwan aid helps Indonesian schoolchildren regain hope
  19. 2007 a good year for sky watchers in Taiwan: CWB
  20. Website launched offering to dispatch storytellers


NEWSLETTER NO. 72   01 December 2006    九十五年十二月份新聞信(上)

  1. Taiwan's envoy to APEC Summit talks about Taiwan democracy
  2. 'I have completed my assignment': Taiwan' APEC envoy
  3. US should facilitate Taiwan's international participation: USCC report
  4. New constitution should prioritise stability: President
  5. Three US-Taiwan agreements in sight: AIT director
  6. Culture parks can do for Taiwan what science parks did
  7. Taiwan tuna catch quota reinstated
  8. Central science park forecasts annual turnover of NT$170 billion
  9. Taiwan's progress on WHO bid slow due to China's obstruction
  10. Taiwan completes establishment of VBS-RTK E-GPS system
  11. British experts advise Taiwan on renewable energy
  12. Taiwan present art books to National Museums Scotland
  13. Taiwan to help WTO accomplish trade facilitation talks
  14. Taiwan to step up management of high-tech investment in China
  15. Cabinet to study feasibility of opening wider to Chinese professionals
  16. Three principles to guide China investment policy: Premier
  17. Taiwan lion dance troupe to take part in Macy's Parade
  18. World class ballet troupe invites Taiwan dancer to be supervisor


NEWSLETTER NO. 71   15 November 2006    九十五年十一月份新聞信(下)

  1. President's representative vows to publicise Taiwan democracy at APEC
  2. New US House Speaker good news for Taiwan
  3. US takes President Chen's commitment seriously: State Department
  4. President: 'If found guilty in the first trial, I will step down'
  5. Taiwanese research papers second most-cited in Asia
  6. Taiwan's IOC member wins presidency of International Boxing Association
  7. Outsourced animation work in Taiwan continues to grow
  8. Global e-commerce trustmark alliance in the making
  9. Number of certified Taiwan software manufacturers to rise to 70
  10. Taiwan's telescope in Hawaii named after former chief of Academia Sinica
  11. Taiwan doctors to offer medical service in Guatemala, Honduras
  12. Taiwan, Austria academia to sign cooperation agreement
  13. Taiwan film wins top prize at Brussels's International Film Festival
  14. Conference begins on Taiwan-France agricultural cooperation
  15. Taipei Mayor touts capital city's wireless access at Paris forum
  16. US business group welcomes Taiwan's policy on chip-making in China
  17. MAC head hopes for quicker pace on tourism talks with China
  18. Government to ensure cross-strait status quo: MAC chief
  19. Taiwan inventors capture record 35 honours at German exhibition
  20. 2006 Solar Award honours outstanding photovoltaic building designs
  21. Foreigners recount Taiwan experiences in Mandarin speech contest
  22. Campaign aims to create round-the-island hiking path


NEWSLETTER NO. 70   01 November 2006    九十五年十一月份新聞信(上)

  1. Taiwan to send TSMC chairman to attend APEC summit
  2. Taiwan welcomes Rice's 'inseparable package' remarks
  3. AIT head calls for passage of robust defence budget
  4. Taiwan ranks 4th in world in US patens received in 2005
  5. IOC member will facilitate 2008 Olympic torch relay in Taiwan
  6. Taiwan expected to post 4.11 percent economic growth for 2006
  7. Press freedom in Taiwan ranks ahead of US and Japan: RSF report
  8. NSC to hire 18,000 overseas researchers each year
  9. Tamshui, Hualien selected for Taiwan's "Solar City Project"
  10. North Coast Scenic Area registers 90% tourist growth
  11. El Salvador president visits science park with President Chen
  12. EBRD sets up office in Taiwan
  13. 2006 Education UK Exhibition to kick off in November
  14. British conservationist visits Taiwan
  15. Conference on Taiwan-Poland economic cooperation held in Warsaw
  16. ECCT urges normalisation of cross-strait economic relations
  17. Cross-strait policy based on principle of reciprocity: Premier
  18. MAC cautious about allowing banks to invest in China
  19. Taiwanese pianist wins top prize in Austrian contest
  20. Discovery Channel to feature stories of Kaohsiung City
  21. First International Tai Chi Championship kicks off in Chiayi
  22. Taiwan to become world hub for Hakka studies


NEWSLETTER NO. 69   15 October 2006    九十五年十月份新聞信(下)

  1. Full text of President Chen's 2006 National Day address
  2. Foreign dignitaries extend congratulations on Taiwan National Day
  3. ICDF protests World Bank demand for name change
  4. US Congressman supports signing of US-Taiwan FTA
  5. AMiBA telescope ready for service: Academia Sinica
  6. Hsinchu science park to be world No. 1
  7. Defence Ministry to focus on upgrading joint operation capacity
  8. Taiwan to implement measures to draw overseas Chinese companies
  9. GIO sets up new section to promote entertainment industry
  10. Output of four rising industries to reach US$40 billion by 2009
  11. Foreign direct investment in Taiwan to break US$10 billion
  12. Taiwan, UK reach consensus on several issues at trade talks
  13. Taiwan, UK hold conference on nanoscience
  14. Taiwan Representative Office sponsors charity concert in Edinburgh
  15. Taiwan ICT companies encouraged to invest in UK
  16. Taiwan puppet production wins hail of bravos in French Senate
  17. Premier promises review of "min three links" policy
  18. National security takes precedence over economic benefits: MAC
  19. Group promoting cross-strait tourism becomes operational
  20. Taiwan to set up two national parks on outlying islets
  21. Electronic show displays digital, wireless, green technology
  22. Long-running radio show seeks to be included in Guinness record book


NEWSLETTER NO. 68   01 October 2006    九十五年十月份新聞信(上)

  1. Majority of Taiwan people opt for UN bid using 'Taiwan' as title
  2. More foreign allies voice support for Taiwan UN bid
  3. Pro-president rally staged in Taipei
  4. Executive Yuan passes US$5.83 billion budget for social welfare program
  5. Cabinet finalises plan to boost economic cooperation with Middle East
  6. Semiconductor industry to top US$53.35 billion by 2010
  7. Nanoscience and nanotechnology suitable for development: President
  8. 2nd phase Lafayette scandal probe ends, 8 suspects indicted
  9. Taiwan, Libya forge cooperative ties to promote trade
  10. 3-year 'Long-Stay' project to attract foreign pensioners
  11. Taiwan continues to dispatch medical aid missions to Pacific
  12. NSC, German foundation sign agreement on academic exchanges
  13. Taiwan children's book to be published in France
  14. 2006 European Film Festival expands to three cities
  15. British photographer to record Penghu's beauty for the world
  16. Taiwan won't change status quo: MAC chief
  17. Taiwan imposes 204 percent anti-dumping tax on Chinese towels
  18. Ceiling on Chinese businesspeople coming to Taiwan to be raised
  19. Medical emergency flight brings injured tourists to Taiwan from China
  20. Farmer featured in documentary wins first prize for his rice
  21. Taiwan team take 2nd and 3rd at 2006 World Solar Rally
  22. Tourism Bureau employs new strategies in Taiwan tourism promotion


NEWSLETTER NO. 67   15 September 2006    九十五年九月份新聞信(下)

  1. Taiwan loses 14th bid for UN participation
  2. UN violates human rights by excluding Taiwan: cabinet
  3. Taiwan mulling new strategy for UN bid
  4. Taiwan signs declaration with Pacific allies on all-around partnership
  5. Taiwan endeavours to improve e-competitiveness world ranking
  6. Premier calls for public support for CKS airport name change
  7. Gas hydrate sufficient for 60 years found off Taiwan
  8. NSC earmarks NT$300 million for biofuel research
  9. Taiwan delegation shows medical care knows no boundaries
  10. Freedom House rates Taiwan's civil liberties as 'first grade'
  11. Taiwan Festival 2006 to kick off at Brent Cross, London on September 25
  12. President pitches for better ties with UK
  13. Taiwan asks Switzerland to return US$520 million in 'Lafayette' slush fund
  14. EU repeats plea for peaceful solution to cross-strait disputes
  15. BTCO to organise Taiwan delegation for nanotechnology forum
  16. UN urged to face Taiwan Strait crisis
  17. Taiwan lions clubs protest against China's bullying
  18. Prior negotiations precondition to China official's Taiwan visit
  19. Take the "Taiwan in the UN" quiz and enter to win a iPod
  20. French experts help protect underwater cultural assets
  21. Volunteers to help athletes in 2009 Taipei Deaflympics


NEWSLETTER NO. 66   01 September 2006    九十五年九月份新聞信(上)

  1. Taiwan's membership bid posted on UN website
  2. China represents only obstacle to Taiwan's UN entry
  3. Online 'Support Taiwan's UN Bid' petition kicks off
  4. Women's group to push for Taiwan's inclusion in UN convention
  5. Sale of destroyers an example of US commitment to Taiwan: Pentagon
  6. Per capita GDP expected to top US$16,000 in 2007: DGBAS
  7. Cabinet to work to boost ICT platform industry
  8. Carrefour becomes Taiwan's No 1 hypermarket after acquiring Tesco
  9. Services industry engine of Taiwan's economic growth: CEPD
  10. Taiwan's armed forces to be cut to 275,000 by 2008
  11. Goal to inaugurate high-speed railway in October unchanged
  12. Taiwan donates rice aid to African countries, Laos
  13. Taiwan Film Festival to be held at Riverside Studios September 14-17
  14. Taiwan Arts Today displayed at Tate Modern 18 September
  15. Taiwan, Latvia exchange experiences in promoting democracy
  16. Taiwanese architects to present "Micro Cities" concept at Venice fair
  17. Taiwan raps China for lacking democratic culture, sportsmanship
  18. Nearly 800 missiles deployed by China against Taiwan: MND expert
  19. Government to set up 'more effective' cross-strait exchange mechanism
  20. Allowing 0.18 micron process to go to China not bad for Taiwan: TSMC
  21. New group to be set up to accelerate cross-strait tourism exchanges
  22. WHO takes Taiwan as model in helmet law implementation
  23. Internship program gives experience to overseas Taiwanese youth


NEWSLETTER NO. 65   15 August 2006    九十五年八月份新聞信(下)

  1. MAC head lambastes Beijing over severance on Taiwan-Chad ties
  2. Taiwan bids for UN seat again
  3. 79% support for applying for UN membership under name of "Taiwan": poll
  4. FORMOSAT-3 begins sending weather data
  5. Taiwan's FOREX reserves amount to US$260.37 billion
  6. Tiny Kuiper Belt rocks discovered by Taiwan astronomers
  7. Business turnover of 3 high-tech parks may hit US$60 billion in 2006
  8. Taiwan to help African countries improve banana cultivation
  9. Taiwan ranks top in terms of insurance penetration
  10. British government urged to heed parliamentary committee's advice on Taiwan
  11. Taiwan's representative office in London forms emergency response task force
  12. Passengers bound for US, UK subject to stricter security checks
  13. National Science Council to open office in Czech Republic
  14. Beijing urged to engage in dialogue with Taiwan leaders
  15. Government urged to open Taiwan's doors to Chinese postgraduates
  16. Restrictions on Chinese tourists to ease: MAC
  17. No change on 40% ceiling limit on investment in China: Premier
  18. Taiwan develops non-destructive fruit quality inspection system
  19. National Baseball Research and Development Centre established
  20. Taiwan youths are most frequent Internet users in East Asia
  21. Stationary horse-riding machines for women unveiled in Taipei


NEWSLETTER NO. 64   01 August 2006    九十五年八月份新聞信(上)

  1. Key conclusions on cross-strait relations of the Conference on Sustaining Taiwan's economic development
  2. US expected to start FTA talks with Taiwan: business leader
  3. President welcomes St. Kitts & Nevis' plan to set up embassy in Taiwan
  4. US Congressmen promote exchange with Taiwan
  5. Agricultural losses from Typhoon Kaemi rise to US$5.28 million
  6. Build Taiwan into 'island of value-adding': think tanks
  7. 2007 science-technology budget estimated at NT$86 million
  8. DuPont sets up semiconductor waste research centre in Taiwan
  9. Taiwan medics return after 'medical diplomacy' mission in South Pacific
  10. Government embarks NT$5 billion to develop intelligent vehicle industry
  11. Japanese tourists tops in total nights in Taiwan
  12. Taiwan imports US$189.84 million worth of scotch whisky in 2005
  13. Evergreen group chairman receives CBE
  14. Dance Troupe to leave for European performance tour
  15. Taiwan diplomat meets expatriates in Israel
  16. China unwilling to talk on cross-strait issues: CEPD head
  17. Government urged to relax restrictions on China investment
  18. CAL launches first direct cross-strait cargo charter flight
  19. NSC launches two new websites on Taiwan's bio-diversity
  20. Taiwan admitted to International Youth Hostel Federation
  21. 17-year-old conferred top arts, business award


NEWSLETTER NO. 63   15 July 2006    九十五年七月份新聞信(下)

  1. US official expresses confidence in Taiwan's democracy
  2. President pitches for UN bid
  3. Agricultural losses from Typhoon Bilis hit US$2.98 million
  4. Taiwan needs to reciprocate international help: Premier
  5. Taiwan urges Japan to renew fishery talks
  6. Foreign minister to reinforce ties with African allies
  7. National Influenza Centre inaugurated
  8. Japan-US joint statement helps peace in Taiwan Strait: MOFA
  9. Taiwanese scientist wins 2006 Trieste science prize
  10. New 'WIRCam' installed at CFHT space observatory: Academia Sinica
  11. Academics pushing listing traditional Chinese characters world heritage
  12. Number of regular internet users in Taiwan totals 9.63 million: poll
  13. Tainan, Raanana forge sister city ties
  14. BenQ creating 'win-win' situation after acquiring Siemens' MD
  15. US won't 'co-manage' cross-strait affairs with China: US official
  16. Direct cross-strait flights urged at economic conference
  17. Taiwan grabs three golds, one bronze at World Middle School Games
  18. 'Taiwan Touch' to be broadcast on National Geography from July 1
  19. Taiwan's largest Buddha statue being erected in Ermei township
  20. Taipei First Girl's High School marching band performs in US capital
  21. Taiwan achieves good results in 2006 Chemistry Olympiad


NEWSLETTER NO. 62   01 July 2006    九十五年七月份新聞信(上)

  1. US House passes amendment to lift diplomatic restrictions on Taiwan
  2. Taiwan will continue helping African allies fight disease
  3. Taiwan, Nicaragua sign free trade agreement
  4. Legislature passes 3 major budgets totalling US$4.39 billion
  5. Urbanisation in Taiwan increases over last 15 years: DGBAS
  6. American Nuclear Society awards Taiwan scientist
  7. Greying of society in Taiwan to accelerate after 2019: CEPD
  8. Taiwan and world experts gather in US to combat avian flu
  9. Hsinchu County approves blueprint for biomedical science park
  10. Taiwan officials attend IATTC conference in South Korea
  11. West Point valedictorian honoured by Taiwan group
  12. Academia Sinica kicks off 'Taiwan Biobank'
  13. Agreements reached at annual Taiwan Britain Business Council
  14. Taiwan, UK research institutes form alliance on genetic engineering
  15. European parliamentary caucus leader visits Taiwan
  16. First Taiwan trade policy review at WTO draws to 'perfect end'
  17. Cross-strait trade policy could be expanded: Vice Premier
  18. SEF calls for cross-strait talks on protection of 'Taishang'
  19. MAC calls for more cross-strait religious exchanges
  20. Taipei certified as world's largest Wi-Fi network city
  21. NCA launches English magazine 'Fountain'
  22. Tea producers from 16 countries vie for Taiwan's awards


NEWSLETTER NO. 61   15 June 2006    九十五年六月份新聞信(下)

  1. AIT chairman confident of Taiwan's democratic resilience
  2. Taiwan's forex reserves hit new high in May
  3. Taiwan expected to sign FTAs with Honduras, El Salvador this year
  4. Agricultural losses hit US$33.23 million after days of torrential rain
  5. Taipei named Intelligent Community of the year
  6. Taiwan to help APEC member countries develop signature industries
  7. AEC working to boost ratio of Taiwan's 'self-produced' energy sources
  8. Taiwan donates US$180,000 to WTO for technical assistance projects
  9. Taiwan participates in APEC exercise against avian flu
  10. Skype considers setting up product certification centre in Taiwan
  11. Taiwan's part in largest telescope project invaluable: Academia Sinica
  12. Taiwan military aircraft delivers relief goods to Indonesia
  13. King of Swaziland to visit Taiwan
  14. Four Taiwan firms make Financial Times top 500 list
  15. Vice foreign minister to serve as envoy to Spain
  16. Taiwan, China agree on cross-strait charter flight services
  17. Premier promises wide opening under 'active management' framework
  18. US welcomes progress on cross-strait charter flight services
  19. More than US$12.3 billion in business contracts signed at Computex
  20. Taiwan inventors win six gold at INPEX 2006
  21. Taiwanese philatelists win awards at Washington 2006 Stamp Expo
  22. Taiwanese Mandarin teachers arrive in Thailand as language instructors


NEWSLETTER NO. 60   01 June 2006    九十五年六月份新聞信(上)

  1. Taiwan wins support of non-diplomatic allies at WHA despite setback
  2. Exclusion of Taiwan challenges WTO ethics: Malawi minister
  3. Taiwan exclusion from WHO endangers world: Washington Times
  4. Taiwan aid tam starts operations in Indonesia
  5. President supports prosecution probe of son-in-law
  6. Taiwan-US TIFA talks end with concrete results
  7. Overseas postings as alternative to military service may be expanded
  8. DGBAS raises economic growth target to 4.31%
  9. Weng Chi-Hui to be new Academia Sinica head
  10. Deep ocean water R&D centre set to become fully operational by June 1
  11. Production value of Taiwan's IC industry up 27.6% year-on-year
  12. Taiwan aboriginal delegation returns from UNPFII with achievements
  13. Economist speaks on Taiwan's foreign investment at OECD forum
  14. Swedish parliamentary delegation arrives for six-day visit
  15. Growing European demand triggers boom in Taiwan's orchid industry
  16. Taiwan to impose provisional anti-dumping tax on Chinese towels
  17. Taiwan economy under threat from China: National Security report
  18. US calls for direct dialogue between Taipei, Beijing
  19. First batch of Taiwan fruit shipped to China via 'mini three links'
  20. Historic monument Taipei Guest House to open to public
  21. Taiwan academic discovers new material for white-light LEDs
  22. Taiwan team wins big in Asia-Pacific Mathematical Olympiad


NEWSLETTER NO. 59   15 May 2006    九十五年五月份新聞信(下)

  1. Taiwan 'staunch defender' of cross-strait peace: President
  2. Taiwan dissatisfied with US decision on president's transit: MOFA
  3. Taiwan thanks diplomatic allies for help in NUC cessation issue
  4. President reiterates call for dialogue with China
  5. International health organisation urges support for Taiwan's WHO bid
  6. Say yes to Taiwan's bid to WHO
  7. Two US Congressmen protest against unfair treatment of President Chen
  8. Taiwan, Paraguay sign joint communique on closer cooperation
  9. Taiwan to control exports of sensitive materials to Iran, N. Korea
  10. US decision on stopover request 'regrettable': President
  11. Transit decisions 'safeguard the nation's dignity': President
  12. TAITRA to hold textile, bicycle trade fairs in Vietnam
  13. Libya to be gateway for Taiwan's foray into North Africa: officials
  14. Taiwan-US relations unshaken: President
  15. Taiwan shifting attention to Middle East, Africa: analysts
  16. Taiwan, EU cooperate on grid computing against avian flu
  17. Taiwan must be on guard against China's courting of allies: official
  18. Taiwan cannot lock entire resources in China: Premier
  19. One third of Chinese people want to visit Taiwan: poll
  20. Art Taipei 2006 to open May 5
  21. ITRI centre recognised for excellence in business incubation
  22. New drug for Pompe disease discovered by Academia Sinica
  23. Taiwan wins eight medals at Asian Physics Olympiad
  24. Taiwan's academic journals go online


NEWSLETTER NO. 58   01 May 2006    九十五年五月份新聞信(上)

  1. Hu fails to ‘score’ against Taiwan on US trip: President
  2. Taiwan takes part in eight WHO specialists’ conferences since 2005
  3. Taiwan, Philippines to strengthen police cooperation
  4. S Korea surpasses Taiwan to become China’s 2nd-largest import source
  5. China is obscure to the Taiwanese: President
  6. US Congressman urges lifting travel ban on Taiwan leaders
  7. Taiwan’s medical group in Panama to offer free treatment
  8. Bush-Hu meeting fruitless for China: Analysts
  9. Burkina Faso Prime Minister to visit Taiwan
  10. Taiwan expresses willingness to expand cooperative ties with UAE
  11. Democratic Taiwan cornerstone of Asia-Pacific security: Official
  12. 77% of Taiwan people support Taiwan-US-China talks: Poll
  13. New Taiwan envoy to EU vows to develop strategic dialogue
  14. European Parliament to hold seminar on Taiwan’s WHO bid
  15. President urges France to help Taiwan join WHO
  16. Leading European Parliament member promotes Taiwan’s WHO bid
  17. Taiwan official calls Europe’s attention to China’s rise
  18. Taiwan is a frog in China’s gradually warming pot: Scholar
  19. Taiwan flexible on opening door wider to Chinese tourists: MAC head
  20. China’s economy in quagmire of overcapacity: Scholar
  21. Democracy key issue in US-Taiwan-China ties: Minister
  22. Hsinchu’s international glass art festival draws 350,000 visitors
  23. Taiwan orchids to blend into Tulip Festival in Canada’s capital
  24. Taiwan team invents mass spectrometer for measuring cells, viruses
  25. The Wayward Cloud Preview Screening


NEWSLETTER NO. 57   15 April 2006    九十五年四月份新聞信(下)

  1. Rejection of Applications Concerning the Import of Giant Pandas
  2. ROC dedicated to developing sustainable ties with pacific allies: MOFA
  3. ‘U-Taiwan’ to boost Taiwan’s GDP to over NT$16 trillion by 2010
  4. Taiwan’s democracy a model for rest of world: US Congressman
  5. Taiwan-South Korea economic race takes new twist
  6. Taiwan wants meaningful participation in WHO: Foreign Ministry
  7. Taiwan mission to help Burkina Faso fight bird flu
  8. Marshall Islands President arrives for state visit
  9. US-Taiwan ties enduring and unshakeable: AIT director
  10. US to continue to support Taiwan’s WHO bid: ROC Rep
  11. Most people want say in determining Taiwan’s future: Poll
  12. Wide-ranging Taiwan-India commercial forum to be held in Taipei
  13. China’s rise at critical crossroads: President
  14. European academics form new association on Taiwan study
  15. Taiwanese, French scientists honoured with award in Paris
  16. European Parliament delegation visits Taiwan
  17. Taiwan under direct Chinese avian flu threat: President
  18. Kaohsiung furniture makers accuse China of dumping
  19. Any cross-strait ties possible if China gives up one-party rule: Chen
  20. Taiwan welcomes China’s new tourism opening measures: MAC
  21. Deep-sea water resources development project to commence this year
  22. Taiwan inventors win big at Geneva inventions show
  23. 2006 Hakka Tung Blossom Festival kicks off in Nantou
  24. Taiwan’s agro-biotech achievements to be showcased in Chicago


NEWSLETTER NO. 56   01 April 2006    九十五年四月份新聞信(上)

  1. President asserts Taiwan’s right to join the UN
  2. Thousands take to streets to protest China’s annexation attempts
  3. Taiwan ranks 7th in networked readiness: WEF report
  4. US Congressman urges allowing high-level Taiwan officials to visit
  5. NUC cessation gives people right to decide Taiwan’s future
  6. President appeals for international support for Taiwan’s WHO bid
  7. Nankang software incubator to become leader in Asia by 2008
  8. High-speed rail service definitely to begin in late October
  9. ‘8-inch wafer’ model to be used in screening major investments in China
  10. Recyclable energy to reach 10% of installed capacity by 2010: MOEA
  11. Taiwan looks forward to early FAT talks with US
  12. EU confirms Taiwan’s clarification on ceasing NUC’s function
  13. EU urged to support Taiwan’s WHA bid
  14. Italian human rights activist support Taiwan’s WHA bid
  15. President urges Germany to support Taiwan’s WHO bid
  16. Three links and Chinese tourism part of existing cross-strait policy: MAC
  17. Everybody loses if cross-strait conflict breaks out: US official
  18. Taiwan China’s largest source of trade deficit: WTO
  19. Contemporary short files from Taiwan to be screened at London’s Goethe Institute
  20. Taiwan high schools to open up more to foreign students
  21. TAITRA begins to accept applicants for 2006 NanoTech show


NEWSLETTER NO. 55   15 March 2006    九十五年三月份新聞信(下)

  1. President Chen interviewed by Washington Post
  2. US State Department satisfied with Taiwan on NUC: Armitage
  3. Taiwan protests WTO member directory changes
  4. New constitution by 2008: President Chen
  5. US lawmakers, businesspeople support US-Taiwan FTA
  6. Taiwan's R&D spending close to industrialised nations: CEPD
  7. New AIT Taipei office director lauds Taiwan's democracy
  8. Taiwan performs better than South Korea economically: CEPD
  9. Government to invest NT$32 billion in 'life-related' technologies
  10. Taiwan's birth rate drops to new low: DGBAS
  11. Taiwan Textile Research Institute forges alliance with BASF group
  12. NUC cessation no damage to cross-strait status quo: UK envoy
  13. Acting Kaohsiung mayor arrives in London for eight-day visit
  14. President Chen urges Iceland to support Taiwan's WHO bid
  15. Taiwan-Vatican ties 'not gloomy': Foreign Affairs Minister
  16. China now has 784 missiles targeting Taiwan: MND
  17. MAC issues open letter to 'taishang' on NUC cessation
  18. Number of Taiwanese seeking jobs in China growing rapidly
  19. Oscar-winning director to be awarded honorary degree in Taiwan
  20. Yangmingshan flower festival expected to attract 1.2 million visitors
  21. 2006 International Cycle Show attracts over 33,500 buyers


NEWSLETTER NO. 54   01 March 2006    九十五年三月份新聞信(上)

  1. President Chen announces national Unification Council and Guidelines to cease
  2. US response to ceasing NUC's operations 'positive, moderate': MOFA
  3. National flag to fly at half mast on Peace Memorial Day
  4. Made in Taiwan: positive global impressions associated with technological developments
  5. Philippines appreciates Taiwan's aid for landslide victims
  6. Bangladesh could be intermediary to South Asian market: TIER
  7. President: report on 228 incident promotes justice, forgiveness
  8. Taiwan performs 'brilliantly' on gender equality: DGBAS
  9. Cheng Kung University joins US research consortium
  10. Investment in Taiwan is good idea: AmCham
  11. Political leaders gather at funeral of former premier
  12. Taiwan-Chilean ties see new breakthrough
  13. Government adjusts economic growth forecast upward
  14. Ang Less wins BAFTA award for best director
  15. Taipei mayor arrives in Belgium on last leg of Europe trip
  16. German Cultural Centre exhibition begins
  17. Taiwan-US-China ties to remain unchanged in short term: scholars
  18. No cross-strait consensus struck in 1992: new AIT chairman
  19. Taiwan's trade surplus with China tops US$31.8 billion
  20. NSC offers internship program for overseas Taiwanese youths
  21. Glove puppetry selected as image of Taiwan for the world
  22. New system can deny face-covered users access to ATM
  23. 80th-generation descendant of Confucius born in Taiwan January 1st


NEWSLETTER NO. 53   15 February 2006    九十五年二月份新聞信(下)

  1. Taiwan-US ties remain intact, despite President's statements
  2. Cross-strait economic integration vital for Taiwan: AmCham
  3. Chen's speech has nothing to do with status quo change
  4. Most Taiwanese favour cross-strait status quo: survey
  5. Taiwan to funnel NT$15 billion into biotech industry
  6. President approves major military reshuffle
  7. Taiwan to reduce dependence on imported oil
  8. Economists suggest government build Taiwan business zone in India
  9. Transport minister has new plans to enhance Taiwan tourism
  10. NSC technology alert list awaiting review in legislature
  11. COA to help Taiwan fruit make inroads into Middle East
  12. Eastern Europe can serve as shortcut to EU market for Taiwan: CIER
  13. Taiwan is EU's bridge to Chinese-language publishing market
  14. Air France-KLM plans direct flights from Holland to Taiwan
  15. Pork ribs from Netherlands banned from sale in Taichung
  16. China earns censure for censorship
  17. Taiwan to stand by own definition of 'status quo': MAC head
  18. China is potentially military competitor of US: US report
  19. President urges China-based Taiwan businesspeople to show solidarity
  20. Taipei book exhibition ends six-day run with record 440,000 visitors
  21. Taiwan aborigines have different ways to win the heart of valentines
  22. Parking meters in Taipei begin to use chip technology


NEWSLETTER NO. 52   01 February 2006    九十五年二月份新聞信(上)

  1. President Chen: scrapping of unification guidelines considered
  2. Chen's tough stance toward China surprise US
  3. Former DPP head Su Tseng-Chang appointed as premier
  4. MOEA to open office to help Taiwan businesses invest in Latin America
  5. Chunghwa Telecom to work with Microsoft for Taiwan's e-future
  6. New foreign minister opts for 'lean and mean' diplomatic fronts
  7. Taiwanese fishing vessel hijacked by Somali rebel militia released
  8. Taiwan 5th best in world for investors: BERI
  9. Military to recruit female soldiers: MND
  10. Novartis seeks to expand cooperation with Taiwan
  11. Taiwan's TFT-LCD panel claims lion's market share
  12. Australian envoy envisions closer ties with Taiwan
  13. British envoy confident in boosting ties with Taiwan
  14. UK designers invite Taiwan enterprises to settle design centres
  15. EU welcomes charter flights between Taiwan and China
  16. EU urged to support Taiwan's WHO bid
  17. MOFA condemns Beijing for obstructing Taiwan's WHO bid
  18. Olympic torch might come to Taiwan: new CTOC chair
  19. Most Taiwanese want to maintain status quo: Legislative Yuan Speaker
  20. China shouldn't ignore DPP: Academia Sinica head
  21. Temple offers on-line service to felicity seekers
  22. Foreigners' impression of New Year holiday: ambiance has changed
  23. Music, puppet show celebrate Mozart's 250th birthday


NEWSLETTER NO. 51   15 January 2006    九十五年一月份新聞信(下)

  1. President Chen's New Year Address - Democratic Taiwan: Thriving Onward
  2. Cabinet unveils measures to solidify Chen's New Year message
  3. US expects president Chen to follow 'four Nos' commitments
  4. Trade policies vital for Taiwan to avoid marginalisation
  5. MOFA redoubling efforts in Taiwan's WHO bid
  6. No military purpose in building runway on Spratly Island
  7. Legislative speaker to visit US en route to Honduras
  8. Taiwan said capable making 30% of world's chips by 2008
  9. Taiwan TV broadcasting to enter full digital era by 2010
  10. DPP chairman-elect vows to reinvent ruling party
  11. Ex-AIT head offers opinions on Taiwan defence
  12. President Chen receives Members of the British Parliament
  13. Taiwan could use an image boost in Great Britain: UK parliamentarian
  14. Italian parliamentarian decorated by president
  15. Taiwan awards German heavyweight in cultural sector
  16. 66% support 'proactive management' on cross-strait economy: poll
  17. COA to decide in March whether to accept China's pandas
  18. Safeguarding Taiwan interests prerequisite to opening
  19. Dialogue crucial to resolving cross-strait disputes
  20. International Public Television Screening Conference to be held in Taipei
  21. NTU produces green fluorescent pigs for medical research
  22. Young physics ambassadors in Taiwan for symposium
  23. Visa restrictions for foreign Mandarin students to be relaxed


NEWSLETTER NO. 50   01 January 2006    九十五年一月份新聞信(上)

  1. 53 US Congressmen urge Rice to include Taiwan in IPAPI network
  2. WTO deal beneficial to Taiwan: Economics Minister Ho
  3. Taiwan seeks to become Asia's high-tech research centre by 2010
  4. Taiwan succeeds in protecting Pacific tuna fishing rights
  5. Taiwan ranks among top in annual Freedom House Survey
  6. Taiwan's trade surplus expected to rise with booming exports
  7. Defence budget to be boosted to 3% of GDP by 2008: President
  8. Sovereignty is basis of Taiwanese national identity
  9. EU formula a new path for cross-strait relations
  10. Taiwan willing to talk with China under WTO
  11. MAC official calls for regular tourist visits by mainland Chinese to Kinmen
  12. New English edition of Presidential Office website debuts
  13. Taiwan to help rebuild university in tsunami-hit Ache province
  14. Taiwan tops Asia in German iF product design awards


NEWSLETTER NO. 49   15 December 2005    九十四年十二月份新聞信(下)

  1. KMT wins 14, DPP 6 of 23 city/county government posts
  2. Election results signal power shift: analysts
  3. Dec 3 elections reflect deepening of Taiwan democracy: China hand
  4. Election results not necessarily indicator for 2008 vote: US scholar
  5. Legislature passes Access to Government Informational Law
  6. 'Right time' is key for Taiwan-US FTA: US official
  7. 2006 economic growth to hit 4.25%: Academia Sinica
  8. Taiwan sends mission to Sao Tome and Principe to fight cholera
  9. WCPFC vetoes Japanese proposal to cut Taiwan's tuna quota
  10. Taiwan ranked 4th in US patent approval for 2004
  11. President reiterates administration's core values
  12. IT industry urged to reduce digital divide in Taiwan
  13. Taiwan to build airport in Spratly Islands
  14. President Chen urges EU not to lift arms ban against China
  15. Taiwan, Swiss institutes sign MOU on microtechnology cooperation
  16. 2005 European Film Festival held in Taipei
  17. No major changes to China policy following elections setback: MAC
  18. Taiwan welcomes talks with China on direct air transport links
  19. Taiwanese to lose citizenship if registering residence in China: MAC
  20. Taipei Arena expected to be a new 'soul-nourishing hub' in Taipei
  21. Six Taiwan celebrities to be featured in Discovery Channel program


NEWSLETTER NO. 48   01 December 2005    九十四年十二月份新聞信(上)

  1. US president cites Taiwan's freedom, democracy and prosperity
  2. Bush's talk on Taiwan democracy 'significant': Presidential Office
  3. Taiwan per capita GDP to exceed US$15,000 in 2005
  4. Over 60% say Taiwan is sovereign state in five-nation survey
  5. More than 13 million voters eligible to vote in Dec 3 elections
  6. World tuna group resolves to cut Taiwan's annual catch limit
  7. Chen officiates opening of free trade zone in Taichung harbor
  8. Taiwan has world's 3rd-highest installation density for solar heaters
  9. IFJ urged to support Taiwan
  10. President vows to get to bottom of Lafayette scandal
  11. Taiwan notebooks to account for 90% of world supply in 2009
  12. COA defends once again Taiwan's image on bird flu
  13. UK officials promise to give further explanation on bird flu matter
  14. New German leader opposed to lifting EU arms sales ban on China
  15. European Parliament urges EU not to lift arms embargo
  16. Taiwan grateful for Dutch Parliament support for WHO bid
  17. Cross-strait charter flights for Lunar New Year holiday unveiled
  18. Taiwan APEC envoy exchanges greetings with Chinese President
  19. Washington wants to see more Beijing-Taipei dialogue: White House
  20. Chinese Taipei grab 2 gold, 2 silver at World Cyber Game
  21. Taiwan's edge in tourism lies in friendly people and delicious food
  22. National Geographic Channel to broadcast documentary on Taiwan


NEWSLETTER NO. 47   15 November 2005    九十四年十一月份新聞信(下)

  1. Envoy to APEC vows to be a bridge at APEC summit
  2. Taiwan to tighten bird flue-response should H5N1 affect humans
  3. President, premier, ruling party gearing up for year-end elections
  4. Taiwan economy increasingly becoming service-based: CEPD
  5. President regrets boycott of US arms procurement by opposition
  6. Taiwan-donated medical goods airlifted to Pakistan
  7. Outlook of digital content industry promising: CEPD
  8. Council to push for UN accession for Hakka NGO
  9. Taiwan pharmaceutical exports jump by 126 percent in 1st half of year
  10. Taiwan succeeds in helping Thailand bust cross-border drug ring
  11. Taiwan to issue first-ever national security report after elections
  12. MOI unveils criteria to evaluate naturalisation applications
  13. Taiwan-US to cooperate in avian flu vaccine development
  14. Taiwan's importance in global economic system underestimated: Le Monde
  15. Taiwan's interactions with WHO said to have gradually matured
  16. Taiwan World Trade Center to open in Barcelona
  17. Roche in initial talks with Taiwan on Tamiflu production
  18. Washington should revise 'one China' policy: US commentator
  19. MAC agrees to de-link New Year cross-strait charter flights
  20. Cross-strait exchanges should be reviewed at next EDAC
  21. Taiwan wins 12 gold medals in East Asia Games
  22. Taiwan social worker wins top NGO award for children's welfare
  23. Record number of countries taking part in Taipei Travel Fair
  24. Most Taiwan students want to pursue advanced studies in US, China


NEWSLETTER NO. 46   01 November 2005    九十四年十一月份新聞信(上)

  1. Taiwan has technology to produce Tamiflu: DOH
  2. Taiwan to earmark NT$20 billion for bird flu prevention
  3. Coast guard tightening boarder controls against bird flu
  4. Second-phase reform aimed at mega-mergers, competitiveness
  5. Negotiations to be held on national communications commission bill
  6. MOEA signs cooperative pact to promote WiMAX technology
  7. Taiwan doesn't have to declare independence: former president
  8. Taiwan Medical Peace Corps gives up relief trip to Pakistan
  9. South Korea urged not to succumb to china's pressure
  10. Taiwan servers diplomatic ties with Senegal
  11. Taiwan's notebook output seen to top US$9 billion in Q4
  12. Taiwan ranks 3rd in Asia in business environment
  13. RFID testing facilities to boost Taiwan's competitiveness
  14. Taiwan expects to cooperate with Britain in bird flu battle: Envoy
  15. Taiwan envoy regrets British official's remarks on bird flu
  16. Switzerland to offer Taiwan judicial aid in Lafayette scandal probes
  17. NSC vice chairman sees a bright future for Taiwan-EU cooperation
  18. Opening to Chinese tourists a government policy: MAC
  19. MOFA urges China to enhance transparency in avian flu prevention
  20. Trail-blazer of Taiwan's atomic science dies
  21. International Healthy Cities Conference opens in Taipei


NEWSLETTER NO. 45   15 October 2005    九十四年十月份新聞信(下)

  1. President reaffirms commitment to clean government and reforms
  2. Leaders from various countries join Taiwan to celebrate National Day
  3. DPP rallied against opposition-initiated bill on China issue
  4. Taiwan still has room to expand relations with other nations
  5. Arms procurement package blocked for 31st time in legislature
  6. Hon Hai's September revenue rewrites earnings record
  7. HoTaiwan to help with relief operations after earthquake in South Asia
  8. Taiwan rescue team not allowed to fly from Bangkok to Pakistan
  9. Japanese expert unveils draft of 'Japan-Taiwan Relations Act'
  10. Expatriates gather at Google headquarters to uphold Taiwan's sovereignty
  11. President to name Legislative speaker to attend APEC summit meeting
  12. EU think tank to sponsor two seminars on cross-strait ties and EU role
  13. Barrier to Taiwan-Swiss judicial aid removed
  14. Taiwan Medical Association inks agreement with Estonian counterpart
  15. Pentagon's policy toward Taiwan remains unchanged
  16. MAC head lashes out at opposition-proposed cross-strait bill
  17. China's Tourism Bureau to send delegation to visit Taiwan this month
  18. Cross-strait air links impossible before 2006: MAC chairman
  19. China fears for passage of Taiwan Affairs Act by Canada Parliament
  20. Taiwan flies world's fist typhoon drone through typhoon Longwang
  21. Government scholarships offered for 713 foreign students this year
  22. Taiwan writer-choreographer selected as Time magazine 'Asian Hero'
  23. Most Taiwan students want to pursue advanced studies in US, China


NEWSLETTER NO. 44   01 October 2005    九十四年十月份新聞信(上)

  1. President Chen departs for official visit to Central America
  2. Chen unveils new project for co-prosperity with allies
  3. President Chen in UAE for unprecedented stopover
  4. Ten foreign leaders speaks for Taiwan in UN
  5. Japan formally informs Taiwan of permanent visa waiver
  6. MOFA signs cooperative pact with Mercy Corps on aid to Iraq
  7. MND: Taiwan seek to reciprocity in arms deals with US
  8. Taiwan's trade facilitation mechanism proposal greeted warmly in WTO
  9. Taiwan ranked 1st in Asia for growth competitiveness by WEF official
  10. Taiwan-EU ties progressing steadily
  11. Taiwan, France renew agreement on cultural exchanges
  12. Respect for Taiwan's sovereignty basis for cross-strait talks
  13. US emphasises importance for resolving differences peacefully
  14. Taiwan must meet challenges brought by China's economic rise
  15. NTD-RMB conversion to begin in Kinmen, Matsu from Oct 3
  16. 2005 Taiwan Business Alliance Forum held in Taipei
  17. Taiwanese company develops world's largest TV panel
  18. Taiwan charity groups extending humanitarian relief to Cambodians


NEWSLETTER NO. 43   15 September 2005    九十四年九月份新聞信(下)

  1. President extends sympathies to US over hurricane Katrina disaster
  2. President Chen will meet with Jeb Bush during transit stop in US
  3. Taiwan donates US$2 million to US for hurricane relief
  4. Taiwan to host first Asian solid-state circuits conference
  5. Tokyo governor arrives in Taipei to discuss ANMC 21
  6. Taiwan-Japan relations expected to grow after Koizumi’s landslide win
  7. US suggests Taiwan raise defence budget to 3.5% of GDP: Paper
  8. Taiwan cannot operate normally without UN membership: Envoy
  9. Taiwan welcomes international community to discuss Taiwan issue
  10. Cross-strait issue also a world issue: ROC envoy to EU
  11. Human rights issue to cast shadow over EU-China relations: Envoy
  12. President urges France to support Taiwan’s UN bid
  13. ROC to adopt ‘parallel relationship policy’ in relations with France
  14. MAC welcomes China’s permission for overflights by Taiwan carriers
  15. Official calls for normalization of financial ties with China
  16. Taiwan the most vulnerable democracy to ‘asymmetrical threats’: Chen
  17. First London “Taiwan Festival” to be held
  18. Tainan County to have Asia’s largest museum park
  19. Taiwan makes another breakthrough in animal cloning
  20. Taiwanese products frequent winners of major world design awards
  21. Taiwan bids to host international Olympic committee session in 2009


NEWSLETTER NO. 42   01 September 2005    九十四年九月份新聞信(上)

  1. Taiwan-India cooperation said strong enough to tap world market
  2. Four Taiwan communities gain safety accreditation from WHO
  3. Taiwan makes 3 contributions to Asia-Pacific region through APEC role
  4. Arms procurement aims to beef up defence, not arms race: President
  5. Authorities vow to protect human rights of foreign labourers
  6. Taiwan must decide on arms purchase on its own: US Defence Secretary
  7. President Chen urges KMT to abandon "One China" mythology
  8. UN bid publicity focuses on Taiwan Strait peace: GIO
  9. ROC-Central America summit scheduled for Sept 26
  10. Nearly 10,000 rally in Taichung to support CPC renunciations
  11. War in Iraq gravely affects Taiwan-France ties: outgoing Envoy
  12. Taiwan to become observer at OECD steel committee
  13. Taiwan-China talks on charter links likely: MAC
  14. Russia-China military exercise a pretext to suppress Taiwan: Envoy
  15. China is not rising peacefully: ROC foreign minister
  16. Government cool to China's incentives to Taiwanese students
  17. 18th Asian International Stamp Exhibition to open in Taipei
  18. Taiwan grabs over 100 medals in Asian Stamp Exhibition
  19. Taiwan succeeds in cloning 'economic animal': COA
  20. Ancient Chinese anti-cancer formula to be clinically tested in Taiwan


NEWSLETTER NO. 41   15 August 2005    九十四年八月份新聞信(下)

  1. Taiwan Guatemala ink free trade agreement
  2. Penghu to be opened for direct cross-strait shipping: Premier
  3. Japan, Taiwan agree in assessment of China’s military strength
  4. Premier calls for approval of arms procurement budget
  5. Premier: political parties should withdraw from mass media
  6. US willing to help Taiwan attend WHO meetings
  7. Taiwan not to lift US beef import ban in a rush: DOH
  8. Government to develop renewable energy to protect environment
  9. Japan’s political turmoil will not affect Taipei-Tokyo ties: Envoy
  10. Plan for setting up ‘Taiwan parks’ in India, Eastern Europe in the works
  11. President looking forward to transit stops in Australia
  12. DPU to promote democracy, peace and prosperity: Vice President Lu
  13. MOEA to help companies implement EU’s environmental regulations
  14. Taiwan, China can learn from European integration: President Chen
  15. 150 Taiwan firms to participate in Berlin consumer electronics show
  16. No peace treaty, no fly-over right for Chinese planes: Premier Hsieh
  17. Two local Chinese newspapers may post journalists in Taiwan: MAC
  18. Taiwan funds major driving force in Chinese export sector: report
  19. Taiwan festival to delight Londoners
  20. 8000 people invited to join ‘Hunger 30’ in Kaohsiung Aug 13
  21. Taipei MRT set to welcome 2 billionth passenger
  22. Education ministry pushes for ‘Freedom of Hairstyle’ for students


NEWSLETTER NO. 40   01 August 2005    九十四年八月份新聞信(上)

  1. U.S. House of Representatives support for U.S. visits by Taiwan leaders
  2. Taipei mayor elected new Kuomingtang leader
  3. Agricultural losses from typhoon Haitang top NT$4 billion
  4. Japan newspaper hails Taiwan's desire to host Olympics
  5. 15th round of Taiwan-Japan fishery talks opens in Tokyo
  6. Taiwan calls for international talks over overlapping economic zones
  7. Taiwan seeking to join more OECD committees
  8. Science and technology budget for 2006 amounts to NT$77.38 billion
  9. Taiwan should have same rights like other APEC members
  10. Taiwan should pay heed to less-developed countries: African mission
  11. 'Constitutional re-engineering office' to be established on August 1st
  12. Taiwan to donate 600,000 doses of flu vaccine to Vietnam
  13. Kaohsiung mayor welcomes world athletes to Taiwan in 2009
  14. China finally accepts Taiwan's designation name to WTO
  15. Taiwan delegation to attend WTO General Council meeting in Geneva
  16. China has 650-730 missiles targeting Taiwan: Pentagon report
  17. President goes soft on 'active opening, effective management'
  18. Technology protection core issue in farm talks: Premier Hsieh
  19. Chinese general's nuclear threat "irresponsible": Australian PM
  20. Taiwan scientists succeed in producing medical eggs
  21. Taiwan students win two gold medals in Chemistry Olympiad
  22. Taiwan scientists use algae extracts against bird flu


NEWSLETTER NO. 38   01 July 2005    九十四年七月份新聞信(上)

  1. Premier calls for calm over fishery disputes
  2. Preparatory meeting for Taiwan-Japan fishery talks set for July 12
  3. Floods claim 13 lives, cause over US$59.71 million in losses
  4. Senior navy officer calls for country's support for national defence
  5. Taiwan industrial institute opens incubation centre in Silicon Valley
  6. Future enterprises should be eco-friendly
  7. Taiwan has world's sixth-best science education
  8. Taiwan re-imposes ban on US beef
  9. Vice president departs for Palau for official visit
  10. Intellectual Property Academy established
  11. China behind WTO directory changes to Taiwan: Foreign Ministry
  12. President calls for support for arms procurement, volunteer military
  13. EBRD to set up office in Taipei
  14. UK market a great opportunity for Taiwanese fruits and flowers
  15. Taiwan trade delegation holds introduction party in Tel Aviv
  16. Only a democratic China can ensure cross-strait peace
  17. Next three years prime time for talks with China: SEF chief
  18. Taiwan's investment in China decreases sharply
  19. International Student Identity Card and EasyCard to be combined
  20. Eden launches aid program to help foreign spouses keep kids in Taiwan
  21. Taiwan achieves good results at Asian Pacific Mathematical Olympiad


NEWSLETTER NO. 37   15 June 2005    九十四年六月份新聞信(下)

  1. National Assembly passes constitutional amendment package
  2. Special Report: The significance of Taiwan's constitutional reform
  3. President: constitutional amendments set stage for further reform
  4. Southern Taiwan ravaged by torrential rain
  5. American Chamber of Commerce supports US-Taiwan FTA
  6. Taiwan ranks fifth in BERI's investment climate evaluation for 2005
  7. Japan urged to negotiate with Taiwan on overlapping economic zones
  8. Taiwan to raise renewable energy generation ratio to 10% by 2010
  9. Academia Sinica forecasts Taiwan's GDP growth at 3.74%
  10. Legislative group to visit European Parliament
  11. US urges Europe not to lift arms embargo against China
  12. Siemens factory workers concerned about BenQ's recent acquisition
  13. Bush reaffirms stance on peaceful solution to Taiwan issue
  14. China's fixed policy on Taiwan precludes talks for now: MAC
  15. MOFA condemns China's attempt to shorten UN mandate in Haiti
  16. China using every means to block Taiwan's entry into OAS
  17. Taiwan wins seven medals in WorldSkills competition
  18. Foreign students of Chinese language to get boost with new website
  19. Tiny Hakka village blessed with 67 couples with 60 years of marriage


NEWSLETTER NO. 36   01 June 2005    九十四年六月份新聞信(上)

  1. China's goodwill toward Taiwan goes down the drain
  2. Taiwan thanks allies for support despite failure of WHA bid
  3. National Assembly election firms up Chen's position: US Daily
  4. Taiwan expresses thanks for inclusion of universal application in the IHR
  5. Public consensus must precede constitutional reform
  6. Interior Ministry to stick to fingerprint policy for new ID cards
  7. ITRI incubator centre named as best of its kind in Asia
  8. Taiwan to sponsor 3,000 children in disaster-hit Nias Island
  9. President advocates 'new Taiwan identity' as basis of rapprochement
  10. Taiwan-US free trade pact crucial to Asia-Pacific peace
  11. National Assembly delegates sworn in
  12. ISHR supports Taiwan reporters' right to cover WHA news
  13. European Parliament members arrive in Taiwan for visit
  14. Taiwan science and technology officials visit Israel
  15. Cultural affairs chief presents awards to French research teams
  16. Chen proposes resumption of cross-strait talks based on 1992 meeting
  17. China should drop 'zero-sum' game mindset
  18. Ilan forest becomes world's largest subtropical field research site
  19. Chinese language ability a must for ROC citizenship
  20. Taiwan wins 2nd place in Asian championship baseball tournament


NEWSLETTER NO. 35   15 May 2005    九十四年五月份新聞信(下)

  1. President hails National Assembly election as victory for Taiwan
  2. World Medical Association continues to support Taiwan on WHA bid
  3. President leaves for visit to three South Pacific states
  4. DPP firm on promise of constitutional reform
  5. Taiwan membership in WHO would benefit the world: DOH head
  6. Taiwan actively working to consolidate forces of support for WHA bid
  7. China-WHO memorandum on Taiwan unreasonable
  8. IFJ urges UN to safeguard Taiwan journalists' right to work
  9. Taiwan steps up publicity for WHO bid
  10. EU attitude on Taiwan's WHA bid moving in positive direction
  11. European business group praises Taiwan's improved investment climate
  12. Presidential office again denies so-called '1992 consensus'
  13. EU urges China to engage in dialogue with Taiwan's ruling party
  14. Taiwan wins seven medals at Asian Physics Olympiad
  15. Six people chosen to represent Taiwan in Discovery channel


NEWSLETTER NO. 34   01 May 2005    九十四年五月份新聞信(上)

  1. President expects to meet KMT chief when he returns from China
  2. Taiwan has spent US$87.8 million on post-tsunami relief aid
  3. Taiwan appreciates US support for its WHO bid
  4. Taiwan medical groups to provide free services in Dominican Republic
  5. Taiwan donates US$1 million to global fund to fight three devastating diseases
  6. Taiwan's WHO bid to make real progress
  7. Hsinchu industrial park's export hit US$15 billion in 2004
  8. Taiwan to become world's largest display panel supplier
  9. Beijing's 'one country, two systems' formula pointless
  10. President Chen to depart for South Pacific visit May 1
  11. European Parliament recommends maintaining arms embargo on China
  12. E.U. support critical to Taiwan's WHO bid
  13. China urged to make action before EU arms sales can be lifted
  14. Taiwan-Britain Business Council meeting to be held in Taipei
  15. Europe concerned about China visits by Lien, Soong
  16. Direct dialogue best way to solve cross-strait problems
  17. Opinions mixed in Taiwan on KMT chairman's' China visit: poll
  18. Asian international stamp exhibition kicks of in Taipei
  19. Austronesian-speaking people originated from Taiwan


NEWSLETTER NO. 33   April    九十四年四月份新聞信

  1. President returns home after attending Pope's funeral in Vatican
  2. Million-person 326 march ends peacefully
  3. President Chen joins Bush, Hu Jintao in Time Magazine's 100 list
  4. U.S. remains supportive of Taiwan's WHO bid
  5. Taiwan moves up two notches in information technology report
  6. Phasing out nuclear power in 10 years 'impossible': Economics minister
  7. International publicity campaign ready for Taiwan's WHA bid
  8. Taiwan ranks third in knowledge economy development in Asia
  9. U.S. expresses concern about KMT delegation's China visit
  10. National Science Council to increase international cooperation
  11. DOH head actively drums up support Taiwan's WHA bid
  12. E.U. rules will pressure Taiwan electronics equipment-makers
  13. Taiwan expats in Britain demonstrates at PRC embassy
  14. German foreign minister opposes lifting of E.U. arms sales ban
  15. Britain hopes to lure investments from Taiwan
  16. U.S. House resolution expresses grave concern about new Beijing law
  17. Go slow with direct cross-strait transportation links
  18. Government wants coordination from all parties on China policy
  19. Taiwan willing to return to talk with China based on 1992 framework
  20. Taiwan shines at World Paralympics Table Tennis Tournament
  21. Nearly two out of 100 Taiwan school children born of mixed marriages
  22. Taiwan to bid for hosting 20th Wrold Orchid Conference in 2011
  23. Number of travellers visiting Taiwan hits record high
  24. GIO holds English website design competition to promote Taiwan's WHO entry


NEWSLETTER NO. 32   March    九十四年三月份新聞信

  1. MAC's press release in response to China's "Anti-Separation Law"
  2. Taiwanese worldwide observes 228 Peace Memorial Day
  3. Taiwan will increase self-defence capability: President
  4. MOFA welcomes inclusion of Taiwan in U.S.-Japan security statement
  5. Alliance to be formed to organise one million people rally
  6. Taiwan per capita GNP, GDP expected to hit new highs for 2005
  7. Clinton praises Chen for his courage in meeting with PFP head
  8. 12 Taiwan IT products enjoy No.1 share in world market
  9. MOFA regrets China's attempt to block Taiwan's IHR inclusion
  10. Police identifies suspect in president's shooting
  11. Taiwan pulling its weight in cutting Ozone-depleting agent
  12. Taiwan businesspeople in the U.K. urged to help Taiwan's development
  13. E.U. lawmaker to table motion against China's Anti-Secession Law
  14. Rights of diplomats in Switzerland remain intact
  15. Minister woos British investment in Taiwan bank's privatisation
  16. Cross-strait security counts on U.S. adherence and allies' support
  17. President on cross-strait policy: 'reconciliation, but no concession'
  18. U.S. Pacific commander calls Anti-Secession Law 'disconcerting'
  19. Legislative Yuan to pass resolution against Anti-Secession Law
  20. China's military buildup could tilt cross-strait balance: CIA head
  21. Taiwanese film-maker wins award at Berlin Film Festival
  22. Taiwan to bid for hosting 20th Wrold Orchid Conference in 2011
  23. ITRI inks cooperative accord with Netherlands's research organisation
  24. Taiwan group taking part in U.N. commission on status of women session


NEWSLETTER NO. 31   February    九十四年二月份新聞信

  1. Rise of Taiwan identity differs from pro-independence
  2. Premier unveils ideal of cooperation, coexistence
  3. Indonesia expresses gratitude to Taiwan for aid to tsunami victims
  4. World peace should be based on freedom and democracy
  5. Taiwan ranks fifth in wealth of developing countries ratings
  6. Mandatory military service to be shortened to 18 months
  7. Taiwan removed from USTR's special 301 priority watch list
  8. Government aims to create extensive mobile communications by 2008
  9. Mission-oriented national assembly may be elected May 14
  10. Taiwan should have reliable defence forece
  11. 2005 ESI ranking unfair to Taiwan: CEPD
  12. Taipei Representative Office in London celebrates lunar New Year
  13. MOFA welcomes E.U. to play bigger role in cross-strait issues
  14. U.S. stance against removal of arms embargo on china unchanged
  15. Taiwanese-European medical group to assist Taiwan's WHO bid
  16. German minister's cancellation of scheduled Taiwan visit criticised
  17. Cross-Strait lunar New Year charter flights kick off
  18. U.S. house resolution urges E.U. not to lift arms embargo against China
  19. China needs new approach to break cross-strait impasse: MAC
  20. U.S. Congressmen voice opposition to anti-succession law
  21. Deaflympics wraps up in Melbourne with Taiwan winning 16 medals
  22. GIO offers funds for documenting prominent Taiwan figures
  23. Academia Sinica produces digital time/space environments
  24. 'Taipedia' web site launched to document Taiwan's development


NEWSLETTER NO. 30   January    九十四年一月份新聞信

  1. The day after tomorrow: 10,000 hopes
  2. Taiwan offers US$60 million in relief aid to tsunami-hit countries
  3. President to visit nations in South Pacific
  4. Taiwan ranks 27th in global economic freedom forum
  5. President promises political reconciliation in new year address
  6. KMT, PFP leaders lose case to annul presidential election
  7. Taiwan expected to be global leader in microchip foundries by 2006
  8. Small enterprises are Taiwan's biggest employers
  9. Taiwan to inject large funds in nanotechnology projects
  10. U.S. expresses condolences on SEF chairman's death
  11. Former ROC president arrives in Japan
  12. Taiwan Representative to Britain arrives in London to assume post
  13. The EU should assist Taiwan in safeguarding the islands of democracy
  14. Taiwan security draw's Germany's attention
  15. Taiwan made ad hoc observer of OECD trade committee
  16. U.S. reiterates support for special resolution of cross-strait issues
  17. Taiwan, Mainland China should hold peace talks
  18. 'Anti-Secession Law' aimed at making excuse for invading Taiwan
  19. 58% want referendum as hedge against Anti-Secession Law
  20. Many foreign Chinese-language students prefer Taiwan to China
  21. Taiwan carrier China Airline float wins international trophy at rose parade
  22. Taiwan lecturer to be cited by French food authorities
  23. Widow of late President Chiang Ching-kuo dies
  24. GButterfly orchid boutique to open at CKS international airport


NEWSLETTER NO. 29   December    九十三年十二月份新聞信

  1. US glad to see successful elections in Taiwan: State department
  2. Opposition 'pan-blue alliance' maintains slim majority in legislature
  3. President Chen resigns as DPP chairman
  4. Taiwan to participate in OECD peer review on competition law in 2006
  5. Economics Ministry assesses impact of Mainland-ASEAN FTA on Taiwan
  6. Premier officiates ground-breaking for Science Park in Yunlin
  7. S&P report is based on insufficient knowledge of Taiwan: CEPD
  8. GIO unveils new measures to revitalise moribund movie industry
  9. Lin Yuan group is Taiwan's largest business in 2003
  10. Taipei will have priority right ot host 2006 Asian Cities Conference
  11. Taiwan, Japan urged to enhance security cooperation
  12. ROC Representative to the UK departs with high praise
  13. MAC head explains Taiwan's mainland policy in Europe
  14. US Congressmen urge EU to keep China arms embargo
  15. French, Taiwanese scientists to jointly detect quakes in east Taiwan
  16. Lenovo-IBM deal shakes up Taiwan computer makers
  17. Taipei-Beijing, Taipei-Washington ties unchanged after elections
  18. Cross-Strait currency settlement system under assessment: CBC
  19. Beijing's ubiquitous suppression steadily alienates Taiwan
  20. Government to set up new radio network to serve foreigners in Taiwan
  21. Taiwan to launch crafts year with William Morris exhibition
  22. Taiwan international documentary festival opens in Taipei
  23. Taiwanese author's children's book makes New York Times top 10
  24. Governement unveils new scholarship program for overseas study


NEWSLETTER NO. 28   November    九十三年十一月份新聞信

  1. Taiwan has support to join sub-group of World Health Organisations
  2. Taiwan to launch publicity campaign at APEC summit
  3. Taiwan supports establishment of Asia-Pacific free trade
  4. Taiwan needs new constitution
  5. Premier lists Taiwan's accomplishment in foreign trade and investments
  6. Taiwan's economic growth could hit 6% for the year
  7. Taiwan fourth least-corrupt country in Asia: TI report
  8. Taiwan world's 15th-largest exporter: WTO
  9. ROC is an independent sovereignty
  10. Defence upgrading prerequisite to maintaining status quo
  11. Taiwan enjoys leadership role in government IT infrastructure: IDC
  12. Taiwan hails German parliament's support for China arms embargo
  13. ECCT to seek E.U. backing for Taiwan WHO bid: CEPD
  14. Taiwan and Belgium sign agreement to avoid double taxation
  15. First Taiwanese literature seminar in France opens November 2
  16. Beijing blocks Taiwan's proposal at WHO's SPS committee
  17. U.S. welcomes Chen's statement at NSC meeting
  18. Rules on entry of mainland professionals to be further eased
  19. MAC head offers four ways to defuse Cross-Strait tensions
  20. U.S. expert recommends dual restraints approach towards Taiwan issue
  21. Peaceful Cross-Strait ties in U.S. interests: U.S. Scholar
  22. Tourist arrivals up by nearly 40 percent in nine months
  23. Taiwanese studying overseas fell by 22.1 percent in 2003
  24. Taiwan-produced Lao Tsu tea wins award at Paris food fair
  25. Yangmingshan most popular national park in Taiwan


NEWSLETTER NO. 27   October    九十三年十月份新聞信

  1. U.S. Welcomes Chen's Peace Overture to Beijing in National Day Speech
  2. No Cheap Options for National Defense
  3. ROC Embassies, Representative Offices Celebrate National Day
  4. Taiwan's GDP 17th-Largest in World in 2002: DGBAS
  5. Taiwan to have at least seven free trade harbor zones by 2008
  6. Taiwan ranks first in global E-government survey
  7. Taiwan clothing industry faces challenge in world market
  8. MND to focus on voluntary military service
  9. "Served by Taiwan" will be nation's new logo
  10. U.N. urged to stop 'Political Apartheid' against Taiwan
  11. President advocates Cross-Strait 'code of conduct'
  12. ROC Double Ten national day celebrated in the U.K.
  13. 20th Taiwan-Sweden Economic Cooperation Conference held in Taipei
  14. Taiwan-Germany Economic Cooperation Confab opens in Taipei
  15. European Parliament urged to ask Beijing to abandon option of force
  16. EU urged to pass law modeled on Taiwan Relations Act
  17. Chen calls for reopening of cross-strait dialogue based on 92 talks
  18. Mainland China to have military edge over Taiwan in 2006: MND
  19. No major changes in Beijing's Taiwan policy foreseen: MAC head
  20. President calls for cross-strait talks on "Three-Links"
  21. President confers medals on Paralympics gold medalists
  22. Taiwan TV anchorwoman elected to head World Body of Women Journalists
  23. Research unit unveils AMOLED technology
  24. Taiwan ranks 1st in Asia in terms of women participation in politics
  25. Masters degree holds edge out bachelor graduates in workplace


NEWSLETTER NO. 26   September    九十三年九月份新聞信

  1. President to hold teleconference to highlight Taiwan's U.N. bid
  2. Eye-catching posters grace Manhattan streets for Taiwan's U.N. bid
  3. First lady heads Taiwan team to Paralympics games in Athens
  4. President decorates Olympic gold medalists
  5. Revised constitutional proposals passed to downsize legislature
  6. Economic growth rate could top 6%
  7. President returns from Central America
  8. Premier returns after fruitful diplomatic tour
  9. Texas Republicans call for recognition of Taiwan
  10. Taiwan Nano-related production to top NT$300 billion by 2008
  11. Taiwan, E.U. keen on further cooperation
  12. British Parliamentarian moves to support Taiwan's Bid for WHO access
  13. President pitches for closer Taiwan-Britain ties
  14. New Taiwan representative to attend annual Taiwan-E.U. conference
  15. Taiwan women's association in Europe established
  16. Beijing's unification law unacceptable to international community
  17. Halt to military exercise a goodwill gesture
  18. Democracy can create durable cross-strait peace
  19. Taiwan hopes to dissuade E.U. from lifting arms ban against China
  20. World junior baseball championship opens in Taipei
  21. Education minister promotes Taiwan scholarship program
  22. National Taiwan University tops all universities in Taiwan, H.K. and Mainland China
  23. Hsinchu science park seals cooperation deal with U.S. counterparts
  24. President receives winners of two International Cyber Affairs
  25. Government sets sights on fostering world-class designers by 2010
  26. Taiwan's artists need more international exposure


NEWSLETTER NO. 25   August    九十三年八月份新聞信

  1. Taiwan to use Athens Olympics as vehicle to promote its image
  2. 2004 Democratic Pacific Assembly held August 13-15 in Taipei
  3. New investment in first 7 months totals US$19.5 billion
  4. President Chen to attend Panama's presidential inauguration
  5. Taiwan third-largest holder of foreign exchange reserves
  6. Taiwan accelerates corporate governance reform
  7. Premier Yu leaves for 3-country Central American tour
  8. Taiwan to hold Asia-Pacific meeting of world student organisation
  9. Kaohsiung to host Federation of Asian Photographic Art congress
  10. Taiwan - US relations more stable
  11. US congressmen introduce resolution on visits by Taiwan officials
  12. Government to invest over US$58 million over 5 years to upgrade textile sector
  13. President presents flag to Taiwan Olympic athletes
  14. Editorial: Sporting Spirit
  15. Taiwan wants to rejoin UN
  16. President vows to build a 'human rights' nation
  17. French parliamentarian voices support for Taiwan
  18. Taiwan backs WTO draft framework for global trade talks
  19. Taipei band vies with the world's best in Bournemouth
  20. Magistrate of Tainan County visits the UK
  21. Beijing urged not to suppress Taiwan over Olympic ads
  22. International journalists group condemns Beijing
  23. President reaffirms no change in cross-strait policy
  24. President Chen calls for permanent peace with mainland China
  25. Cross-strait dialogue should not be conducted under military threat
  26. Beijing's new unification law to lose policy flexibility
  27. Survey on Cross-Strait relations available online
  28. Prehistoric moulding technology discovered in Taiwan
  29. Night markets emerge as Taiwan's top tourist attraction
  30. World rover scouts attend 'exploration trip' on Taiwan culture
  31. Taiwan's National Park Series (3): Yangmingshan National Park
  32. Taiwanese cinema in Edinburgh
  33. Taiwan runner wins 'Super-marathon' in Chile


NEWSLETTER NO. 24   July    九十三年七月份新聞信

  1. President Initiates independent inquiry to probe March 19 shooting
  2. Premier Yu to visit Dominican Republic
  3. Kaohsiung City to host eighth World Games in 2009
  4. ROC Foreign Minister welcomes US House's friendly resolution on relations with Taiwan
  5. US President Bush signs bill supporting Taiwan's WHO bid
  6. Defense Minister explains need for costly US arms purchase
  7. Premier: Taiwan should increase self-defense capability
  8. President working to strengthen foreign relations
  9. Taiwan's economy showing signs of over-heating
  10. Premier reaffirms commitment to financial reform
  11. President orders all-out post-disaster relief, rehabilitation
  12. Executive Yuan sets aside NT$15.2 billion for disaster relief
  13. UK Taiwanese join relief effort
  14. UK House of Lords debate on UK-Taiwan relations
  15. Taiwan invited to attend G-10 group ministerial meeting
  16. Taiwan's ties with Vatican remain stable
  17. Taiwan Representative visits Lord Mayor of Canterbury
  18. Delegates of Taiwan's Legislative Yuan visit the UK
  19. ICG president urged more international space for Taiwan
  20. UK-Taiwan trade grows in 2004
  21. Taiwan is open on issues of cross-strait talks
  22. MAC chief issues call for peace framework to end cross-strait rift
  23. Students from 9 countries attend Zen camp in southern Taiwan
  24. Taiwan driver wins championship in Asian Formula Renault Challenge
  25. Taiwan's ITRI Creativity Laboratory inaugurated
  26. Taiwan's National Park Series: Yushan National Park
  27. Upcoming Events
  28. Taiwan youth hostel system launched


NEWSLETTER NO. 23   June    九十三年六月份新聞信

  1. Premier Outlined Four Major Administrative Tasks
  2. Taiwan Securities Market Regulations to be Further Liberalised
  3. Inaugural Speech Welcomed At Home, Abroad
  4. U.S. Supports Taiwan's Bid for OAS Observer Status
  5. Taiwan's 8th Bid for WHO Entry Noticed While U.S. and Japan Voted in Favour
  6. Taiwan Provides Model of Government Role in Economic Development
  7. Taiwan's ROCSAT-2 Satellite Successfully Launched
  8. Taiwan's Major Military Procurement Aimed At Self-Defence
  9. Vice President Proposes New Mode For Cooperation With El Salvador
  10. Salvadoran President-Elect Vows to Back Taiwan's International Presence
  11. VP Lu Conferred Human Rights Medal in Costa Rica
  12. ROC Pays Tribute to Reagan in San Francisco
  13. Presidential Inauguration Reception Held in London
  14. Foreign Minister Chen Scheduled to Visit Europe in July
  15. Dr. Tien Bestowed Decoration to Ex-Chairman of the Board of AVRDC for Excellent Contribution
  16. President Calls on European Union to Support Taiwan's WHO Bid
  17. Beijing Military Build-Up Destabilizing
  18. 'One China' Cannot Be Precondition for Talks with Mainland: Premier
  19. 2004 Taipei International Dragon Boat Race Championship to Begin
  20. Taiwan Delegation the Biggest Winner in INPEX
  21. Taiwan Forms Research Centre at University of California at Berkerley
  22. Taiwan's National Park Series (1): Kenting National Park
  23. Architectural Work to be Exhibited in Venice Debuts in Tainan
  24. Taiwan Invents Chip to Examine for SARS
  25. Su Tian-Shui Grants


NEWSLETTER NO. 22   May    九十三年五月份新聞信

  1. All Parties Expected to Accept Recount Result
  2. Improving U.S. - Taiwan Relations a Top Priority
  3. MOEA Aiming At Creating Taiwan's Third NT$1 Trillion Industry
  4. Taiwan 2004 Competitiveness Moving Up: IMD
  5. Taiwan Happy to be Praised by Reporters Sans Frontieres
  6. Taiwan Vows to Improve IPR Protection
  7. President to Flesh Out New Constitution Plan in Inaugural Speech
  8. At Least 15 Foreign Heads of State to Attend May 20 Inauguration
  9. Health Minister Presents Reasons for Taiwan's WHO Bid
  10. Health Minister to Lead Lobby Group to WHA Annual Meeting
  11. U.S. Senate Passes Bill in Support of Taiwan's WHA Bid
  12. Taiwan's Bid to be A Highlight of WHA Meeting
  13. Inaugural European Association Taiwan Studies Conference Held in London
  14. MOFA to Build Cooperation Framework With EU Members
  15. Taiwan to Join EU-Sponsored SARS Research Programs
  16. Trade Promotion Mission Eyeing Eastern European Market
  17. Chen to Work for Establishment of Cross-Strait Interactive Mechanism
  18. MAC to Monitor Impact of Beijing's Economy-Cooling Measures
  19. Taiwan Pianists Win At International Competition
  20. Toast of the Nation
  21. Taiwan Chef Wins Best Chef Award
  22. ITRI and Taiwan Advanced Optical Storage Alliance Develops FVD Specification
  23. New Series! Taiwan's National Parks
  24. Upcoming Events - Taiwan Studies Programme, Asian Studies Centre, St. Antony's College, University of Oxford
  25. Upcoming Events - LSE Taiwan Cultural Research Programme: the London-Taiwan Summer Workshop
  26. WIN Free Tickets to See David Darling and The Bunun Singers in London


NEWSLETTER NO. 21   April    九十三年四月份新聞信

  1. Pragmatism and Dignity Central to Taiwan's WHO Bid
  2. Australian Senator to Make Motion to Support Taiwan's WHO Bid
  3. No Need For Taiwan to Declare Independence: Ex-President Lee
  4. U.S. Approves Sales of Long-Range Early Warning Radar to Taiwan
  5. Taiwan Grants Trade Preference to 50 Less-Developed Nations
  6. Legislative Yuan Passes New Law Regulating Campaign Contributions
  7. Taiwan Textile Industry to be Boosted by Lifting of Global Quotas
  8. New Interior Minister Vows Full Devotion to Job
  9. President Chen Shui-Bian Wins Re-Election with Tenacity
  10. Taiwan's Election Disputes Should be Resolved by Law
  11. Chen Calls for Calm and Peace After Election
  12. Prosecutor Confident of Solving Election-Eve Shooting Case
  13. President Chen Comments to BBC on Referendum
  14. Both Referendum Questions Failed to Cross Threshold for Validity
  15. Referendum Act Will be Revised
  16. Officials Encourage Manufacturers to Explore European Market
  17. Legislative Delegation Leaves for Europe to Promote WHO Bid
  18. Sixth Annual Meeting of The Taiwan-Britain Business Council (TBBC) to be Held in London
  19. Deputy Taiwan Representative Opened Social Event Organised by Taiwanese Student Society
  20. Taiwan-China Relations at Turning Point
  21. Taiwan's People Reject Threat of Intervention from Mainland China
  22. Taiwan-Made Notebook PCs to Hold 70 Percent of World Output in 2004
  23. Taiwan Company, ITRI Developing Platinum Anti-Cancer Drug
  24. Taiwan's Girl's Volleyball Team Wins Championship in World Volleyball Cup
  25. David Darling and The Bunun Singers to Delight British Audience
  26. The 9th Tatun Art Exhibition Invite Submission of Art Pieces


NEWSLETTER NO. 20   March    九十三年三月份新聞信

  1. Taiwan will Purchase Anti-Missile Systems
  2. Premier Lures U.S. High-Tech Investments
  3. TDC Starts Mission to Boost Taiwan's Competitiveness
  4. President Chen has Assumed Chairmanship of Asian Democratic Organisation
  5. Partial Volunteer Military to be Gradually Implemented
  6. Legislature will be Downsized by Half
  7. Latest WHO Bid Gets Support in Washington
  8. UK MPs Uphold Taiwan's Bid to WHO
  9. Taiwan's Referendum Q&A
  10. Over 1.5 Million Link Hands for Taiwan
  11. Police Officers to Patrol Polling Stations
  12. Peter Kent Visits Taiwan for 100th Time
  13. Taiwan to Join Advisory Centre on WTO Law
  14. Taiwan Representative Dr. Hung-mao Tien Addresses Liberal International British Group
  15. Orang-utan Sent to UK Under Cooperation Programme
  16. Early Day Motion 354 on PRC's Missile Threats
  17. PRC Military Threat has not Lessened Over Past Four Years
  18. Mainland China Emerges as Taiwan's Top Trading Partner
  19. Taiwan Displays Success in IT and Biotechnology
  20. Year of Monkey E-Card Available for Download
  21. Foreign Ministry Offers Scholarship for Foreign Students
  22. "Enchanting Taiwan" Captures the Many Splendors of Taiwan
  23. Third Cross-Strait Workshop on Nano Science and Technology
  24. Call for Children's Art for the 35th World Schoolchildren's Art Exhibition in Taipei


NEWSLETTER NO. 19   February    九十三年二月份新聞信

  1. Taiwan to Win Worldwide Respect with Referendum
  2. Taiwan's GDP Growth to Reach 4.81 Percent in 2004
  3. Department of Health to Hold Meeting on Avian Flu Prevention
  4. Southern Taiwan Science Park Sets Production Value of £4 Billion
  5. Taiwan High-Speed Railway to be Inaugurated as Scheduled
  6. 'One Million Hand-In-Hand' Program to Signify Ethnic Harmony
  7. £1.6 Billion to be Earmarked for Farmer's Compensation
  8. President Calls for People to Build Anti-Virus Network
  9. Presidential Election 2004
  10. Presidential Race Will Only Have Two Candidates
  11. Views from the Opposition: Opposition KMT-PFP Presidential Ticket Continues to Offer Beef
  12. 'Pan-Green' and 'Pan-Blue' in Neck and Neck Race
  13. MOFA Laments Chirac's Comments on Taiwan Referendum Plan
  14. London Press Club Celebrates the Year of the Monkey
  15. Taiwan Britain Business Council Ready to Kick Off Annual Meeting
  16. Taiwan, Holy See Maintain Good Relations
  17. Chen Calls For Cross-Strait 'Peaceful Interaction' Accord
  18. U.S. Favours Continuing Ban on Arms Sales to Mainland China
  19. Local Chipmakers Could Outpace Industry
  20. Third Group of 'English Schweitzers' to Teach in Remote Areas of Taiwan
  21. Mei Chiang Folk Dance Company Delighted Audiences in the UK
  22. Seminar Update
  23. Dr. Tien Gave Lecture at Cambridge


NEWSLETTER NO. 18   January    九十三年一月份新聞信

  1. Premier Sent in Year-End Economic Results
  2. Taiwan's Competitiveness Has Risen Since Chen Came to Power: VP Lu
  3. Mori's Visit Highlights Importance of Japan-Taiwan Ties
  4. DPP Resolves to Halve Number of Legislative Seats
  5. GDP to Enjoy 5 Percent Growth: CEPD Chairman
  6. 2004 Seen as Prosperous for Information Industry
  7. Taiwan's Referendum Draws International Attention
  8. Taiwan to Send 'Referendum Missions' to Europe and Southeast Asia
  9. Washington's Stance on Taiwan's Referendum Unchanged: U.S. Official
  10. Taiwan-US Relations a Challenge
  11. British Delegations Visit Taiwan
  12. Taiwan, France Sign Cooperative Pact on Curtailing Cartels
  13. Taiwan Actively Preparing to Deal with Possible Trade Disputes in WTO
  14. E.U. to Continue Mainland Arms Sale Ban
  15. Mainland Citizens Welcome to Make Sightseeing Trips to Taiwan
  16. Taiwan Investments in Mainland China Total £44 Billion
  17. Beijing Urged to Contribute to Cross-Strait Peace
  18. Beijing's 'Soft' Approach Cannot Hide Missiles Targeting Taiwan
  19. Taiwan Hopeful of Playing Leadership Role in Digital TV Industry
  20. Iran's Foreign Minister Meets Taiwan Rescue Team to Express Gratitude
  21. SOAS Taiwan Studies Seminars
  22. Puppet Theatre to Delight British Audiences


NEWSLETTER NO. 17   December    九十二年十二月份新聞信

  1. President Bush Supports Taiwan's Bid to Join the WHO
  2. Yu Calls for Scholarships for Foreigners to Study in Taiwan
  3. Premier Unveils NT$500 Billion for Public Development Project
  4. Premier Urges Support for 5-Year Construction Project
  5. Economic Research Organisations Upwardly Adjust Growth Forecasts
  6. Taiwan Ranks High in Global Development Index
  7. ROCSAT-2 Leaves Taiwan for U.S. for Launch in January
  8. Taiwan Ranked 2nd in Asia in Political Rights
  9. World Should Not Accept China's Missile Threat Against Taiwan
  10. Wen Vague On Beijing's "Respect" to Taiwan Democracy
  11. Beijing Twisting Taiwan's Referendum Plan
  12. Premier Urges U.S. to Recognize Mainland China As Source of Tension
  13. Taiwan Representative Visits King's College London to Open the Taiwanese Student Workshop
  14. Taiwan Hosted Int'l Forum inside UN Geneva Headquarters
  15. European Association of Taiwan Studies Inaugural Conference Call For Papers
  16. London Taiwan Annual Workshop
  17. Cabinet Eyes Cross-Strait Flights for New Year
  18. Incoming Mainland Chinese Spouses Now Subject to Interviews
  19. Academic Sinica Aids US Reach Toward Space
  20. Taiwan Leads World in Mobile Phone Users as Percentage of Population
  21. New Series! A Guide to Taipei Street Snacks Part II
  22. Taiwan Flower Expo 2004


NEWSLETTER NO. 16   November    九十二年十一月份新聞信

  1. Strong British Presence at Taiwan Business Alliance Conference
  2. Taiwan Vows to be a Regional Business Hub
  3. British Investment Update
  4. WEF Ranks Taiwan Fifth in Terms of Competitiveness
  5. MOFA Reaffirms ROC Sovereignty Over South China Sea
  6. President Chen's Visit to United States
  7. Mutual Trust is Reason For Chen's Diplomatic Success
  8. U.S. Treatment of President Chen Highlights Solid Bilateral Ties
  9. Madame Chiang Kai-shek's Memorial Service in London
  10. Taiwanese Companies Attend ITMA 2003
  11. Taiwan Textile Federation Hosted Exhibition in England
  12. Dr. Tien Emphasised Taiwan's Role to Eton College Students
  13. Taiwanese Travel Agents Brought Festivities to the World Travel Market
  14. Announcement of Taipei Educational and Cultural Centre Grant Awardees 2003
  15. EU Reiterates Peaceful Resolution of Cross-Strait Issue
  16. Taiwan Should Avoid Being Sucked into China Market
  17. Cross-Strait Financial Cooperation Must be Equitable
  18. Chinese Taipei Baseball Team Secure Place in 2004 Olympic Games
  19. New Series! A Guide to Taipei Street Snacks Part I


NEWSLETTER NO. 15   October    九十二年十月份新聞信

  1. More Allies Voice Support for Taiwan's U.N. Bid
  2. President to Take Chairmanship at Asian Democratic Organization
  3. Sixth Asia-Pacific ITS Forum Opens in Taipei
  4. Premier Wants Gradual Shift to Volunteer Military
  5. Taiwan Links up to World's First LHC Computing Grid Project
  6. Top Economic Adviser to Leave For U.S. to Drum Up Support for FTA
  7. New Constitution Crucial for Democracy, says Chen
  8. U.S. Gives Initial Response to Chen's Call for New Constitution
  9. New Military Supply Bureau Inaugurated October 1
  10. U.S. Administration Urged to Strongly Support Taiwan's WHO bid
  11. Dr. Tien Vows to Further Strengthen Relations between Taiwan and UK
  12. 36 British Business Executives Will Fly to Taipei to Explore Investment Opportunities in Taiwan
  13. Taiwan's Minister of Health Visited and Exchanged Views with UK Counterparts
  14. TAIWAN MOTOR RACING TEAM WINS 2003 BRITISH GT CHAMPIONSHIP
  15. Taiwanese Professionals in the U.K. to Learn from U.K. Creativity
  16. Taiwan Willing to Help Promote Mainland China's Democrotisation
  17. Talks on Revised Draft Cross-Strait Statute Achieve Breakthrough
  18. Taipei Citizens Under 18 Will Be Banned from Chewing Betelnuts
  19. African 'Elephant Man' to Receive 'Face-Off' Surgery in Taiwan
  20. World Vision Taiwan Helps Take Care of Children in Mongolia
  21. Taiwan Film Wins Prize At Chicago International Film Festival
  22. Three lucky winners of the reader's survey draw


NEWSLETTER NO. 14   September    九十二年九月份新聞信

  1. New Version of ROC Passport Formally Issued
  2. Taiwan People May Get US$516 More in Per Capita GNP Next Year
  3. Taiwan's Economy Returns to Stability: Government Report
  4. Taiwan's Economy Should be Globalised: President Chen
  5. Government Promoting Digital Content Industry
  6. 22 Nations to Participate in Democratic Pacific Assembly: VP
  7. Overseas Taiwan-Funded Companies Should be Allowed to Invest in TSE
  8. Taiwan Newspapers Reenter Mainland China
  9. The Impact of Cross-Strait "Direct Transportation"
  10. GSK Planning to Set Up Vaccine R&D Center in Taiwan
  11. EVA to Set Up a Cargo Center in Brussels
  12. Taiwan Visitors to the UK
  13. Cultural Activities Between the UK and Taiwan
  14. Tax Refunds for Foreign Tourists to Begin in October
  15. President Chen Affirms Success of VP Lu's Recent Overseas Trip
  16. More multinationals establish regional R&D centers in Taiwan
  17. Taiwan Car Accessory-Makers making Inroad into Russian Market
  18. A Sea with a View
  19. Chinese Taipei Grabs Another Silver at World University Games
  20. Experiment Using Planes to Detect Typhoon Information Successful
  21. Taiwan Tops World in Cell Phone Ownership Rate


NEWSLETTER NO. 13   August    九十二年八月份新聞信

  1. Economic Recovery Raises Public Support for Chen
  2. Economics Minister to Head ROC Delegation to WTO Conference in Caucun
  3. Diplomatic Allies of ROC Ask U.N. to Discuss Taiwan's Admission
  4. Premier Wins 58 Percent Public Support: Survey
  5. President Affirms Executive Yuan's Budget for Next Year
  6. Taiwan to Launch Activities to Rekindle Tourism
  7. US Warns of Increasing China Threat
  8. Taiwan's Mainland China-Bound Exports to Continue to Soar: MOEA
  9. First Lady Returns from European Excursion
  10. Taiwan and Slovakia to Open Trade Offices
  11. British Railway Mission to Visit Taiwan in Search of Opportunities
  12. New EU Office Chief Discusses Agenda
  13. Netherlands Trade Office Head Visits Tainan
  14. Taiwan Human Rights Delegation Meets Foreign Experts in Geneva
  15. Taiwan-Eastern Europe Trade Up
  16. Alaskan Completes Around-The-Island Cycling Journey of Taiwan
  17. Taiwan Wins More Medals at World Police and Fire Games
  18. Taiwan to Organise Asia-Pacific NGO Forum in October
  19. NTU Professor Develops Low-Cholesterol Egg


NEWSLETTER NO. 12   July    九十二年七月份新聞信

  1. MAC Urges Local People to Avoid Immediate Travel to Mainland China
  2. DOH Minister Holds Two-Way Talks with Counterparts at APEC Meeting
  3. President to Unveil National Human Rights Action Guidelines
  4. Beijing blamed for blocking ROC participation in women's summit
  5. Planned anti-subversion law could split Hong Kong society
  6. Taiwan to become Chinese people's only beacon of hope
  7. DPP to push for referendum on various public issues
  8. Draft bills for reform more urgent than referendum law
  9. Premier says referendums are basic human right
  10. Political manipulation of referendum issue might backfire
  11. London-based human-rights group Amnesty International issues report
  12. Economics Minister Woos European Investors
  13. European Chamber of Commerce urged Taiwan to loose restrictions
  14. Taiwan Strengthen Academic Cooperation with LSE
  15. Taipei-Washington communication channel operating smoothly
  16. WHO promises to post health experts in Taiwan
  17. Taiwanese Schweitzer's Hopes to Return to Africa
  18. Taiwan offers Mandarin opportunities
  19. Tibetan lama in Limbo in Taiwan over military service requirement
  20. Virologist to Assume Post of Academia Sinica Vice President

NEWSLETTER NO. 11   June    九十二年六月份新聞信

  1. ROC Minister Attended APEC meeting in Thailand
  2. President wants All-Out Efforts to defend equal rights at WTO
  3. President defends policy of raising public debt for construction
  4. Nominees for Council of Grand Justice unveiled
  5. No goodwill response from Beijing to Taipei
  6. Cross strait relations will continue to be stalled
  7. U.S congressmen extended congratulatiosn on third anniversary
  8. Taiwan improves educational links with the UK
  9. Highlights of Chen's three years in office
  10. Debate on Taiwan-UK relations at Westminster
  11. Taiwan boosts ties with European Week 2003
  12. National Palace Museum artworks to be shown in Germany
  13. Treasures of the Son of Heaven
  14. FPG's new expansion move aims at world market
  15. Taiwan-donated relief goods shipped to Iraq
  16. Investment willingness in Taiwan unaffected by SARS
  17. Dragon Boat Fetsival held in the center of Taipei
  18. World Heritage in Taiwan
  19. Taiwan captures 26 percent of the Asia-Pacific on-lin games market
  20. Taiwan's econmic growth rate keeps at 3 percent

NEWSLETTER NO. 10   May    九十二年五月份新聞信

  1. Government to try to maintain 3 percent economic growth
  2. President urges European representatives to support Taiwan's WHO bid
  3. Harsher Copyright legislation proposed
  4. Legislators call for stern measures against ill-managed holding companies
  5. Draft of human rights basic law expected by June
  6. Funds released for Harpoon missile cache
  7. Beijing urged to show sincerity to fight SARS
  8. SARS concerns lead Teco to suspend China Investment
  9. President calls for unity on SARS
  10. Measures to control SARS paying off
  11. Taipei hosts international meeting to talk about SARS, WHO entry
  12. Taiwan - Northern Ireland relations strengthened
  13. Taiwan and the EBRD further business relations
  14. UK envoy lobbies for goverment contracts
  15. BBC programs discuss SARS in Taiwan
  16. Foreign Businessmen on bringing R&D Business to Taiwan
  17. Scientists unveil new laser tools
  18. Taiwan family bikes around the world
  19. Happiness vs. Competitveness - Has school become any less stressful?
  20. Helps arrives for battered tourism sector.

NEWSLETTER NO. 9   April    九十二年四月份新聞信

  1. Executive Yuan Convens Emergency Response Meeting Regarding the War between the United States and Iraq
  2. President Opens Ketagalan Academy to Foster Democratic Values
  3. Cabinet plans conference to discuss nuclear-fee nation
  4. Chen praises reforms of state-run firms
  5. Taiwan has lived under shadow of war for too long: President
  6. Taiwan Carrier Allowed to Fly over Mainland China during War with Iraq
  7. Who is missing in WHO?
  8. Resolution adopted at the Scandinavian Conference on Taiwan
  9. The Fifth Joint Meeting of Taiwan-Britain Business Council convened in Taipei
  10. World Health Day at the House of Commons
  11. Taiwan Plans All-Out Campaign for WHO Bid
  12. Visa-free entry to be extended to 30 days: Mofa
  13. Taiwan promises to help in Iraqi postwar reconstruction: U.S Official
  14. NT$150m. donation in relief for Iraqis
  15. Phillips to strengthen Startegic Alliances in Taiwan
  16. Taiwan, a kingdom of butterflies
  17. Rowboats find gentle streams in Taiwan
  18. 34th World Schoolchildren's Art Exhibition

NEWSLETTER NO. 8   March    九十二年三月份新聞信

  1. Economic Growth Rate to Reach 3.5 Percent: Premier Yu
  2. Government to encourage firms to build own brand names
  3. President Chen advocates Nuclear-Free Korean Peninsula
  4. Mainland China Unconcerned with Human Rights: Vice President
  5. Top Academic Optimistic about Cross-Strait Ties
  6. 2002 Report on Human Rights Practices in Mainland China
  7. Belgium urges EU to back ROC
  8. Get ready to battle money launderers, UK expert cautions
  9. German Institute Director Sees Similarities to Germany in Taiwan
  10. Working at the Biological Border between Micron and Nanometer
  11. Restrictions Relaxed on Overseas Investment by Domestic Insurance Firms
  12. Taipei's Elephant to be included in Guinness Book of Records
  13. Ecological Travel: A Breath of Mountain Air - Yangmingshan
  14. Mongolia's Taipei Office Begins Operations
  15. 1st Taiwan International Piano Competition (TIPC)

NEWSLETTER NO. 7   February    九十二年二月份新聞信

  1. President reaffirms commitment to providing better life for people
  2. A Challengin mission and Resolute Pogress - Excerpt from Remarks by Premier Yu Shyi-kun at the International Press Conference Marking the First Anniversary of his Inauguration
  3. Gov't to watch closely looming Iraq War: Finance Minister is confident
  4. Taiwan soliciting support for WHO bid
  5. Japanese economist's predictions on the future of Taiwan
  6. SEF denies blaming China for charter flight's low sales
  7. 'Mini' links extended for another year
  8. Taiwanese Investments in the United KIngdom - The Current Status January 15, 2003
  9. NSC to Swap Scientists with Scotland's Royal Society of Edinburgh
  10. Lu urges South Afirca not to oppose UN membership for Taiwan
  11. Foreign Investors record net-buy of NT$23 b. inshares in January
  12. Foreign banks in Taiwan perform better in 2002 than in 2001
  13. English TV channel to air in coming months
  14. Cyberdoctor on Call
  15. Made in Taiwan: A season of Taiwanese Film, Talks and Theatre
  16. The Royal Society of Edinburgh - Invitation for Study Visits to Taiwan

NEWSLETTER NO. 6   January    九十二年一月份新聞信

  1. President Chen outlines goals for upcoming year
  2. Military Streamline Plan to come into force in 2004
  3. Cabinet Touts stimulus plan
  4. Tsai-Ing wen discusses cross-strait ties
  5. Less than half of Taiwan companies in China are profitable: vice premier
  6. Hong Kong is a poor precedent
  7. 'Mini link' extended for another year
  8. Taiwan's Sampo Corp. acquires German Grundig Group
  9. President Chen meets with British Scholar Barry Rider
  10. Taiwan moves to open door wider to foreign English teachers
  11. Rights group reports on ROC progress
  12. World research effort decoded rice genome
  13. Taiwan's foreign currency reserves top US$161 billion in December
  14. Number of tourist arrivals in Tawian last year up 4.17 percent
  15. Tourism Bureau hoping to attract 2.8 million tourists this year
  16. The Penghu Green Turtle Conservation Centre
  17. Hualian selected as most poular county for tourists
  18. Learning from Mom and Dad with Homeschooling
  19. Cautionary idios and tribal customs accompany approach of ram year

NEWSLETTER NO. 5   December    九十一年十二月份新聞信

  1. Ruling party wins in Kaohsiung but loses in Taipei
  2. Cabinet considers ways to combat AIDS
  3. Nuclear-free Taiwan must wait
  4. TRI projects 2003 economic growth at 3.42 percent
  5. Envoy urges China to interact with Taiwan through WTO framework
  6. 'Mini links' fueling cross-strait crime: report
  7. Taiwan-China trade up 35 percent in first nine months
  8. European parliament headquaters hosts Taiwan exhibit
  9. Government approves draft for expanding trade ties with E.U
  10. President Chen calls for support for Taiwan's WHO bid
  11. Siemens establishes European Business Centre in Taipei
  12. Taiwan No.3 in world for growth prospects
  13. Taiwan scores in Chinese gaming market
  14. Tarako marathon attracts thousands of tourists
  15. German museums to display works from National Palace Museum
  16. High-Speed trains to redraw close-island trouble

NEWSLETTER NO. 4   November    九十一年十一月份新聞信

  1. CAL seen buying from both Boeing and Airbus
  2. Taiwan plans fair to promote tourism
  3. Examining the Nature of Cross-strait Relations
  4. US report denounces China, prises Taiwan for religious freedoms
  5. President receives delegation from European Parliament
  6. Premier stresses importance of friendship with European Union States
  7. EU stake in peaceful resolution
  8. Taiwanese enjoys revival among foreign students
  9. Export orders show continued signs of improvement
  10. Palliative care slow to gain acceptance
NEWSLETTER NO. 3   October    九十一年十月份新聞信

  1. Taiwan takes on biotechnology industry
  2. Crowd overwhelm Wu in Washington
  3. Dr. Tien urges peaceful solution across the Taiwan Straits
  4. Foreign Ministry welcomes EU resolution
NEWSLETTER NO. 2   September    九十一年九月份新聞信

  1. Vice president calls "Jakarta trip a success"
  2. Taiwan to sponsor APEC seminar in 2004
  3. Taiwan promotes Asia-Pacific democracy
NEWSLETTER NO. 1   August    九十一年八月份新聞信

  1. "One country on each side" international scrutiny
  2. ROC knowledge industries approach EU scale
  3. EU resolution praises democratic Taiwan