Fri, Apr 18, 2014
Protests greet Ma at Academia Sinica
Several hundred researchers at the Academia Sinica shouted appeals first made by the Sunflower movement at President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) yesterday when he visited the nation’s most eminent national research institution for an international conference about the Diaoyutai Islands (釣魚台) ...FULL STORY
US shouldn’t turn back on Taiwan, new envoy says
CARNEGIE GET-TOGETHER: Among the speakers at a conference on the Taiwan-US relationship were the representative...FULL STORYFerry rescue hampered by conditions
Rescuers struggled with strong waves and murky waters yesterday as they searched for hundreds of people,...FULL STORY
MOTC plans to reconsider Railway Act
The Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) yesterday said that it would consider revising...FULL STORYPutin opens Ukraine meeting with hint of possible invasion
Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday left the door open to intervening in Ukraine in a thinly veiled...FULL STORY
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KMT’s Tsai exits Taipei primary
Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Legislator Alex Tsai (蔡正元) yesterday announced that he...FULL STORY
- War games focused on Diaoyutais conflict conclude
- Tsai signs up for DPP chair election, calls for reform
- Sunflower student leader vows to keep up activism
- Lafayette scandal’s Kuo avoids 15-year term on technicality
- Sit-ins planned over Tainan plant
- Activists fight ASE’s bid to reopen K7
- Abnormal weather blamed for dearth of butterflies, fireflies and some frogs
- Number of civil servants last year highest since 2005
- CtiTV to punish ‘News Tornado’ host, producer
- FEATURE: Don’t blame the protesters, police officers’ families say
- Taiwan has second-highest religious diversity in the world, US report says
- Kenting park hunts coral thief suspect
- No official request for help on diesel-electric subs: AIT
- Young jobseekers wages have declined
- Taiwan News Quick Take
- SIEGE AFTERMATH: Luo challenged over civil disobedience
- SIEGE AFTERMATH: Ker worked with speaker to end student occupation
TSMC forecasts 22 percent Q2 growth
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC, 台積電) yesterday forecast better-than-expected sequential growth of...FULL STORY
- CTBC Financial’s merger with Taiwan Life falters
- Tsang Yow rides China car boom
- Council axes land seizures
- Asustek moves to assuage anger over cross-strait device pricing disparity
- LCD TV panel prices still rising
- Cathay Hospitality aiming for eight hotels by 2018
- Yue Yuen to adjust work benefits in Guangdong
- Chunghwa to offer more LTE-ready devices in Q2
- US economy shakes off winter freeze: Fed report
- Sony’s PlayStation 4 global sales top 7 million units
- Google disappoints as ad prices slip
- US urges next Indian government to curry investment
- Gap Inc outlines retail growth plans for China
- Downturn in technology stocks hobbles Weibo IPO
- World Business Quick Take
- Wind turbine protesters stage sit-in
- Taiwan’s GDP based on global rules: minister
EDITORIAL: Luo should not interfere with the law
It has become apparent to a growing number of the public that...FULL STORY
- The law and changes to the pact
- Small is beautiful for Switzerland
- Ma must stop using the law as a weapon
- The Chernobyl factor in the Ukraine crisis
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- EDITORIAL: KMT must respond to Sunflowers
- The Liberty Times Editorial: Ma ignores welfare of workers
- Oversight act must be overseen
- Citizens have right to protest injustice
- Fact-checking journalism gains momentum
- Thailand’s political woes rekindle ethnic and regional divisions
- EDITORIAL: New handset first volley in 4G fight
- Peaceful power trumps obstacles
- Ma blends arbitrary whims and rule of law
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- Controversial book proves capitalism is failing
- China’s currency conundrum rests in dollar dilemma
Stunning Bale goal claims cup for Real
Gareth Bale raced away to score a stunning late winner as Real...FULL STORY
- Chan sisters earn semi-final spots, Hsieh exits singles
- Westwood storms into lead at rain-hit Malaysia Open
- Thunder secure West’s second seed
- Close games mark start of playoffs
- Nadal, Wawrinka and Federer ease into third round
- Sharks, Chiefs face testing Easter derbies
- Yankees’ Tanaka dazzles with 10 strikeouts in snow
- City held by Black Cats, Toffees beaten
- Bayern cruise past Kaiserslautern
- Guingamp stun Monaco to grab Coupe final spot
- CTS to screen CPBL game on Sundays, Rhinos eyeing deal for Freddy Garcia
- Brazil announces US$10bn budget for Olympic Games
- Clippers set record by beating Denver
- Wenger gambles on golden oldies and wins
- Fielder ends HR skid as Rangers blank Seattle
- Hsieh Su-wei wins battle of Taiwanese in Malaysia
- Rennes edge past Angers 3-2 to reach Coupe final
Jets destroy vehicles in Jordan
Jordanian warplanes destroyed “camouflaged” vehicles on Wednesday as they tried to cross...FULL STORY
- Indians vote in huge election day
- Egyptian court jails 120 people over violent clashes
- Sub completes first full mission in search for missing airplane
- China jails blogger during crackdown on online ‘rumors’
- US readies fresh sanctions on Russia, aid for Ukraine
- Dozens of girls taken by rebels in Nigeria freed
- Scientists find proteins that hook eggs up with sperm
- Curiosity trumps fear as Israelis travel to Palestine
- World News Quick Take
- Pictures of Syria slain silence council
- Land rights deaths surge: report
- Royals visit police dogs on final day in New Zealand
- Iran considers a ban on vasectomies
- Japanese official speaks of apology to Seoul: report
- Five dead in Calgary stabbings: police
- New York shutters unit that spied on Muslims
- Over 100 schoolgirls kidnapped in Nigeria
It’s tough competing with a doll
The Kaohsiung City Ballet (KCB, 高雄城市芭蕾舞團) has produced some of its most...FULL STORY
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A : The company booked our tickets for the business trip to...FULL STORY
- Post-tsunami deaths outnumber disaster toll in Fukushima
福島海嘯後遺症死者多過災難罹難人數 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
- Greater Taichung seeks tourism boost from perhaps SE Asia’s largest Matsu statue
東南亞最高媽祖像 台中市府打造觀光賣點 - North Korea ‘publicly executes 80 people’
北韓「公開處決八十人」 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
- Anxiety and insomnia on the rise as people fret over Taiwan’s future: doctors
擔心台灣未來 焦慮失眠比率升 - Holding doors open for men threatens their masculinity
幫男人開門 威脅他們的男子氣概 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
- Taitung County cracks down on traffic violators as driver fatalities soar
死亡車禍多 台東警察大執法 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
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- Observe children’s use of electronics to understand their minds: psychiatrists
觀察孩子玩3C 了解內心世界 - Qatar leaving no stone unturned in pursuit of sporting success
卡達竭盡全力追求體育成功 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
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