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China, Taiwan sign charter flights deal Beijing: The countris formally agreed to expand charter flights and tourism and to set up permanent offices in each other's territory
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| Jun. 11 |
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Taiwan, China open formal talks Beijing: Negotiators have opened their first formal talks in almost a decade, aiming to forge an agreement on expanded charter flights
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| May.28 |
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China invites Taiwan to key talks Beijing: China has invited the Taiwanese organisation to restart bilateral talks that have been suspended for a decade
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| May.25 |
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Taiwan party chief heads to China Wu Poh-hsiung has departed for a 6-day visit, in what is seen as another sign of warming ties between the two sides
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| Apr.12 |
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 Taiwan, China hold historic meeting| Taiwan's vice president-elect met with Chinese President Hu Jintao in the highest-level political contact between the governments in 60 years | |
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| Mar.22 |
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Taiwan victor promises China ties Newly-elected president Ma Ying-jeou has pledged to establish better economic and political ties with China
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Opposition triumphs in elections  Voters overwhelmingly elected Nationalist Party's Ma Ying-jeou to be president, choosing the promise of economic growth through ties with China
| Official results gave Ma an advantage of nearly 17% over Mr Hsieh.
Ma Ying-jeou polled 58.45%, with Hsieh getting 41.55%, on a turnout of 76%
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| Mar.21 |
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 Taiwan votes, with China on minds Voters headed to the polls to vote in presidential elections, with the violence in Tibet in the backdrop and relations with China on the front burner
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| Jan.12 |
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Opposition sweep to victory | Kuomintang (KMT) party, which supports closer ties with mainland, won a landslide victory in parliamentary elections. The KMT secured 72% of the seats in the 113-seat ... | |
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| Dec.24 |
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Chiang Kai-shek mausoleum closed Authorities closed the mausoleum of late leader amid the ruling party's vigorous campaign to downgrade the legacy of the dictator
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Thaksin ally wins Thai election
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| Dec.21 |
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First lady to miss trial
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| Sep.16 |
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President's supporters rally Organisers hope to counter a protest in the capital demanding Chen's resignation, which attracted 320,000 people
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| May.31 |
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President Chen surrenders powers
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| Apr.15 |
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Hu pushes for fresh Taiwan talks. Beijing
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| Jan.16 |
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Premier Hsieh resigns
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| Dec.2 |
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Votes in key mid-term poll
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| May.14 |
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Chen's DPP wins most votes President Chen Shui-bian's Democratic Progressive Party won the most votes in an election
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| Apr.30 |
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Taiwan head seeks Beijing talks President Chen Shui-bian has urged the government in Beijing to open talks with his administration
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| Apr.29 |
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China, Taiwan opposition mend ties Beijing: Taiwan's opposition leader and Chinese President promised to work together to end hostilities
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| Mar.27 |
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KMT set for China visit
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| Mar.26 |
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Massive anti-China march
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| Mar.14 |
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Taiwan: War bill a big provocation Taiwan's government has warned that China's new anti-secession law will have a serious impact on security
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| Mar.13 |
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Congress passes Taiwan bill| Beijing: A resolution authorizes Beijing to use military force to prevent Taiwan from declaring its independence | |
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| Mar.8 |
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U.S. urges China to rethink Taiwan law. USA
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| Mar.7 |
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Lays down law over Taiwan unveiled Beijing: A new law that would allow Beijing to use military action if peaceful means fail to stop the island pursuing independence
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| Mar.3 |
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Taiwan awaits Chinese law decision
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Clinton and Bush see damage
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| Oct.9 |
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President Chen seeks China dialogue
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| May.19 |
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President Chen sworn in President Chen Shui-bian has been sworn in for a 2nd term, after winning a controversial victory in an election
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| Mar.27 |
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President Chen battles poll fury President has attempted to defuse the crisis over his narrow re-election by offering to have talks with his rival
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| Mar.26 |
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Thousands gather for rally
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Clashes as Taiwan mulls recount
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| Mar.21 |
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Taiwan riled by poll deadlock
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| Mar.20 |
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Court steps into poll row
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Call for recount as Chen wins| An opposition candidate Lien Chan has called for a recount after results gave President a narrow re-election victory | | |
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| Mar.19 |
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Vote 'off to brisk start'
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| Dec.9 |
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Chen stands up to Bush
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 Blunt Bush message for Taiwan Washington: President opposes plans for a referendum in Taiwan. Premier Wen Jiaboa met Bush at the White House
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Mahathir steps down
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| Aug.11 |
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Taiwan demands equal sovereignty at UN
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| Aug.7 |
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U.S. distances itself from Chen remarks. Washington
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| Aug.2 |
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Leader calls for independence vote Chen is backing legislation for an independence referendum and referring to China and Taiwan as two countries
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| Dec.1 |
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Ruling party declares victory President Chen Shui-bian's Democratic Progressive Party declared victory in legislative elections
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| May.21 |
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Taiwan's Chen begins visit. New York
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| 2008 |
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| May.25 |
Taiwan party chief heads to China Wu Poh-hsiung has departed for a 6-day visit, in what is seen as another sign of warming ties between the two sides
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| Apr.12 |
Taiwan, China hold historic meeting| Taiwan's vice president-elect met with Chinese President Hu Jintao in the highest-level political contact between the governments in 60 years | |
| 2005 |
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| Apr.29 |
China, Taiwan opposition mend ties Beijing: Taiwan's opposition leader and Chinese President promised to work together to end hostilities
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| Mar.27 |
KMT set for China visit
| 2001 |
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| May.21 |
Taiwan's Chen begins visit. New York
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| 2008 |
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| Jun. 12 |
China, Taiwan sign charter flights deal Beijing: The countris formally agreed to expand charter flights and tourism and to set up permanent offices in each other's territory
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| 2008 |
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| Mar.22 |
Opposition triumphs in elections Voters overwhelmingly elected Nationalist Party's Ma Ying-jeou to be president, choosing the promise of economic growth through ties with China
| Official results gave Ma an advantage of nearly 17% over Mr Hsieh.
Ma Ying-jeou polled 58.45%, with Hsieh getting 41.55%, on a turnout of 76%
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| Mar.21 |
Taiwan votes, with China on minds Voters headed to the polls to vote in presidential elections, with the violence in Tibet in the backdrop and relations with China on the front burner
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| Jan.12 |
Opposition sweep to victory | Kuomintang (KMT) party, which supports closer ties with mainland, won a landslide victory in parliamentary elections. The KMT secured 72% of the seats in the 113-seat ... | |
| 2005 |
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| Dec.2 |
Votes in key mid-term poll
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| May.14 |
Chen's DPP wins most votes President Chen Shui-bian's Democratic Progressive Party won the most votes in an election
| 2004 |
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| Mar.27 |
President Chen battles poll fury President has attempted to defuse the crisis over his narrow re-election by offering to have talks with his rival
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| Mar.26 |
Clashes as Taiwan mulls recount
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| Mar.20 |
Court steps into poll row
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| Mar.20 |
Call for recount as Chen wins| An opposition candidate Lien Chan has called for a recount after results gave President a narrow re-election victory | | |
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| Mar.19 |
Vote 'off to brisk start'
| 2001 |
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| Dec.1 |
Ruling party declares victory President Chen Shui-bian's Democratic Progressive Party declared victory in legislative elections
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| 2008 |
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| Jun. 11 |
Taiwan, China open formal talks Beijing: Negotiators have opened their first formal talks in almost a decade, aiming to forge an agreement on expanded charter flights
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| May.28 |
China invites Taiwan to key talks Beijing: China has invited the Taiwanese organisation to restart bilateral talks that have been suspended for a decade
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| 2008 |
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| Mar.22 |
Taiwan victor promises China ties Newly-elected president Ma Ying-jeou has pledged to establish better economic and political ties with China
| 2007 |
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| Dec.24 |
Chiang Kai-shek mausoleum closed Authorities closed the mausoleum of late leader amid the ruling party's vigorous campaign to downgrade the legacy of the dictator
| 2006 |
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| May.31 |
President Chen surrenders powers
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| Jan.16 |
Premier Hsieh resigns
| 2004 |
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| Oct.9 |
President Chen seeks China dialogue
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| May.19 |
President Chen sworn in President Chen Shui-bian has been sworn in for a 2nd term, after winning a controversial victory in an election
| 2003 |
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| Dec.9 |
Chen stands up to Bush
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| 2002 |
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| Aug.11 |
Taiwan demands equal sovereignty at UN
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| Aug.7 |
U.S. distances itself from Chen remarks. Washington
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| Aug.2 |
Leader calls for independence vote Chen is backing legislation for an independence referendum and referring to China and Taiwan as two countries
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| 2006 |
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| Sep.16 |
President's supporters rally Organisers hope to counter a protest in the capital demanding Chen's resignation, which attracted 320,000 people
| 2005 |
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| Mar.26 |
Massive anti-China march
| 2004 |
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| Mar.26 |
Thousands gather for rally
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| Mar.21 |
Taiwan riled by poll deadlock
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| 2005 |
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| Mar.7 |
Lays down law over Taiwan unveiled Beijing: A new law that would allow Beijing to use military action if peaceful means fail to stop the island pursuing independence
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| 2006 |
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| Dec.21 |
First lady to miss trial
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| 2005 |
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| Mar.13 |
Congress passes Taiwan bill| Beijing: A resolution authorizes Beijing to use military force to prevent Taiwan from declaring its independence | |
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| 2005 |
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| Mar.14 |
Taiwan: War bill a big provocation Taiwan's government has warned that China's new anti-secession law will have a serious impact on security
| 2003 |
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| Dec.9 |
Blunt Bush message for Taiwan Washington: President opposes plans for a referendum in Taiwan. Premier Wen Jiaboa met Bush at the White House
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