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Pro-China Party Likely To Lose In Taiwan's Election
Taiwanese voted for a new president Saturday, with the China-friendly Nationalist Party likely to lose power to the pro-independence opposition amid concerns that the island's economy is under threat from China and broad opposition to Beijing's demands for political unification.
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China Warns US Over Taiwan Presidential Hopeful Visit
China warned the United States today not to send the wrong signals about Taiwan, after the presidential hopeful of the self-ruled island's main opposition party visited Washington to rally support from US officials and politicians.
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Taiwan Presidential Hopeful Seeks to Ease US Concern on China Ties
The presidential hopeful for Taiwan's pro-independence opposition party sought on Wednesday to ease concerns that if she won the January 2016 vote relations with China would not be strained.
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Chinese Official Looks to Charm Taiwan During Landmark Visit
China's top official in charge of Taiwan ties will make a landmark visit to the island this week to try to woo Taiwanese who remain suspicious about a pending trade pact as well as meet a senior figure from the pro-independence opposition.
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Pro-China Party Likely To Lose In Taiwan's Election
Taiwanese voted for a new president Saturday, with the China-friendly Nationalist Party likely to lose power to the pro-independence opposition amid concerns that the island's economy is under threat from China and broad opposition to Beijing's demands for political unification.
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China Warns US Over Taiwan Presidential Hopeful Visit
China warned the United States today not to send the wrong signals about Taiwan, after the presidential hopeful of the self-ruled island's main opposition party visited Washington to rally support from US officials and politicians.
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Taiwan Presidential Hopeful Seeks to Ease US Concern on China Ties
The presidential hopeful for Taiwan's pro-independence opposition party sought on Wednesday to ease concerns that if she won the January 2016 vote relations with China would not be strained.
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Chinese Official Looks to Charm Taiwan During Landmark Visit
China's top official in charge of Taiwan ties will make a landmark visit to the island this week to try to woo Taiwanese who remain suspicious about a pending trade pact as well as meet a senior figure from the pro-independence opposition.
