Sun, Mar 09, 2014
More than 130,000 protest over nuclear power plants
Tens of thousands of people braved the rain yesterday afternoon to take part in nationwide demonstrations calling for an end to nuclear power plants in Taiwan. The protests, staged three days ahead of the third anniversary of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear disaster in Japan, took ...FULL STORY
China-bound jet vanishes with 239 aboard
MYSTERY: Officials said they are looking into all possible causes for the disappearance, including terrorism....FULL STORYTaiwanese passenger’s family hope for best
The brother of a Taiwanese woman who was aboard a Malaysia Airlines flight that has disappeared said...FULL STORY
Pro-Russia forces mount pressure on Ukrainians
Moscow mounted pressure on Ukraine yesterday, with Russia’s foreign minister denouncing the new Ukrainian...FULL STORYUS Navy cuts affect Taiwan: report
Decisions being taken in Washington on the US Navy’s budget could affect the likelihood or outcome of...FULL STORY
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DPP service pact review a ‘trick’: KMT
The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) yesterday accused the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)...FULL STORY
- Singapore happy to host Ma, Xi: academic
- MOI’s Hsiao named to new Cabinet post
- Hung Chung-chiu’s family slam ‘failure’ of prosecution team
- Pan-green leaders divided on Lin Yi-xiong’s new party
- Nuclear plant may destroy abalone industry: groups
- Agency issues weight warning for women
- Study: Taiwan’s women have highest socioeconomic status in Greater China
- Research warns against combining herbal formula
- Taiwan News Quick Take
- Nationwide parades call for end to nuclear power
- Ko urges hopefuls to declare Gongliao plant stance
- Minister admits to talking with ex-THSRC boss
- FEATURE: Band gives voice to oppressed, underprivileged
- Premier denies tax plans to fund all-volunteer military
- KMT to push its officials onto TV before elections
- Group urges stalking legislation
- Data show increase in library use
China’s exports decline unexpectedly
China’s exports last month fell the most since the global financial crisis,...FULL STORY
- US Fed head sees favorable outlook
- US job growth upbeat sign for economy
- Bank issues first bonds since Greek debt lockout
- BlackBerry boss seeks to keep Obama a subscriber
- Boeing, Airbus suppliers struggle to keep pace
- ‘Ethical gold’ aims to reduce mining’s toll
- US stocks surge in spite of Kiev crisis
- Asian equities climb a fourth week on US resilience
- Asian currencies post best weekly gain since 2012
- Ukraine tensions hit oil prices, while gold sparkles
- European stocks fall on weak earnings, US-Russia face-off
- World Business Quick Take
- Electronics prop up exports rise
- Garuda announces plans to add Taipei-Bali flights
- Foreigners key to growth, Internet association says
- Per capita national debt at record high
- LED maker expects increased demand from Western firms
EDITORIAL: Internalizing cross-strait affairs
The recent remarks by Mainland Affairs Council Deputy Minister Lin Chu-chia (林祖嘉)...FULL STORY
- Pursue social democratic reform
- Say goodbye to Taiwan, say goodbye to peace
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- Gene therapy for HIV hailed as a success
after small trial - Hunt for cure still proving tough
- Baby born with HIV may be virus-free after early treatment
- EDITORIAL: Rare clarity amid Beijing gathering
- 228 observances must embrace all
- Charting women’s wealth in Asia
- Courage, culture and state-backed racist rants
- Russian tanks deliver Putin’s olive branch
- The West needs a new progressive political economy
- China’s defense spending threatens to ignite an arms race
- EDITORIAL: Ukraine crisis resonates in Taiwan
- Animal rules target discrete areas
- Government ‘myths’ lead to cheating of the public
- [ LETTER ]
Underdogs Force annihilate Rebels
The Western Force produced the best 30 minutes of their Super 15...FULL STORY
- Crusaders sneak past Stormers in last minutes
- Paralympics get off to glittering, emotional start
- US, Netherlands win first golds at world meet
- Tigers maul Luxgens to secure playoff spot
- Johnson grabs a share of the lead as McIlroy lurks
- Davis topples hobbled Azarenka
- Panthers goalie completes winning return to Florida
- Obama to hand over beer after losing Olympic bet
- Nuggets victory condemns Lakers to losing season
- Fenninger secures back-to-back wins at World Cup meet
- Struggling Nice outwit Marseille
- Nike, Adidas face off in lucrative soccer market
- Messi’s vomiting ‘no cause for alarm’: Barcelona coach
- Spurs must follow Liverpool example: coach Sherwood
- Driscoll matches record, takes lead at Puerto Rico Open
- Cooper steers Reds over Cheetahs; sets club record
- ACT Brumbies blow Hurricanes away
Malaysia’s Anwar handed jail sentence for sodomy
A Malaysian court sentenced opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim to five years in...FULL STORY
- Human traffickers spread to Malaysia
- China says ‘no room for compromise’ on territory
- Beijing draws ‘red line’ on North Korea
- Dalai Lama says Beijing ought to relax censorship
- Japan sees future business in Fukushima plant cleanup
- Anne Frank House donates books to Japanese libraries
- Sarkozy’s phone tapped: ‘Le Monde’
- ICC convicts DR Congo ex-militia leader
- Pistorius trial hears damaging testimony
- Saudis outlaw Brotherhood and order jihadis to return
- Turkey’s former military chief released from prison
- Iran, world powers hold ‘substantive, useful’ nuclear talks
- Venezuelans gear up for new food scarcity protest
- Ex-Salvadorean guerrilla poised to win presidency
- New opioid stokes alarm in painkiller-addicted US
- US captain details general’s alleged sex assault at trial
- World News Qiuck Take
African art hub
Until last year, the few tourists who visited the small west African...FULL STORY
- Punchy art
- Big wheel keeps on turning
- Entertainment for the ‘silver generation’
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- ‘Blaze’ to heat up Sun Yat-sen Memorial
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- Rolling in the dough
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- Top Five Mandarin Albums
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A : Your company’s hiring again. B : Our company created a new...FULL STORY
- Night work throws body into chaos
夜晚工作讓身體陷入混亂 - Taking pictures to remember may help you forget
拍照留念可能幫你忘記 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
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- Vet recommends medical marijuana for pets in pain
獸醫師建議給痛苦中的寵物藥用大麻 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
- ‘Ball of bees’ on trees typical swarming behavior: expert
樹上見蜂球 專家︰蜜蜂分巢 - Cities debate replacing castle towers with original wooden versions
日本城市辯論以原始木造建築取代天守閣 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
- Greater Kaohsiung removing scooters from sidewalks
機車退出人行道 三公尺以下先實施 - Israeli bill to outlaw the word Nazi sparks ire
以色列禁納粹字眼法案引發眾怒 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
- Suicide attempts in Taipei for financial reasons show no sign of decline
經濟壓力大想輕生 北市三年一千六百件 - BUSINESS ENGLISH
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