MOFA to unveil new foreign aid plan
‘MODUS VIVENDI’:
An anonymous official said that the nation’s policy would focus on long-term development and de-emphasize short-term project requests from allies
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Beijing relaxes policy on tourism
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INTERVIEW:Former guerrilla worries over new administration
By Yen Hung-Chun
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ANALYSIS:No easy answer on identity issue: analysts
NEW DIRECTION:
After former president Lee Teng-hui lambasted President Ma on Saturday, one analyst said the administration may be looking for room to maneuver
By Ko Shu-ling
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‘Cruise train’ brings new admirers to South Line
ENJOY THE VIEW::
A new train service gives tourists a chance to see Duoliang Station, with its view of the Pacific Ocean, and other stations that had been closed
By Shelley Shan
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Doctors turning to target therapy to help combat cancer
By Shelley Huang
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FEATURE: Small, remote schools struggle to stay open
DISAPPEARING::
Since 1983, six of Penghu’s elementary schools have closed as the birth rate has dropped and adults move to Taiwan proper to look for employment
By Elizabeth Hsu
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Taiwan News Quick Take
■ CULTURE
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