Showing posts with label Double Ten National Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Double Ten National Day. Show all posts
Thursday, October 11, 2007
President Chen calls for slower progress in China-Taiwan relations
The China Post - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian yesterday reiterated the government's cautious approach to China ties, contradicting calls by the presidential candidates from both parties to fast-track the opening of three links across the Taiwan Strait. Full Story
Ma: ROC's existence is threatened by DPP, China
The China Post - Opposition leader Ma Ying-jeou yesterday said the existence of the Republic of China is coming under threat both the ruling Democratic Progressive Party and China, both of whom are striving to deny it the status of a country. Full Story
Japan calls for calm after double ten military review
The China Post - Japan appealed for calm yesterday after Taiwan showed off two home-developed missiles in a rare military parade seen as sending a message to China. Full Story
Shih to attend National Day celebration
The China Post - Shih Ming-teh, a former Democratic Progressive Party chairman who led the March of One Million to demand President Chen Shui-bian's resignation, will attend Taiwan's National Day celebration alone today. Full Story
Monday, October 8, 2007
'Red shirts' to join National Day fanfare
The China Post - Shih Ming-teh's March of One Million 'Red shirts' will join in the Double Ten National Day celebration, Legislative Yuan president Wang Jin-pyng said yesterday. Full Story
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, Taiwan-made missiles to be shown in October 10 parade
The China Post - At least two new types of Taiwan-made missiles will be shown in a Double Ten National Day military parade, Minister of National Defense Lee Tien-yu said yesterday. Full Story
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