Hsieh to make public appearance Friday: aides

The China Post - Presidential candidate Frank Hsieh of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) will make his first public appearance after 14 days of "self-imprisonment" by holding a press conference on Friday, according to sources close to Hsieh's campaign camp. Full Story

Democratic Progressive Party standard bearer may appear in public tomorrow

The China Post - Democratic Progressive Party presidential candidate Frank Hsieh will emerge from his self-imposed seclusion tomorrow at the earliest, his spokesman Chao Tien-lin said yesterday. Full Story

Ma: Is Frank Hsieh still in the race?

The China Post - Frank Hsieh, Democratic Progressive Party candidate for president, has remained secluded too long, his Kuomintang rival Ma Ying-jeou said yesterday. Full Story

Hsieh posts taped footage on his blog

The China Post - Frank Hsieh, the Democratic Progressive Party candidate for president, ended his weeklong self-imprisonment by posting taped footage showing himself on his own blog yesterday. Full Story

Is Frank Hsieh malingering?

The China Post - The tongue is now wagging in Taipei: Is Frank Hsieh, Democratic Progressive Party candidate for president malingering? Full Story

KMT: Hsieh's China policy 'nothing but shenanigans'

The China Post - The opposition Kuomintang (KMT) charged yesterday that Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) presidential candidate Frank Hsieh's China policy is nothing but "shenanigans." Full Story

Winston Wang may be Taiwan's Ross Perot

The China Post - Finally, Taiwan may see a Ross Perot. He is none other than the unanointed heir to Wang Yung-ching, founder and chief executive officer of the Formosa Plastics group. Full Story

Hsieh has final say on campaign issues: Chen

The China Post - President Chen Shui-bian said yesterday that he absolutely agrees with presidential candidate Frank Hsieh of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), that Hsieh should have the final say on his campaign strategy for the 2008 election. Full Story

DPP candidate to sponsor 'Taiwan reform' camp

The China Post - The campaign office of Frank Hsieh, presidential candidate of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), announced yesterday it will promote a new patriotic movement through a "Taiwan reform" camp. Full Story

Ma challenges Hsieh to keep China 'links'

The China Post - Main opposition Kuomintang (KMT) presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou yesterday urged Frank Hsieh, his ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) rival, not to deviate from his China links proposal to placate "deep green" voters. Full Story

Hsieh: Ma's Hakka policy is 'too direct'

The China Post - Ma Ying-jeou, Kuomintang standard bearer, may be misunderstood in promising to double the budget of the Hakka Affairs Council, his Democratic Progressive Party rival Frank Hsieh said yesterday. Full Story

Kuomintang calls for apology from Hsieh over Ma quip

The China Post - Frank Hsieh, Democratic Progressive Party presidential candidate, has to retract a slandering quip against his Kuomintang rival Ma Ying-jeou, Ma's campaign spokesman demanded yesterday. Full Story

Frank Hsieh chastises his Kuomintang rival over funds

The China Post - Frank Hsieh, Democratic Progressive Party candidate for president, chastised his Kuomintang rival Ma Ying-jeou yesterday. Full Story

Weng 'special fund' probe to conclude soon

The China Post - A probe into the alleged misappropriation of a "special allowance fund" by Judicial Yuan President Weng Yueh-sheng will conclude in the near future, the Supreme Prosecutors Office (SPO) said yesterday. Full Story

DPP's Hsieh visits Kaohsiung county to consolidate support

The China Post - Frank Hsieh, Democratic Progressive Party presidential candidate, stumped the county of Kaohsiung yesterday. Full Story

Hsieh would pardon those indicted over 'special funds'

The China Post - Frank Hsieh, the presidential candidate of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party, yesterday said if elected, he would pardon over 6,000 officials who could be charged for corruption over the controversial use of their funds. Full Story

Democratic Progressive Party candidate vows to help foreign spouses

The China Post - Ruling Democratic Progressive Party presidential candidate Frank Hsieh promised yesterday that if he is elected president, he will help foreign spouses of local citizens resolve issues concerning residency status or citizenship. Full Story

DPP hopeful questioned in graft inquiry in Taiwan: aide

The China Post - Former premier Frank Hsieh, the ruling party's presidential candidate, has been questioned by prosecutors over corruption allegations, his aides said yesterday. Full Story