Showing posts with label Yu Shyi-kun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yu Shyi-kun. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

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

Friday, September 28, 2007

Chang dismisses claims of hidden agenda against Yu

The China Post - Premier Chang Chun-hsiung yesterday dismissed allegations that the prosecutors had a hidden agenda against the chairman of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party, Yu Shyi-kun, while indicting him on corruption. Full Story

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Chen backs 'normal nation' resolution: Yu

The China Post - President Chen Shui-bian approves of the adoption of the controversial "normal nation resolution" at the Democratic Progressive Party's national congress, outgoing chairman Yu Shyi-kun said yesterday. Full Story

Yu to keep pushing 'normal nation' rider

The China Post - Yu Shyi-kun promised yesterday he would step down after the ruling Democratic Progressive Party concludes its national congress next Sunday. Full Story

Monday, September 24, 2007

Democratic Progressive Party members divided over whether Yu should stay on

The China Post - Members of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) were divided over whether or not DPP chairman Yu Shyi-kun should stay on, although Yu announced his resignation immediately after he was indicted last Friday over corruption charges. Full Story

Chen urged to resume Democratic Progressive Party leadership

The China Post - The resignation of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party chairman over corruption charges has prompted calls from its ranks that President Chen Shui-bian resume his party leadership. Full Story

Monday, September 10, 2007

The Democratic Progressive Party chairman calls for change of national title

The China Post - Ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chairman Yu Shyi-kun claimed yesterday that Taiwan independence is mainstream public opinion, adding that only by changing the national title to Taiwan and enacting a new constitution can the country survive. Full Story