The friendship between St. Kitts and Nevis and Taiwan remains strong and unwavering, the Caribbean nation's foreign minister Timothy Harris said yesterday in an interview with the Taipei Times. Harris is in Taipei to attend the grand opening of his nation's embassy today, 25 years after diplomatic ties with Taipei were forged in 1984. The embassy, which he described as a "historic milestone," will be the first St. Kitts and Nevis has opened in Asia. It is also the first embassy to be set up in Taipei by one of Taiwan's six Caribbean allies. Harris noted that over the past two-and-a-half...
Friday, 16 May 2008
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3M continues expanding in Taiwan 
Taipei Times
Taipei Times
3M Taiwan, one of the oldest foreign companies in Taiwan, will continue to invest and grow alongside the country’s economy, the head of the company said yesterday. 3M, a multi-faceted technology company, is headquartered in St Paul, Minnesota, and...
Incoming president of Taiwan doubts China unification
The News Tribune
The News Tribune
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Taiwan's president-elect said Thursday that unification with China is unlikely "in our lifetimes," but pledged to reach out to the longtime rival while maintaining good relations with the United States. In an exclusive interview...
Incoming president of Taiwan doubts unification with China
Seattle Post
Seattle Post
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Taiwan's president-elect said Thursday that unification with China is unlikely "in our lifetimes," but he pledged to reach out to the longtime rival while maintaining good relations with the United States. In an exclusive interview...
Taiwan's diplomacy scandal deepens as one accused goes public+
AOL
AOL
TAIPEI, May 3 (Kyodo) - A case of secret "dollar diplomacy," betrayal and graft continued to rock Taiwan on Saturday as a businessman once enlisted by Taipei as a covert diplomatic agent publicly denied allegations of embezzlement and pointed instead...
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