We have started to collect the most important news related to Taiwan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A boatload of Taiwanese activists are turned back by Japanese coastguards as they try to reach a disputed group of East China Sea islands.
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Taiwan's pop culture overcomes Chinese hurdles
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Six death row inmates are executed in Taiwan in an act condemned by international human rights groups.
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A brief jolt of searing heat can "heal" flash memory and stop it wearing out, researchers in Taiwan have found.
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Films, actors and directors from mainland China do well at the Chinese equivalent of the Oscars - previously dominated by Hong Kong and Taiwan.
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A US judge orders Apple to disclose details of its patent sharing deal with Taiwan's HTC to its Korean rival Samsung.
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A hospital fire in New Taipei lead to a mass evacuation of patients on Monday.
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Officials in Taiwan tell the BBC that lie detector tests for military personnel based abroad are a useful way to evaluate whether they are spying.
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Taiwan's love for urban, indoor shrimp fishing
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Taiwan's Hon Hai, which trades under the name Foxconn, is set to report its third quarter earnings, amid unrest amongst its workers and rising production costs.
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Taiwan arrests three retired military officers suspected of spying for China, including one whose department handled classified data, officials say.
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A patient suspected of causing a deadly fire at a Taiwan hospital says he was upset over his serious illness, prosecutors say.
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An early morning fire at a hospital in the southern Taiwan city of Tainan kills 12 elderly patients and injures dozens more.
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Frank Hsieh, a key opposition politician in Taiwan, is on a private five-day visit to China that is viewed as an icebreaker for both sides.
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Taiwan's government has received an increasing number of complaints about noise levels in the capital. That has forced the EPA to announce plans to toughen regulations.
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Bustling Taiwan's noise pollution dilemma
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Dozens of Taiwanese boats have sailed into Japanese waters, in the latest protest over a group of tiny islands in the East China Sea.
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China warns Japan it will not tolerate violations of its sovereignty, in high-level talks aimed at easing tensions over an islands dispute.
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Sleepy island plans casino for mainland visitors
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Taiwan-based Foxconn Technology, a major supplier to Apple, stops production at a plant in China after a brawl involving 2,000 workers.
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