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Taiwan's Briefings.
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 09/04/2005-23/05/2005
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| 2005 GDP Growth Forecast Cut
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| On May 14th President Chen Shui-bian's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) won an election for the National Assembly (an ad hoc body formed to decide on constitutional reforms) and secured a...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 28/02/2005-08/04/2005
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| Trade Surplus Falls in First Quarter of 2005
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| At the beginning of March the government started a new campaign seeking support for a controversial arms budget of US$15bn, as the mainland announced it would increase its military budget in 2005 by o...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 12/01/2005-27/02/2005
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| 2004 GDP Expands at Fastest Rate in Seven Years
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| In an attempt to find common ground with the opposition and avoid further political conflicts, the government plans to concentrate on a string of economic and social structural reforms. Outlining the ...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 12/11/2004-11/01/2005
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| Export Growth in December Slowest for One and a Half Years
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| In mid-December the opposition Kuomintang won a surprise victory over the pro-independence Democratic Progressive party (DPP) of President Chen Shui-bian. The DPP failed to win a majority in legislati...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 01/10/2004-11/11/2004
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| Property Probe Hits Opposition KMT
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| A 6.0 magnitude earthquake, in what was the second temblor to hit the region in a12-hour period, hit the country at the time of writing this report. No casualties have so far been reported.
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 07/08/2004-30/09/2004
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| Proposed Arms Deal Causes Friction with China
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| A total of 114 lawmakers at the 225-seat Legislative Cabinet, on the first day of its new session, voted to uphold their decision last August to establish a committee probing the March 19th incident i...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 28/06/2004-06/08/2004
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| Opposition Leader Rejects 'One Country, Two Systems'
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| Opposition Kuomintang (KMT) Chairman Lien Chan firmly rejected the Beijing-proposed "one country, two systems" unification formula, saying this will lead the Republic of China to its end. Li...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 18/05/2004-27/06/2004
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| Government to Ease Mainland Investment Rules
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| Following the legislative approval of the reform package, the country's pension fund industry is set to expand. Under the new laws, companies will be required to accumulate 6% of each employee'...
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