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121 Ma is blind to roots of terror in Taiwan Taiwan News Editorial 1057
122 China ends $35,000 per month job for ROC lobbyist Trent Lott Michael Richardson 1850
123 The DPP and the crisis of democracy in Taiwan Taiwan News Editorial 1007
124 Taiwan agriculture needs fresh vision Taiwan News Editorial 1276
125 Democracy put on altar for Taiwan-China ECFA Taiwan News Editorial 912
126 Yilan Children's Festival tests Ma's credibility Taiwan News Editorial 992
127 ECFA poses new risks for Taiwan-Japan ties Taiwan News Editorial 975
128 KMT will pay price for Taiwan-PRC ECFA Taiwan News Editorial 920
129 Taiwan citizens should march for our future Taiwan News Editorial 943
130 PRC aims to cut off U.S. arms to Taiwan Taiwan News Editorial 882
131 The 2010 World Cup, identity and Taiwan Taiwan News Editorial 967
132 Japan's new government and Taiwan's opportunity Taiwan News Editorial 920
133 KMT uses 'double speak' to spike Taiwan referenda Taiwan News Editorial 963
134 Taiwan must not repeat Greek debt crisis Taiwan News Editorial 1176
135 Why the KMT denies Taiwan people's power Taiwan News Editorial 947
136 Taiwan's judiciary sees no reform from Ma Taiwan News Editorial 968
137 Ma's racialism risks Taiwan's free choice Taiwan News Editorial 971
138 Chinese Nationalists make fifth raid on democracy radio in Taiwan Michael Richardson 841
139 Ma offers 'false gold' to trick Taiwan people Taiwan News Editorial 1003
140 PRC invades Taiwan with 'embedded' ads Taiwan News Editorial 984
 
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Newsflash

The Taiwan High Court yesterday acquitted former president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) in an embezzlement case involving US$330,000 in secret diplomatic funds.

The Taipei District Court in June last year found Chen not guilty in the embezzlement case and the Taiwan High Court yesterday maintained the lower court’s ruling.