Topic: Ma Ying-jeou - CSMonitor.com

Why Taiwan refused Philippines' apology for slain fisherman as insincere

Taiwan recalled its top diplomat in Manila and announced that it was no longer accepting applications for Filipino workers, after the Philippine Coast Guard killed a fisherman last week.

Row over slain fisherman strains pair of Pacific allies

No consulates yet, but China and Taiwan opt for the next best thing

Ang Lee's 'Life of Pi' Oscar win thrills Taiwanese

Global News Blog In passport kerfuffle, Taiwan is stickin' it to China

Isolated Taiwan to get wider global reach with US visa waivers

Global News Blog Taiwan enters island fray, but China and Japan shrug

An Olympic-sized flap over Taiwan's flag

Taiwan president says peace deal with China not a top priority

Why is the US considering F-16 sales to Taiwan?

Taiwan set for Chinese invasion - of investors

Despite thawing relationship, China still spying on Taiwan

Caribbean nations get caught in China-Taiwan tug of war

Anti-nuclear movement growing in Asia

Opinion After free and fair Taiwan elections, democracy is still under China's siege

Taiwan and China to grow closer with Ma's reelection

Taiwan election sees China-friendly presidency continue

Global News Blog Taiwan voters face tight election, but keep typical rowdiness in check (+video)

Taiwan's top election issue: rich earn 6 times more than poor

Could Taiwan's relationship with China deteriorate after elections?

Opinion Taiwan elections: US must show respect for self-determination

Bid for peace accord with China backfires on Taiwan's president

Why China's response to US arms sales to Taiwan is so muted

Taiwan offers mixed response to US rejection of F-16 fighter jet sale (video)

Taiwan makes environmental push in disputed South China Sea