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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

Global News Blog Leopards found extinct in Taiwan as public begins to growl

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

The Monitor's View A path to peace in land, resource disputes

Global News Blog Now we can talk: Steaks raise stakes for Taiwan-US trade ties

'Life of Pi’s' Oscars give limelight to Taiwan (+video)

Japan boosts defense as some in China and Taiwan agree on disputed islets

Taiwan undersea oil plans raise neighbors' eyebrows

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

Is China coming to a city near you?

Opinion Different China, same risky political system

International shift toward China heightens search for identity in Taiwan

The real reason China-Japan are locked in a territory dispute

Isolated Taiwan to get wider global reach with US visa waivers

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

Complex web of interests drives US bid for calm on South China Sea

Typhoon swoops over Taiwan but spares highly populated areas

Why Chinese are protesting Japan again (+video)

An Olympic-sized flap over Taiwan's flag

Global News Blog Why China is founding a new city on a coral reef

Taiwan president says peace deal with China not a top priority

'Ring of Fire' eclipse delights millions in Asia, US (+video)

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

Taiwan set for Chinese invasion - of investors