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Report on the March 19 Shooting Case (Condensed Version)

(Government Information Office, EY)
After interviewing many people, including President Chen, Vice President Lu, and bodyguards from the presidential vehicle, and, after inspecting photographs taken at the scene during the parade, the March 19 Special Investigation Committee found: Full Story

GIO starts UN-bid ad campaign

(Taiwan Journal)
The Government Information Office (GIO) unveiled the details of its promotional campaign to support Taiwan's most recent bid to join the United Nations. Full Story

ROC allies submit pair of proposals on Taiwan to UN

(Taiwan Journal)
The architects of Taiwan's bid for United Nations membership have come up with something different this year. According to Foreign Minister Mark Chen, the nation's hopes will be pinned on a package of two proposals, rather than the usual one. Full Story

UN must be proactive in safeguarding peace

(Taiwan Journal)
A group of Taiwan's diplomatic allies recently placed before the U.N. General Assembly a draft resolution titled "A proactive role for the United Nations in maintaining peace in the Taiwan Strait." Full Story

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China (Taiwan) condemns China's hypocritical strategies aimed at deceiving the international community

(Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
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More Government Release

• The Ministry of Foreign Affairs urges the United Nations to comply with common practice in permitting the deposit of Taiwan’s FCTC Instrument of Accession (September 09, 2005 16:41)(Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
• Chen warns of free speech abuse (September 09, 2005 15:44)(Taiwan News)
• AIT leadership has some shortcomings, says OIG (September 09, 2005 15:43)(Taiwan News)

• Bank workers launch historic strike (September 09, 2005 18:04)(Taiwan News)
• Ma, Ishihara strike deal on next year's Asian cities meet (September 09, 2005 13:35)(Taipei Times)
• 'Independence' marked in flag-raising event (September 09, 2005 13:34)(Taipei Times)

• High-speed rail opening postponed for one year (September 09, 2005 18:04)(Taiwan News)
• Bare-footed man donates sacks of money to schools in need in Nantou (September 09, 2005 16:32)(Liberty Times)
• KRTC reshuffles board after management woes (September 09, 2005 16:14)(Taiwan News)

• Three torchlight fishing boats sole testimony of traditional livelihood (September 09, 2005 16:37)(United Daily News)
• Ma, Ishihara strike deal on next year's Asian cities meet (September 09, 2005 13:35)(Taipei Times)
• 'Independence' marked in flag-raising event (September 09, 2005 13:34)(Taipei Times)

• VEGETABLE PRICES HIT NEW HIGH AT TAIPEI'S WHOLESALE MARKET (September 10, 2005 15:28)
• FORMER NATIONAL LEADERS TO SHARE EXPERIENCES IN DEMOCRACY WITH TAIWAN (September 10, 2005 14:20)
• TYPHOON KHANUN DRIFTING NORTH, BUT HEAVY RAINS EXPECTED (September 10, 2005 13:58)
• International Headline News (September 10, 2005 12:17)
• TAIWAN HEADLINE NEWS (September 10, 2005 12:16)

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