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...facto U.S. embassy in Taipei said. Taiwan, where today's KMT government seeks to improve ties with China, may have sought Beijing's approval before inviting the U.S. cabinet-level official, analysts say. "I wouldn't rule it out, given the...

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...Lin village in the south. Increased pressure on Ma, who has improved ties with Beijing since taking power more than a year ago, could drain support for his Nationalist Party (KMT) in local elections in December. "As one of the victims said...

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...said. Still, China specialist Chao Chun-shan of Taipei's Tamkang University said it was unlikely that Beijing would retaliate further because of the Dalai Lama's visit - or that Mr. Ma would give the mainland cause to do so. "Both sides...

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...at Tamkang University in Taiwan, said: "I think Beijing means it, and not only Wen Jiabao. "Beijing wants to incorporate Taiwan into its influence. It's a comprehensive integration objective." Wen also laid out the budget for the world's...

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...on Taiwan last December, which serves as guidelines." Beijing was serious about a peace deal, added Lin Chong-pin, a strategic studies professor at Tamkang University in Taiwan. "I think Beijing means it, and not only Wen Jiabao," Lin...

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...de facto independence. Chang Wu-yueh of Taipei's Tamkang University said a Hsieh victory in the presidential election could compel Beijing to reassess its policies toward the DPP, which have been marked by unremitting hostility throughout...

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