Taiwan Affairs Office

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Taiwan Spy Case Centers on Lockheed System Paul Mozur 2011

An official with the mainland's Taiwan Affairs Office told reporters that China's decision to allow Taipei's participation in the World Health Assembly showed sincerity and goodwill from the mainland.

Eric C. Anderson: Reconsidering Washington's Relationship with Taipei 2009

A senior official with the Straits Exchange Foundation was quoted by the Taipei-based China Times as saying that the island's top negotiating organisation was considering such a request of mainland authorities as a response to what Wang Yi, the director of the mainland's Taiwan Affairs Office under the State Council, proposed earlier this month.

Military Round Up Michael Turton 2009

A senior official with the Straits Exchange Foundation was quoted by the Taipei-based China Times as saying that the island's top negotiating organisation was considering such a request of mainland authorities as a response to what Wang Yi, the director of the mainland's Taiwan Affairs Office under the State Council, proposed earlier this month.

Archive 2009-07-01 Michael Turton 2009

China's Taiwan Affairs Office claims Lee Teng-hui made up the "renegade province" phrase.

Archive 2008-06-01 Michael Turton 2008

China's Taiwan Affairs Office didn't respond to a request for comment on Mr. Ma's travel plans.

Taiwan's Leader Tests Beijing Ties With Americas Trip 2008

Wang said the Taiwan Affairs Office had explained on Wednesday that the name Zhongguo Taibei had “historic roots” and that the name was not being used just for the Beijing Olympics.

Archive 2008-07-01 Michael Turton 2008

China's government didn't comment specifically on the new talks, but at a routine press conference Wednesday, a spokesman for the Taiwan Affairs Office in Beijing said that both sides have reached "some fundamental agreements" over the direct-air-traffic links.

China, Taiwan Plan Talks 2008

"We express our strong indignation and stern condemnation of this barbaric violence and call for the severe punishment of the perpetrators," China's Taiwan Affairs Office said in a statement.

Archive 2008-10-01 Michael Turton 2008

Meanwhile, the South China Morning Post reports that in China, Deputy Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who ironically is a Japan expert, will head up China's Taiwan Affairs Office as the current director, Chen Yunlin, is being kicked up to head ARATs, China's counterpart to the SEF.

Archive 2008-06-01 Michael Turton 2008