By Paul KatzAs we prepare to ring out 2008, here are a few thoughts about some of the leading stories that have shaped Taiwan during the past year:1. Back and Blue: Ma Ying-jeou sweeps into office as Taiwan's new president, winning a convincing majority... ...full story at China Beat
from China Beat on Wed, Dec 31 2008
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