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Taiwan

Ma Ying-jeou

Date of Birth: 1950
Place of Birth: Hong Kong


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Growth in a time of global austerity

However President Ma Ying-jeou had long delayed his April 2012 trip to see his African allies and it is likely to be a long while before his next...


Textile trouble

Taiwan’s President Ma Ying-jeou praised Tex-Ray as a model company during his April state visit; after he left the workers held a sit-in protest over low wages...


Ma’s labours lost

Little was gained and little lost during Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou’s first African tour on 7-18 April...


Ma goes to Africa

On 7-18 April President Ma Ying-jeou will make a state visit to three of Taiwan’s four African allies – Burkina Faso Gambia and Swaziland...


Recognition mission

President Ma Ying-jeou of the Kuomintang (KMT Chinese Nationalist Party) won a second term on 14 January and now has another four years to carry forward his China-friendly policies...


The diplomatic truce goes on

President Ma Ying-jeou’s election victory on 14 January gave comfort to those who feared that an opposition win might rupture the delicate détente between China and Taiwan – and herald an end to the ‘diplomatic truce’ that has prevented China from wooing Taiwan’s four remaining African allies...


Ties will remain strong, says Sata

In any case it is unlikely that Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou committed to his ‘diplomatic truce’ with China would have any interest in resuming relations...


Ready, able and unlikely

Although political relations across the Taiwan Strait have improved since President Ma Ying-jeou’s election in 2008 with increased economic transport and tourism links the PLA has never scaled back its ambition to achieve military mastery over the island the defence report observed...


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