Page 118 - Tn News Today

SACRIFICE: When the KMT was in power, the party stood in the way of democracy, but it was Taiwanese who fought for freedom, William Lai saidBy Jason Pan / Staff reporter

NO ILL INTENT: The G7 leaders said they are not seeking to harm China or thwart its economic progress, but would stand against ‘economic coercion’ by Beijing/ AP, HIROSHIMA, Japan

FORCE FOR GOOD: Although Taiwan is at risk, it is ‘never a risk maker,’ as it seeks to be a responsible partner, willing to stand alongside democratic countries, she said/ Agencies

/ Staff Writer, with CNATaiwan People’s Party （TPP） founder and Chairman Ko Wen-je （柯文哲） yesterday vowed to end political wrangling and extend goodwill to China, as he officially launched his campaign for next year’s presidential election.

/ Staff writer, with CNAEight public transportation pass schemes are to be launched on July 1 after a Directorate-General of Highways （DGH） review panel approved the proposals on Friday, the agency said.

/ Staff Writer, with CNAThe Chinese Nationalist Party’s （KMT） presidential candidate, New Taipei City Mayor Hou You-yi （侯友宜）, yesterday pledged to protect Taiwan’s freedom and democracy amid “geopolitical” tensions.

Mia Corte is recovering at her parents’ residence in Chattanooga one week after a falling tree struck her on the UGA campus in Athens during a storm.

Articles in ITWeb’s enterprise industry portal include information on the hardware, software and networking technologies and infrastructure that drive and deliver e-commerce, enterprise resource planning, data warehousing, storage, outsourcing, human resources, middleware, Web strategies, business reporting tools and much, much more.

By William Hetherington / Staff writer, with CNAA bill that establishes penalties for attempted human trafficking passed the Legislative Yuan yesterday, with offenders to face up to seven years in prison.

By William Hetherington / Staff writerLow-sugar vaccination — a recent development in next-generation vaccines — would be safer and more effective than current vaccines, former Academia Sinica president Wong Chi-huey （翁啟惠） said in an interview.