The mission of Peace Forum is to explore Taiwan studies, cross-Strait relations, Asian regional studies and international peace and security. The fundamental spirit of the Forum is to promote cross-Strait peace and domestic harmony. Accordingly, the criteria for selecting news clippings and commentaries are on the enhancement of peace and international vision, not extremism nor parochialism. Last Update：January 3, 2007 U.N. referendum 'rejection of unification' (The China Post) MAC agrees to extend stay of Chinese asylum-seeker (The China Post) China foreign minister to visit Africa: government (The China Post) Beijing to set up food safety monitoring center for Olympics (XinhuaNet) 'Terrorists' responsible for killing Bhutto: Musharraf (The  China Post) Kenya post-election violence kills more than 300 (The China Post) U.S. remains 'skeptical' about N. Korea nuclear declaration (The China Post) US diplomat shot and killed in Sudan (Taipei Times) Pakistan postpones election until February 18 (Reuters) Bhutto death is a further blow to Pakistan economy (International Herald Tribune) Pakistan Turns to Britain for Help in Bhutto Inquiry (The New York Times)

Last Update：Oct. 22, 2007

2007 Peace Forum Seminars - < IV > China's Role in Burma Crisis

The seminar was held on October 08, 2007 at National Taiwan University Alumni Club (3F, No. 2-1, Sec. 1, Chi-Nan Rd., Taipei City), titled: "China's Role in Burma Crisis." Professor Chih-Cheng Lo was the moderator, and many leading experts at international affairs and Southeast Asian Studies were panelists. The situation in Burma, Taiwan's reaction, and China's role were discussed during the seminar. All discussion notes are now available online. Please click here to get detailed information.

Last Update：November 1, 2007

 

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