(Taiwan News) – Prosecutors have closed a money-laundering investigation against former Premier Frank Hsieh, reports said Thursday. An accusation was made that after the 2008 presidential election, in which Hsieh was the candidate for the Democratic...

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislators described former Premier Frank Hsieh’s proposal that the party shift to a more centrist China policy as his personal view and said more debate was needed if the party were to adjust its cross-strait approach.

The DPP has vowed to conduct a deep soul-searching to find out the root causes of its loss. But Lu said "the views aired by just some individuals should not be counted as reflection." She was referring to a proposal raised Wednesday by former Premier...

The resolution underlines the DPP’s desire to defend Taiwan’s sovereignty against threats of unification from China. Former Premier Frank Hsieh reportedly suggested a revision of the party platform to adapt its China policies. Former lawmaker Lin...

Though the DPP may be disappointed, the party can take consolation in the extent of its recovery from its 2008 electoral disaster, when DPP candidate Frank Hsieh received only 41 percent of the vote. The election was likewise a small personal victory...

6.09 million votes, conceded defeat and announced her resignation as chairwoman of the Democratic Progressive Party. “I concede defeat ... and congratulate President Ma,” Tsai told a press conference, flanked by her running mate Su Jia-chyuan and party...

He was elected four years ago, thanks to President Chen Shui-bian, who is now doing time for corruption and graft. The voters were so fed up with Chen's corruption that they were ready to elect anybody but his anointed standard bearer, Frank Hsieh. An...

George Leslie Mackay as well as to fortify the partnership between the hospital and its affiliated organizations, such as the Mackay Medical School and the Mackay Medicine, Nursing, and Management College. During his congratulatory speech, former...

When Ma came to power in 2008, it was with a landslide victory — 58.45 percent against the 41.55 percent of DPP candidate Frank Hsieh. The support came from a public fed up with the previous administration of Chen Shui-bian, and responsive to Ma's...