TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan has relaxed rules for Chinese media, long regarded as spy organizations for the Communist government, as relations warm between the two long-time political rivals, officials said on Wednesday. [read full story]
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Ma Ying-jeou, Chiang Kai-Shek, Mao Zedong, Chinese Government, Hunan, China, Xinhua, Taipei City, Taiwan
