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Taiwan: Typhoon Krathon Leaves Trail Of Destruction 9

Typhoon Krathon, a Category 1 storm, made landfall in Kaohsiung, southwestern Taiwan, on Thursday, October 3, leaving at least two people dead.

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Taiwan: Costa Cruise Itinerary Changes Due To Typhoon Gaemi Anger Passengers

A 5-day Costa Cruises trip bound for Okinawa from Port of Keelung on July 21 was cut short due to Typhoon Gaemi, angering passengers. Some of the passengers refused to leave the ship, demanding refunds after the cruise ship docked in Port of Kaohsiung on the 24th. The cruise management changed the itinerary several times and finally decided to return to Taiwan in Kaohsiung one day early.

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Taiwan: Costa Cruise Itinerary Changes Due To Typhoon Gaemi Anger Passengers 2

A 5-day Costa Cruises trip bound for Okinawa from Keelung Port on July 21 was cut short due to Typhoon Gaemi, angering passengers. Some of the passengers refused to leave the ship demanding refunds after the cruise ship docked in Kaohsiung Port on the 24th. The cruise management changed the itinerary several times and finally decided to return to Taiwan in Kaohsiung, one day early.

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Taiwan: Costa Cruise Itinerary Changes Due To Typhoon Gaemi Anger Passengers 4

A 5-day Costa Cruises trip bound for Okinawa from Keelung Port on July 21 was cut short due to Typhoon Gaemi, angering passengers. Some of the passengers refused to leave the ship demanding refunds after the cruise ship docked in Kaohsiung Port on the 24th. The cruise management changed the itinerary several times and finally decided to return to Taiwan in Kaohsiung, one day early.

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Taiwan: Costa Cruise Itinerary Changes Due To Typhoon Gaemi Anger Passengers 3

A 5-day Costa Cruises trip bound for Okinawa from Keelung Port on July 21 was cut short due to Typhoon Gaemi, angering passengers. Some of the passengers refused to leave the ship demanding refunds after the cruise ship docked in Kaohsiung Port on the 24th. The cruise management changed the itinerary several times and finally decided to return to Taiwan in Kaohsiung, one day early.

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Taiwan court gives life sentence to ex-president Chen for graft

TAIPEI, Taiwan - The Taipei District Court on Sept. 11 sentences former President Chen Shui-bian (file photo) to life in prison for corruption. The court also sentenced Chen's wife, former First Lady Wu Shu-chen, to life imprisonment on related graft charges.

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Voting gets underway in Taiwan general election

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian and his wife Wu Shu-chen cast their ballots at a voting station in Taipei as voting began in a hotly contested general election on Jan. 12.

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(3)Chen reelected Taiwan president

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian, flanked by Vice President Annette Lu (L) and his wife Wu Shu-chen in a wheelchair (R), celebrates his victory in the presidential election at the Democratic Progressive Party headquarters in Taipei on March 20.

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(1)Taiwan voters head to polls to elect new president

TAIPEI, Japan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian and first lady Wu Shu-chen cast their ballots at an elementary school polling station in Taipei on March 20, one day after an apparent assassination attempt on the president. Voters will elect the island's next president and determine the fate of a historic referendum on relations with China.

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(3)Taiwan voters head to polls to elect new president

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian speaks to reporters in Taipei on March 20 after casting his ballot in the presidential election, with his wife Wu Shu-chen in a wheelchair listening to him at left.

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(2)Taiwan voters head to polls to elect new president

TAIPEI, Japan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian (L) and first lady Wu Shu-chen (in wheelchair) cast their ballots at an elementary school polling station in Taipei on March 20, one day after an apparent assassination attempt on the president.

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Taiwan elections for parliament, county heads begin

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian and his wife Wu Shu-chen (in wheelchair) leave a Taipei school on Dec. 1 after casting their ballots in the first island-wide elections to choose a new legislature and local government heads since the long-dominant Nationalist Party (KMT) lost the presidency last year.

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Taiwan elections for parliament, county heads begin

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian and his wife Wu Shu-chen (in wheelchair) leave a Taipei school on Dec. 1 after casting their ballots in the first island-wide elections to choose a new legislature and local government heads since the long-dominant Nationalist Party (KMT) lost the presidency last year.

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Voting gets underway in Taiwan general election

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian and his wife Wu Shu-chen cast their ballots at a voting station in Taipei as voting began in a hotly contested general election on Jan. 12. (Kyodo)

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Taiwan court gives life sentence to ex-president Chen for graft

TAIPEI, Taiwan - The Taipei District Court on Sept. 11 sentences former President Chen Shui-bian (file photo) to life in prison for corruption. The court also sentenced Chen's wife, former First Lady Wu Shu-chen, to life imprisonment on related graft charges. (Kyodo)

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(1)Taiwan voters head to polls to elect new president

TAIPEI, Japan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian and first lady Wu Shu-chen cast their ballots at an elementary school polling station in Taipei on March 20, one day after an apparent assassination attempt on the president. Voters will elect the island's next president and determine the fate of a historic referendum on relations with China. (Kyodo)

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(2)Taiwan voters head to polls to elect new president

TAIPEI, Japan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian (L) and first lady Wu Shu-chen (in wheelchair) cast their ballots at an elementary school polling station in Taipei on March 20, one day after an apparent assassination attempt on the president. (Kyodo)

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(3)Taiwan voters head to polls to elect new president

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian speaks to reporters in Taipei on March 20 after casting his ballot in the presidential election, with his wife Wu Shu-chen in a wheelchair listening to him at left. (Kyodo)

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(3)Chen reelected Taiwan president

TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian, flanked by Vice President Annette Lu (L) and his wife Wu Shu-chen in a wheelchair (R), celebrates his victory in the presidential election at the Democratic Progressive Party headquarters in Taipei on March 20. (Kyodo)