TAIPEI (Reuters) - A man in Taiwan was robbed of more than $2 million in cash that he had just withdrawn from the bank, a police official said on Tuesday. Full Article
"When you watch the Wu Den-yih saga, it's really ridiculous," said Shane Lee, political scientist at Chang Jung University in Taiwan. "It's people's desire (to change), but people feel so helpless." Full Article

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A plastic bottle thrown into a Taipei recycling bin could be reincarnated as a blanket to warm disaster victims in any of 20 countries, thanks to a unique project by the world's largest Buddhist charity. Full Article
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