Beijing
Feb 10 2011, Fuxiuxiu Fuxiuxiu

BEIJING — The government of Taiwan has arrested a general on accusations of spying for China in what could be the most prominent espionage case in Taiwan in decades.

The Ministry of National Defense discovered suspicious activity last year and...

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Mexico’s ambassador to Beijing Jorge Guajardo speaks during an interview by Associated Press at the Mexico Embassy in Beijing, China, Sunday, May 3, 2009. Jorge Guajardo says more than 70 of his compatriots have been quarantined in hospitals and hotels...