Taiwan inaugurates president amid cautious Beijing response
Chen Shui-bian, sworn in as Taiwan president, vowed no move toward independence without Beijing's attack, while Beijing signaled a tempered reaction. Analysts note the absence of hostile rhetoric and hint at possible negotiations on economic and other issues as Taipei studies Beijing's stance.
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Missteps in Plea Bid Tied to Chinese Spy Case
Prosecutors sought a plea deal for Peter H. Lee to protect U S nuclear secrets but missteps and a lenient judge led to no prison time. Senate documents show miscommunication between prosecutors defense officials and the FBI and an Energy Department impact analysis found Lee's disclosures aided Beijing. Specter criticized the rush to a bargain as atrocious while Lee worked at Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore labs and shared classified information with Chinese scientists.
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