Taiwan's Wu joins IOC race, vows to fight doping

TAIPEI World amateur boxing association chief Wu Ching-kuo of Taiwan has confirmed his intention to run for president of the International Olympic Committee. Wu told reporters in Taipei on Thursday that he is declaring his candidacy to succeed ...

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Taipei, May 23 (CNA) Taiwan's Wu Ching-kuo officially announced his candidacy for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) presidency Thursday, aiming for the most powerful job in the Olympic movement. The 66-year-old Wu, president of the ...

Taipei, May 17 (CNA) Taiwan's Wu Ching-kuo confirmed Friday that he has submitted official documents to the International Olympic Committee (IOC), becoming the third candidate aiming for the top position in the world's most influential sports ...

Back in 2011, A.I.B.A President Dr Ching-Kuo Wu, announced that the amateur sport's Governing Body was examining ways of making the sport more attractive. Among the items under consideration were a new scoring system, the introduction of AIBA Pro ...

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By Adam Tyrsett Kuo, The China PostTAIPEI, Taiwan -- The southern boundary for Taiwan's fishery protection is not a temporary enforcement line, a Ministry of the Interior (MOI) official said yesterday, adding that it is the right of the Fisheries ...

By Adam Tyrsett Kuo, The China PostTAIPEI, Taiwan -- Chunghwa Telecom Co. yesterday held its chairman handover ceremony, in which Lu Shyue-ching (呂學錦) stepped down as head of the firm and handed the reins to former General Manager Lee Yen-sung ...

The Taiwan High Court yesterday sentenced retired navy captain Kuo Li-heng (郭力恆) to 15 years in prison and has deprived him of his civil rights for 10 years on corruption charges relating to the procurement of six Lafayette-class frigates from ...