On the campaign trail, Taiwan's presidential hopefuls have attacked each other over the contentious issue of China, raising accusations of divided loyalties. The government says it is documenting Chinese attempts to influence swing voters in January 13's election and will make them public. And China has appointed a naval officer as its new defense minister -- does this hold any significance for Taiwan? Also:
- Mountain rescue workers have been called out increasingly frequently in recent years in Taiwan, but long distances and organizational issues hamper their response time.
- Taiwan set up a national pension system in 2008. But for many of those who rely on it, the money just isn't enough to live on.
- Why Taiwan's per-patient fee structure for medical treatment is a disincentive for doctors to go into pediatrics.
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