Taiwan and mainland China signed three agreements in Nanjing over the weekend, the third time agreements have been reached since President Ma Ying-jeou assumed office less than a year ago. The improvement in relations has been dramatic.
The latest agreements double the number of weekly flights between the two sides and turn them from chartered into scheduled flights. They also include a 12-point agreement on financial services and an accord on legal cooperation, including the extradition of criminal suspects.
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