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He strongly criticized President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan for recently shutting down an obscure government agency involved with studying reunification between Taiwan and mainland China.

The ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which China despises because it shuns reunification between the island and China, suffered a heavy defeat.

At the current rate of family reunification between those in Calais and their families, it would take a year for all 157 to be reunited with relatives in the UK, it said.

Now an IT student, Park joined a choir for young defectors soon after his arrival in the South, which was recently flown to the US to perform with one of K-pop's biggest stars at Harvard University, as part of a campaign championing reunification between South and North Korea.

But China's gambit poses a risk to the possibility of a future reunification between the Koreas.In any case, we have reached a point where the Koreas are in "a quasi-state of war", in the words of the Grand National Party's floor leader, Kim Moo-sung.

Kofi Annan, the first United Nations secretary general to visit Cyprus in 23 years, tried to jump-start flagging reunification talks between the rival Greek and Turkish communities.

Beginning in 1979 Kyprianou negotiated on several occasions with the leader of the breakaway Turkish enclave in northern Cyprus, but reunification talks between the two sides failed.

Poland has also asked to be included in reunification talks between the Germanys and the four World War II Allied powers when the question of borders is raised.

Syrians and Eritreans are usually granted asylum after 3-4 months, and the waiting time for family reunification is between 3 and 7 months, depending on the circumstances of the case.

Against domestic opposition, he insisted on negotiating the "two plus four" German reunification treaty, between the two German governments and the four former allied powers: the US, the UK, France and the Soviet Union.