World | Taiwan China,Taiwan Agree on Cross-Strait Flights First talks in almost ten years reflect rapidly warming relations By Rob Quinn Posted Jun 13, 2008 4:41 AM CDT Copied Taiwan's Chiang Pin-kung, chairman of the quasi-governmental Straits Exchange Foundation, center listens to a guide during a visit to a Beijing Olympic venue. (AP Photo/Frederic J. Brown, Pool) The first talks between China and Taiwan in almost a decade have yielded a historic travel agreement, reports Reuters. Regular flights between the two will begin next month for the first time since the Communists won China's civil war in 1949. Relations between the rivals—still officially at war—have thawed rapidly since Taiwan voted in a more China-friendly president in March. Read These Next Trump's take on his health, despite iffy signs: 'Perfect.' Camila Mendoza Olmos' body has been found. Trump's latest veto has Lauren Boebert up in arms. 3 California hikers found dead hours after call for rescue. Report an error