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HIGHTLIGHT
Probe into Chen's overseas accounts continues
Prosecutors were mobilizing more government departments to take a closer look at former President Chen Shui-bian's (陳水扁) financial reform policies for evidence of corruption, while
Algeria bomb attack kills 43, wounds 38, government says
A bomb attack east of Algiers killed 43 people and wounded 38 yesterday, the Algerian interior ministry said, in one of the bloodiest incidents in
President's approval rating hits 47%: government poll
President Ma Ying-jeou received an approval rating of 47 percent for his performance over the past three months, according to
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Premier vows to boost animation industry
Premier Liu Chao-shiuan said Tuesday that the government will help local 3D animation and online game companies to resolve the
Blueprint for Chinese investment in Taiwan due in September
The government is expected to unveil a policy blueprint next month for allowing Chinese
U.S. dollar up on Taipei FOREX
The U.S. dollar gained against the new Taiwan dollar on the Taipei Foreign Exchange Wednesday, increasing NT$0.001 to close at NT$31.390.
Tensions high between Ukraine, Russia over Georgia
Tensions flared Tuesday between Kiev and Moscow over Russia's invasion of neighboring Georgia amid fears that Moscow might next set its sights on Ukraine, another
NATO warns Russia on ties and offers Georgia support
NATO allies said yesterday that regular contacts with Russia were impossible until its troops had been fully withdrawn from Georgia, and said they were "seriously
China's Olympic ceremony features sacrifices
Martial arts student Cheng Jianghua only saw the army barracks he stayed in and the stadium where he performed at the spectacular Olympics opening ceremony.
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China stocks jump on speculation over policy plans
Chinese stocks surged Wednesday in their biggest gain in nearly four months on speculation Beijing plans new economic stimulus measures and other policies aimed at
Premier vows to boost animation industry
Premier Liu Chao-shiuan said Tuesday that the government will help local 3D animation and online game companies to resolve the
Blueprint for Chinese investment in Taiwan due in September
The government is expected to unveil a policy blueprint next month for allowing Chinese
Cuba, Brazil, China and US reach volleyball semis
The United States rallied from behind to defeat Italy on Tuesday and advance to the women's volleyball semifinal round. The U.S. women, who downed Italy 20-25,
Algeria bomb attack kills 43, wounds 38, government says
A bomb attack east of Algiers killed 43 people and wounded 38 yesterday, the Algerian interior ministry said, in one of the bloodiest incidents in
NATO warns Russia on ties and offers Georgia support
NATO allies said yesterday that regular contacts with Russia were impossible until its troops had been fully withdrawn from Georgia, and said they were "seriously
NATO warns Russia on ties and offers Georgia support
NATO allies said yesterday that regular contacts with Russia were impossible until its troops had been fully withdrawn from Georgia, and said they were "seriously
China's Olympic ceremony features sacrifices
Martial arts student Cheng Jianghua only saw the army barracks he stayed in and the stadium where he performed at the spectacular Olympics opening ceremony.
Typhoon Nuri threatening waters south of Taiwan
The Central Weather Bureau (CWB) continued to monitor the movement of Typhoon Nuri and might
Taiwan to become aging society by 2017: CEPD
Taiwan is set to formally become an aging society in 2017, with the number of people aged 65
DMB sax player dies at 46 from ATV wreck injuries
LeRoi Moore, the versatile saxophonist whose signature staccato fused jazz and funk overtones onto the eclectic sound of the Dave Matthews Band, died Tuesday of
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