英文新聞列表 English News List

• Migrants celebrating the holidays Filipino-style
• Regent invited to refine dining at National Palace Museum
• Western opera gets closer to local audience
• Kiwi youngsters impressive in easy win over Sri Lanka
• Ugly fight breaks out after LSU rocks Miami
• Luongo stops Canadiens on friendly home ice
• Bryant elbow earns Laker two-game NBA suspension
• New Year's resolutions
• Nets end 2005 with eight-game winning streak
• A family's recovery showing small glimmers of progress
• Dow off in final day, but S&P, Nasdaq up
• Group blasts Taiwan's top shopping Web sites
• San Francisco enjoying a revival of tourism
• KMT, DPP leaders to unite for flag raising
• PRC workers face unpaid, lonely holiday
• President offers agenda of social equity for 2006
• Over 400,000 merrymakers crowd Taipei City Hall area
• Eslite puts Taipei on the map with mega-bookstore
• Cavaliers on track with victory over Pistons
• Owen downplays concerns for World Cup after injury
• Chelsea leaves chasing pack seeing blue
• At 11-1, TCU believes it's one of the best
• Pacific-leading Kings start fast in beating Stars
• Giants go West to clinch East Division
• Fed seen halting U.S. rate hikes, weakening dollar
• Oil markets head for decisive year
• Vogue's Rosalie Huang sees fashion as a way of life
• Man injured after putting firecracker in mouth
• Clark returns to New York Times Square
• Fear grips Nepal as Maoist truce nears end
• Prisoners forgo lunch to help others
• Yao vows to pass pension reform plan
• Complementary steps needed in cross-strait economic plan, says expert
• Trash separation, other new measures to begin January 1, government says
• WHO says China must change to fight bird flu
• Yao vows to pass pension reform plan
• Winter Blossom
• Referendum plan unrealistic, Wang suggests
• Paal open to adjusting arms deal, says Chiang
• Aloha Bus sets to relocate transit stops on January 9
• Odom woes all on Kobe
• Philippine debt, Asia's best in 2005, may gain this year
• U.S.'s economic rival in 2006 isn't China, but Japan
• PRC prosecutors set up blacklist of bribers to fight corruption
• Starbucks wins legal row in PRC against copycat
• South Korean companies cash in on Valentine's days
• Teen ends three-week odyssey in Middle East
• Dhaka sees first clashes of 2006
• Humans display their stupid side
• Relaxing Beauty
• Premier's Greeting
• Musician dies after falling from concert stage, report says
• Eslite puts Taipei on the map with mega-bookstore
• China removes land tax exemption for foreign investors
• Free trade deals seen as costing Koreans jobs
• TSMC set to continue chip plant expansion
• Insolvency proceedings related to BenQ unit open
• Repair ships soon to begin fixing cables, Chunghwa Telecom says
• Asian firms see networks improve
• Suffering Procomp investors obtain measure of satisfaction
• Knicks emerge smiling after triple OT victory
• Bowl futility continues for Irish, even with Weis
• Legislature gives media reform a boost
• In Brief
• Managers clash after Liverpool streak ends
• Badgers dominate Auburn in Alvarez finale
• Kuznetsova a champion, but still learning how to play the game
• Simpson, Usher sexiest-eyed stars, report reveals
• Violence in Nepal alarms U.N.
• Rescuers search for victims of ice rink collapse
• Doctors in Hu case seek appeal
• Initial responses to new laws on recycling deemed positive
• Mayor Hsu faces probe over alleged profiteering
• Presidential Office denies rumors over Wang as premier
• Lu says 'three securities' core of Chen's message
• Six PFP legislators seen to join KMT over lunar holiday
• Poll shows Beijing becoming less livable
• Suicide rate among teenagers on the rise, DOH suggests
• Americans donate late son's organs to Taiwanese
• Mouth painter becomes role model for disabled
• Mandarin Airlines launches charter service to Kyushu
• Fugitive brought home to face justice
• Court begins hearing on Wu's appeal
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• Arsenal-Man United rivalry no longer what it used to be
• Paterno emerges as winner in game for the ages
• Wings' winning streak comes to Wild end
• Hong Kong rated world's freest economy
• Chanel, Prada win China court battle
• Digital photo printing said to increase in 2006
• One year later, tsunami scars still mark the land, people
• Missing student found dead under Sinhai Bridge
• Landslide buries village in Indonesia
• Abramoff deals, Congress quakes
• Mouth painter becomes role model for disabled
• UK's Home Office to probe visa-for-sex report
• Visualization may help some smokers quit, research finds
• High Court cuts sentence of 'Rice Bomber'
• Tottenham beats Manchester City to boost Champions League hopes
• Texas forever Young in defeating USC
• Domestic violence still seen as private affair in Kosovo
• Confusion adds to U.S. mine tragedy
• New EPA initiative aims to cut auto emission levels in 3 cities
• MOFA deputy agrees to review compensation plan for envoys
• Data shows 2005 the worst year for Hong Kong film
• Aspects of love
• Ex-Dodger Chen inks record deal with local club
• 'Rhapsody' still good after 30 years
• A 'King' without a crown
• Dip into a hot treat in 2006
• Island to continue economic deregulation to improve economy, says MOEA minister
• Yearly light festival to brighten February
• National seeking high-value markets
• Beijing selects pandas; Taiwan still hesitant
• Japanese migrants create new home in jungle
• Mudslide death toll reaches 120
• Wu urges PRC to change its perspective
• Ma promises progress on China links
• Should the Warriors court trouble to improve ?
• Alexander the Great caps season with MVP award
• Over 80 percent of the island's manufacturers invest in China, says MOEA
• Intel launches Viiv entertainment PC
• Deep-sea fish more at threat than panda, says study
• Yearly light festival to brighten February
• Government urged to address issue of AIDS among women
• DPP chair candidates lock horns
• 'The Bulldozer' affected all sides
• Lakers ride Bryant's 48 points to win over 76ers
• Re-signed Turco needs a little help from friends
• Migrant volunteers host New Year's Day concert
• Popular musical coming to Taipei
• Hualien and Taitung lure visitors with beauty and fun
• Rueisuei and Jhihben hot springs are perfect for a winter warm-up
• East coast events highlight culture and local resources
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• Parkinson's patients discover new hope
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• U.S. respects Taiwan's decision on arms purchase list, says envoy
• MOE denies adjusting policy on developing top universities
• Potter is top U.S. 2005 bestseller
• Japanese men see higher divorce risk after their retirements
• Academic finds river's ammonia levels rise before quake
• Group raises money for disabled
• Majority backs Chen's China policy, poll says
• McClaren admits Middlesbrough was lucky to draw with plucky Nuneaton
• Benitez is relieved after Liverpool's great escape
• Gibbs proves he has good deal of fire left
• Jaguars get neither win nor respect
• Baldomir stuns Judah to snatch his WBC title
• Two Evergreen Group lines change names
• Tech giants Google, Yahoo unveil 'anywhere, anytime' entertainment
• Taiwan to hold car electronics show
• Analysts bullish on Southeast Asia growth in 2006
• Most movie trailers are lies, insider reveals
• Black-faced spoonbill population in Taiwan increasing, groups say
• Wong Chin-chu defends her criticism of Cabinet
• Serum exam found key in liver cancer detection
• Taiwan Writers Translation Series published
• Citizen Aesthetic Appreciation Train brings performance to your neighborhood
• Hajj pilgrims seek spiritual high in Arafat
• Post offices having to innovate to survive in new media age
• UMC executives indicted over dealings with China
• Einstein's world
• River's ammonia levels rise befor quake
• Carter silences Toronto fans with last gasp 3-pointer
• Fergie calm after humbling draw with Burton
• Coughlin must stand up, be accountable for loss
• Movers and Shakers
• Traders bet on widening U.S. T-bill yield curve
• Singapore completes budget air terminal
• ECB's message sometimes gets lost in translation
• Exports pick up on electronics demand
• Casinos, yogurt and champagne are helping shape France's future
• The Achievement of National Health Insurance
• Active management is the solution to flap over pandas
• India's richest city struggles to resolve water supply problems
• U.S. troops 'wage peace' in East Africa
• Hsieh stresses sovereignty over pandas
• Scientists honored for advances
• Activists call on shoppers to stop buying PRC furs
• Chen seen tackling rising risks
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• Streaking Bryant plays big at crunch time
• Iverson ignites Sixers with his drives to basket
• All Black skipper Umaga retires from national side
• Bad bounce off boards defeats Wild
• Industry woes cast shadow on U.S. auto show
• U.S. critics hot for Ang Lee's cowboy epic
• U.S. to hold drill in Philippines despite rape case
• Canada's prime minister hammered over scandals
• Spouses, kids of foreign workers now covered by health insurance
• Retired teachers to sue government over benefits cuts
• Hackers jam railway ticketing system
• Jobless woman's enterprising way to make money attracts attention
• HP has big plans for year of the 'DOG'
• Hsieh stresses sovereignty over pandas
• Microsoft letting loose more mice
• Hyatt tries to get 'Grander' with new residence
• Citizens celebrate national 'Justice Day'
• Hyatt tries to get 'Grander' with new residence
• Hurricanes' goalie blows away Red Wings with stellar display
• Bloodied Anthony clinches triple-overtime thriller
• Bank of England predicted to hold rates
• Chavez says U.S. blocked deal with Brazilian aircraft maker
• China might be diversifying it's currency reserves, EU report says
• IDB unveils plan to boost flat panel makers capacity
• Force was with George Lucas as 'Star Wars' tops viewer awards
• UK plans full electronic surveillance of roads
• Shrinking Arctic ice could spell trouble for the globe
• Officials hunt for whereabouts of Kim
• NTU successfully produces three green fluorescent pigs
• GIO chief disturbed by criticisms of plan to ban TV dramas
• DPP chair candidates debate government ties
• DPP launches commission to implement party reform
• Citizens celebrate national 'Justice Day'
• Foundation urges hotels to set fair cancellation fee
• U.S. critics hot for Ang Lee's cowboy epic
• Chinese New Year sees the return of Taiwan old singers
• Blackburn, United share the spoils in League Cup
• Anti-smoking bill put on ice after meeting canceled
• Legislature passes shredded 2006 budget
• Flyers squeak out win against Hawks in subpar effort
• Jazz takes control of Sixers in fourth quarter
• Hsuehshan Tunnel not ready for public use, expert cautions
• Many people in India are into IKEA's catalog, but not its furniture
• Iraq becoming ideal school of terrorism, analysts warn
• U.S. schools see decline in foreign students
• Citibank makes its yearly predictions
• Iraqi Kurd jailed in Germany for recruitment of insurgents
• Famous record producer Bao attacked; 3 suspects arrested
• Airport MRT project is finally back on track after a decade
• Lu says new chair needs vision and popular touch
• Turkish man who shot Pope John Paul ll leaves jail after 25 years
• Members of National Communications Commission approved
• Taipei Sports Bar & Diner
• China outraged over Marshall's 'Geisha'; Zhang suffers backlash
• Where darkness ruled, he shone a bright light
• Pretty, low-calorie entertainment
• Memoirs of a Geisha
• GIO chief disturbed by criticisms of plan to ban TV dramas
• Celebrate Chinese New Year with dolls and puppets in Kaohsiung County
• Examination Yuan blasts lawmakers over frozen funds
• Puppet festival to bring Lunar New Year mirth
• Premier will not back Yu in chairman poll, says Lin
• Rangers ensure Messier's tribute not just ceremonial, with 5-4 win
• Bryant delivers in Lakers' win over Cavs
• FPG plans to expand in Taiwan and U.S.
• Electronics said to pace island
• India's 'girl deficit' deepens as up to 500,000 females said aborted each year
• African blood service bans donations from active gay men
• WHO confirms Turkish human bird flu deaths
• Former head of AIT says U.S. 'taking break' from arms issue
• Legislators pass 86 bills in latest session
• Sharon still in coma as worry grows
• Hacker arrested for illegal ticket sales
• Poll says English ability priority among parents
• Knicks rip Hawks as Brown nets 1,000th NBA win
• Devils blank Canucks, stretch streak to 5
• Bing Go hosts thanksgiving celebration in Jhongli
• Meet David Beckham at Taipei 101
• Indigent Filipino children receive WU grant
• Kids join Citigroup's 'dollars and sense' program
• Victorious Blake riding high ahead of Australian Open
• Service keeps 78-year-old Maryknoller young at heart
• Celebrating the Feast of the Infant Jesus
• Migrants' counter at CKS airport
• Manila - showpiece for crafts, culture and history
• Russian claims top prize in speech contest
• Kuang Hua Tech Mart relocates
• Aloha bus line dispute escalates
• Samuel Alito gains key endorsement for U.S. high court
• In Brief
• Another PFP legislator defects
• Gold hits 25-year high amid Iran, bird flu threats
• Saddam court ruffled by judge's wish to quit
• Victory seen boosting DPP voice in policy-making
• Kuwait Emir dies, crown prince ailing
• Yu becomes DPP chairman in landslide
• Fergie, Rooney in referee row after derby loss
• Hungry Broncos put an end to Patriots' reign
• Sampdoria shrugs off rights row to grab vital win against Lecce
• Rangers 'disgusted' after 4-3 loss to Wings
• Mavericks continue mastery of Nets
• New ship joins Yang Ming fleet
• New forests will restrain climate change
• God's will or man's error?
• Rain, heavy snow, landslides postpone Pakistan quake relief efforts
• Pet dog sales on rise as year of dog nears
• Ma says he is prepared to meet with newly-elected DPP Chairman Yu
• Lost 'passport' proves Tibetan independence, exiles proclaim
• Heart transplant patients celebrate anniversary of their operations
• NTSO holding concerts to celebrate Mozart's 250th birthday
• Ma says he is prepared to meet with newly-elected DPP Chairman Yu
• Venus crashes out of Australian at first hurdle
• Tainan County spends NT$120m on candy festival
• Media chided for speculating on new premier
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• Bettis' fumble caps bizarre sequence of events
• Chileans elect first woman president
• Far Eastern Textile seeks loan for China expansion
• It all started with a joint
• Mongols protest government's ousting
• MOEA will not support plans for pre-New Year oil price hike
• MOFA probes murder of Taiwan fishing boat skipper
• DPP chairman-elect opposes potential vetoes of 2006 budget
• Yu insists on taking reins of DPP by Lunar New Year
• New ETC has minor problems
• Tainan County spends NT$120m on candy festival
• Temperatures, sea levels seen rising dramatically
• Lost 'passport' proves Tibetan independence, exiles proclaim
• New study finds key diabetes gene
• Fans thrilled as Ang Lee brings Taiwan Golden Globe awards
• Premier Hsieh announces resignation
• Council insists sports lottery featuring international games will begin in January 2007
• Hewitt survives five-setter while Hingis looks good as new
• Lakers top Heat after Kobe and Shaq make peace
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• Habs end Stars' win streak
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• What scientists hope to learn from a wisp of comet dust
• Celebrities arrive in strapless gowns with an entourage of long trains
• Country singers walk home with 3 Golden Globes
• Asian countries seeking larger Tamiflu stockpiles
• President seeks new position for exiting premier
• Suspicion over timing of Chen's speech rebutted
• Fans thrilled as Ang Lee brings Taiwan Golden Globe awards
• KMRT moves forward
• Kaohsiung Mass Rapid Transit test rides satisfactory Mayor Yeh Chu-Lan hopes to recover Kaohsiung's self-esteem
• Fair ETC charges must be ensured
• Thousands in Britain helped to die illegally, research reveals
• Questioning U.S. arrest statistics
• Selling stampede closes Tokyo bourse
• Flyers can't shoot with the Hurricanes
• Chen to tap Su as new premier
• Demand to drive flat panel sales
• Fans thrilled as Ang Lee brings Taiwan Golden Globe awards
• Cola suspected of being cause of young woman's osteoporosis
• Demand to drive flat panel sales
• Taiwan consumers said to have gloomy outlook for near future
• 'Fan-tastic' burgers for consumers unveiled
• ICBC branches into videoconferences
• DPP discloses date for Yu to take office
• Opposition urges premier to appoint NCC members
• Taiwan Semiconductor, Asian chip stocks fall on Intel
• Analysts explain why men are better than women at revenge
• The new struggle in China is keeping up with the Chans
• Philippine army hunts for mutineers
• African inventor develops anti-malaria wristwatch
• Lu visits Huashan Culture Park to examine management policy
• BTCO head notes key position of Taiwan
• Paal denies resignation due to stalled arms bill
• KMT opens commission to monitor its officials
• Iran and Armageddon
• Winter Games receive needed IOC boost
• BenQ expects sales to soar, plans to double capacity
• Olympics the newest reality show
• Taiwan's Wang knocked out of Australian Open
• Serena turns it on as Davenport wobbles
• President accepts invitation to visit Libya
• I-Mei continues to emphasize health
• Thousands in Britain helped to die illegally, research reveals
• Filipino escapees make call to arms
• Chela bounces Hewitt out of Australian Open
• Bulls top Knicks in overtime on bizarre night
• Economy seen growing 4.4%
• Task force to probe shooting
• MAC considering WTO action over China's copyright abuses
• Chang family to put donations into trust
• Brothers suffering from ALD return from U.S. after treatment refused
• Su vows not to disappoint people in role as premier
• Ang Lee returns home to proud Taiwan public
• A hearty soup in half an hour
• A party atmosphere in the heart of Neihu's industrial district
• Mozart's lasting impression
• Being gay in the movies
• Lee sees 'Brokeback' as a unifying force
• A love stumbled into and held sorrowfully in the heart
• The phantom of the opera
• MND displays PRC military bases
• Hsieh, Cabinet promise to assist in Su's transition
• 34th WLFD Conference upholds spirit of freedom and democracy
• WLFD supports Nepal's fight for freedom and democracy
• Iran admits it is transferring foreign holdings
• CPC to invest in naptha cracker in central Taiwan
• Saudi Arabia tries to create safer hajj in wake of hundreds of deaths
• Women don't choose handbags lightly
• Direct cross-strait flights begin
• Su begins task of picking team
• Shanghai Expo uproots lives
• In Brief
• Nepal curfew thwarts planned rally
• Ma says arms bill must be settled in next legislative session
• Ang Lee returns home to proud Taiwan public
• Pistons knock out shorthanded Knicks
• Ovechkin gives Blues a tongue lashing
• Boisterous fans bolster Hot Rodd as temperatures soar at Australian Open
• Yao says pension reforms remain on track
• Legislator splurges on teenage son's wedding
• New faces added to Cabinet
• In Brief
• Hundreds held in anti-king protests in Nepal
• Taiwan to retain beef ban after contamination scare
• T-Mac returns to help Rockets to double overtime win
• CLA inaugurates foreign workers service center at CKS airport
• Taiwanese makes her mark at celebrated dance company
• English teachers get innovative
• Conversion of heart, mind and spirit
• Concept of free speech not lost, as Guillen sworn in
• The Stars fall as Lightning strikes early
• Federer wastes no time slaying 'Beast of Belarus'
• Generosity works its magic
• Community of Hope celebrates 19th anniversary
• Offshore islands offer unique, easy getaways
• Hong Kong lifestyle merits debated after suicides
• Harper's makeover may bring him victory
• Wheels of justice turning slowly in Cambodia
• Bare bottom, red faces at Estonia president's palace
• Former DPP head urges better top-level dialogue
• Celebrate Chinese New Year with dolls and puppets in Kaohsiung County
• Pet dog sales on rise as year of dog nears
• FA instructors give Taiwan soccer a boost
• LeBron scores 51 as Cavs silence the Jazz at Delta Center
• Disappointed Wenger calls for 'muscle'
• Becks breaks duck as Real wins
• Maurice Storey appointed honorary chairman of Hatsu
• Peiyi freeway launched without use of key tunnel
• Gazprom relies on Central Asia to meet demand
• Ford seen needing more than job cuts
• Japan opposition lashes out at Tokyo over U.S. beef issue
• Hometowns take on a whole new look this Chinese New Year
• Hometowns take on a whole new look this Chinese New Year
• TSU's Ho says changes needed in constitution
• Su adds new GIO, CCA appointees to Cabinet lineup
• In Brief
• Nepal parties vow to keep up protests
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• Swiss Guard celebrates 500th anniversary
• Japan government blasted for aiding Livedoor founder
• China struggles with increasing number of public 'disturbances'
• Warriors like Morales don't have exit strategies
• Lifeline phone service helps save lives 24 hours a day
• Taiwan addresses issue of mental health
• Jobless rate remains at 5-year low in December
• CPC planning to invest US$4.67b in natural gas
• Health insurance rates change to plug deficits
• Cabinet resigns en masse
• Munro mistakes propel the Blackhawks to new depths
• Morales vows justice for aborigines
• Bryant's 81 is second highest-ever total
• Huang confirmed as foreign minister
• More deaths in Sri Lanka ahead of last ditch peace talks
• Activists say Academia Sinica project an 'invasion of privacy'
• Taipei MRT issues one-day holiday pass
• Taitung County magistrate tenders resignation
• Farmer finds a cash cow in his herd's droppings
• Outspoken child at center of Katrina settles into new life
• U.S. admits error over beef import
• Groups to protest whale arrivals
• Delhomme shoulders blame for Panthers loss
• Taiwan will not host any events in 2008 Olympics
• New Words for a New Year: Products Display Calligrapher’s Work
• Canada Conservatives vow change
• DPP's New Tide faction has no beef with new Cabinet lineup
• Lin I-hsiung announces decision to leave DPP
• Rookie Crosby shows that he really gets it
• Hsiao sees more gridlock in cross-strait issues
• Critics say new MOFA chief not up to task
• Activists say Academia Sinica project an 'invasion' of privacy
• Taiwan will not host any events in 2008 Olympics
• Both Lin and DPP need humility and re-examination
• NT dollar firmer amid demand for bonus payouts
• Mexico faces juggernaut that is China
• Naive Eriksson pays the price for scandals
• Disney to buy Pixar for US$7.4 billion
• Heat resurgence gives hope for second half
• President urges Su, Cabinet to be 'passionate'
• Supermarket 'Wellcoming' the year of the dog
• German economy roars early
• Glass fest set to open in Hsinchu next month
• In Brief
• Rangers disconsolate over loss to Sabres
• Year of Dog signals calm before storm as Chinese soothsayers foresee conflict
• For American zoo, breeding rare cats means breaking rules
• Costly alien invaders rock world's balance
• Mongolia sees new prime minister
• In Brief
• Glass fest set to open in Hsinchu next month
• Lu urges Yu to do all he can to keep Lin in DPP
• Government culture drive beset with challenges, declares Chiu
• Su seen as President Chen's trump card
• Taipei city undone by 'macking' column on Web site
• Lu visits Huashan Culture Park to examine management policy
• Lucia Pinochet seeks asylum in U.S.
• Deadlock over bill on smoking continues
• Yu issues call for renewal of values, unity
• Ten things to make with spinach
• Must love DOGS
• Kidnapping increases in China alongside booming economy
• Activists, politicians speaking openly about impeachment
• New restaurant plans to spice up Xinyi district
• India celebrates Republic Day by flexing military muscle
• New MOFA chief promises to utilize resources well
• Chiu arrested ahead of court hearing
• New MOTC minister faces early tests
• Chen wants internal debate ahead of conference
• Cavs turn back Hawks for third win in a row
• New Year taboo hurtful to women, say advocates
• New NSC head vows to tap best science talent
• Chiu faces court for inciting riot
• Year of Dog signals calm before storm as Chinese soothsayers foresee conflicts
• Suns' game plan works to perfection vs. Heat
• Shanahan nets 100th game-winner
• Betel-nut beauties reject regulations
• U.S. warily watches China's rising star
• In the modeling business, an early start is crucial
• Please, gals,put on some proper undies
• Vietnam's economy still growing at a blistering pace
• Islam and Christianity blending in Africa
• Palestinian vote seen as both triumph, test of democracy
• Tamil Tigers, army say attacked after peace talks
• In Brief
• Agents studying massive U.S.-Mexico tunnel
• Bruce Chilton takes a fresh look at a figure both revered, reviled
• No real front-runners for Oscars 2006
• Once again, slow cookers are hot
• Thailand wilderness trek is the antidote to hubbub of the city
• You'll fall in love with these romantic destinations
• Breath of hope from therapy
• Valentine's hype can force tough decisions for some
• Steps to stepmother success
• Bag ladies are out and about setting new global trends
• Though 80 and blind, man is still a master in art of cane weaving
• Illustrated senior citizen showing off his true colors
• Research suggests dogs can help detect cancer
• Algae - like a breath mint for smokestacks
• Super Bowl XL: Has Holmgren learned '98 lesson?
• NSC said to be mulling end of NUC, says Wu
• Not your average Sloppy Joe
• Wok this way
• Clooney wants to challenge audience with 'Syriana'
• Oscar got it right, while still playing it safe
• Jet Li is fearless in his own right
• Five days in Cambodia
• NUC abolishment firms democracy, protects status quo
• Japan's vending machines offer plenty
• Factory pollution in China galvanizes peasants to action
• UK's 888 boosts poker revenues, looking for more acquisitions
• UAL Corp. finally exits bankruptcy
• Haiti to tighten security before poll
• Lebron's triple-double helps Cavs grind out win vs. Nets
• Bentley makes dream start against Utd.
• Sol storms out as Hammers deal blow to Arsenal
• In Brief
• Local athlete wins Four Deserts Race
• Ex-premier remains critical after heart and lung failure
• Lu urges KMT chairman to read president's 2000 inaugural speech
• Chen adviser stunned by U.S. comments
• Study says risk factors of alcoholism differs for women and men
• Stress seem to make stronger boys
• Anger over Mohammed cartoons spreads
• Chen pledges to 'do the right things'
• MOFA head plays down U.S. concern over NUC
• Rangers accept challenge, blast the Islanders
• Road-weary Cavaliers are blown away in Miami
• Addition of extreme sports helps transform U.S. into winter power
• Rural poor living from checkup to checkup
• Preval's return to the ballot shakes Haitian establishment
• Armed robbers raid bank in Taipei County snatching NT$4.13m
• Health club apologizes for gas-leak death
• Party to go its own way, insists Soong
• Health club found violating fire code
• Local athlete wins Four Deserts Race
• Migrant turns beautician
• Barred broadcaster to sue Yao
• Healing one's physical, psychological wounds
• Amazing Grace finds joy in sharing
• Reviews
• Hingis shocks defending champ Sharapova
• Gratton, Sim star in Panthers win
• Lakers can do nothing right in loss to Bobcats
• A sniff into the medical future possibly points to 'doctor dogs'
• Lip-synching acts told to come clean
• What to see and do in Waishuangxi
• From antiquity to modern technology
• Multinational special exhibitions mark the NPM's 80th anniversary
• National Palace Museum - Taiwan's top cultural attraction
• Iran referred to U.N. council over nuke production fears
• Garage flood sank ferry, officer says
• Taiwan dismisses report of Bush ire
• We won't give up chase, says Ferguson
• Robinson says demolition of Wales a 'step up'
• Wild finds new life in middle of the desert
• WTSA lines change calculation of fuel surcharges as from May
• India-born steel magnate Mittal earns praise in eastern Europe
• Study finds people lust after cash with same vigor as sex
• 'Crash,' 'Brokeback' honored at writers' guild awards
• Taiwan's definition of its status quo
• Fear, desperation mark Nepal's first local election polls in years
• Hand puppet show airs on U.S. channel
• In Brief
• Official says FORMOSAT-3 lift-off preparations in place
• Dutch pork already in Taiwan safe to eat, say officials
• Denmark, Norway start evacuating their citizens from Middle East
• Research suggests dogs can help detect cancer
• Discipline seen as key while doing business in China
• MOE refutes Aso claims Japan helped education
• Clippers continue win streak with OT win over Raptors
• Spreading goodwill among our Austronesian friends
• Scottish press hails shock win over Les Bleus
• Book fair to gather publishers from 41 countries
• Pakistan earthquake victims wait for an uncertain spring
• Hundreds of kidnappers exploit Haiti's lawlessness
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• Legislators mull parliament-centered Cabinet system
• New parking meters allow payment with EasyCard
• In Brief
• New Zealand-Taiwan relationship goes digital
• Official rebuts report on Chen's plan to revise Control Yuan list
• Steelers ride big plays to Super Bowl glory
• Hand puppet show airs on U.S. channel
• Sidelines
• Kidd nets double-double in win to torment Scott
• As Olympics near opening, not all is running smoothly
• President vows to help farmers
• MND warns of PRC military might
• Lightning strikes in overtime to stun Islanders
• MasterCard offers consumer education
• In Brief
• Oscars finale in balance as Hong Kong mulls TV row
• Many expect Carey to win big at Grammys
• Gaza shopkeeper stocks up on Danish flags to burn
• Anti-graft group wants more officials to place their assests into blind trust
• The British Council welcomes new director
• Ex-Chiayi mayor to run in legislative by-election
• The British Council welcomes new director
• MND to recruit female soldiers into military
• MOE refutes Aso claims Japan helped education
• Hot Mavs smother Kobe and Lakers
• ECCT attacks wine regulations as WTO breach
• Mido rants, but Egypt takes semis
• Nanotech firm helps defend against fakes
• Apple lowers prices, adds iPod product
• Some Muslims view cartoon issue as sign of double standard at work
• Mexico's waste disposal plan threatens livelihood of many
• In Brief
• Nepal insurgents ready to accept people's choice
• In Brief
• In Brief
• Balance between family, career said to be a feminine mystique
• DPP set to hold debate on PRC policy in March
• MAC slams Beijing for refusing to conduct official fishery talks
• Cabinet approves trust fund requirements
• Reading opens up windows to the world, premier says at book fair
• Japan's Mitsui ventures into Taiwan's e-space
• Pentagon voices worry over PRC military buildup
• Staying up late mixing bold ideas and big cookies
• Luscious love
• Craggy leading man fights nefarious evildoers again
• At 63, Harrison Ford remains a leading man
• The man in black, on stage and off
• Phoenix, Witherspoon walk the walk
• Karen Mok takes on 'Rent'
• Taiwan hopeful despite absence of Lu from tie
• Wright-Phillips is praised for 'magnificent' display
• Red Wings deep-six the Predators
• Arenas scores 45, Butler 34 in win over Warriors
• If China's government spends, so will the people
• U.S. plans massive Data sweep
• Lux searching for island's dream girls
• Chi Mei posts huge fourth-quarter profit
• Teen's 'lefty' appendix surprises surgeons in the operation room
• Chiu reiterates innocence, freed on bail of NT$3m
• Yao plans to run for Kaohsiung mayor
• MOFA warns media of pitfalls of reporting from Middle East
• Cartoon protest draws 400,000 Lebanese
• Oscars finale in balance as Hong Kong mulls TV row
• China Airlines launches Taiwan-inspired menu
• Dialogue between Japan, China resumes
• KMT, DPP differ in ideas on freedom, Chen warns
• Dallas extends streak to 13 with win against Heat
• Gretzky should resign if wiretap claim is true
• Taiwan and Pakistan all square after first day
• Officials are found wanting at Nations Cup
• Coretta was true to herself
• Japan's kabuki theater seeks to revive former glory, consider role for women
• U.S. Iraq hostage in new plea for life
• Former Taitung magistrate's wife seeking Kuomintang candidacy
• Kuo hopes cross-strait flights will help showcase Taiwan democracy
• MND refutes claims that Lee violated law over arms procurement
• Greece reports bird flu strain found in swans
• Yahoo accused of 'jailing' Web user
• Glass festival depicts Alice's 'Wonderland'
• Sharon hangs on after emergency surgery
• Executives announce charge for commercial use of Taipei 101 image
• Lee recounts hope of leading a new republic
• G8 calls for stable energy supplies and prices
• Japanese customs, attire prove big attraction for tourists
• Chocolates and flowers at the FEPH
• Island flavors at Irodori
• Mr. Hsinchu serves as 'ambassador' of goodwill
• Filipinos say 'aloha' to beloved community leader
• Sluggish Duncan helps end Nets' home win streak
• Sidelines
• Flyers top the Capitals in a penalty-marred encounter
• Experimental in vitro fertility option may be safer, cheaper
• Shiites seen backing Mahdi as Iraq leader
• In Brief
• Greece and Italy find killer bird flu in swans
• First U.S. beef shipment given tight inspection
• Chen overcomes nerves to give Taiwan Davis Cup win
• Hedrick confident after blistering start
• Deneriaz causes huge upset in Turin
• Timberwolves let leads slip as Hornets rally
• DiPietro departs for Turin on a high as Islanders end Devils' home win streak
• England glad to end away drought
• Mourinho admits Boro defeat worst of his reign
• "K" Line, Yang Ming start new loop in Asia-Med trade
• Evergreen Group launches 4th S-type ship
• Nanotech firm helps defend against fakes
• Japan's chocolate sales ahead of Valentine's Day get boost from strong economy
• Ang Lee's success inspires local filmmakers
• Reform is unlikely within U.N.
• Australia offers no exact exit date from Iraq
• Premier expected to appoint NCC members at week's end
• MOFA warns media of pitfalls of reporting from Middle East
• HP nanotechnologists changing the way computers work
• CPC raises gas prices after getting go ahead
• Flirting can be lost in translation
• China Steel rejects Mittal takeover bid
• Cross-strait relations need negotiation, says Mayor Ma
• Clara Chou may run for mayor
• U.S. beef returns to market shelves at higher prices
• Foreigners living in Russia wary of hateful skinheads
• Values are best way to boost Europe ties
• In Brief
• PRC's January trade surplus exceeds US$9b
• Henson must fight for Wales place says Ruddock
• Blackhawks can't even get lineup straight in loss to Ducks
• Wade gets final 17 points against Pistons
• Siberian sharpshooter strikes gold in Turin
• Italy gets gold, but luge hero misses party
• Man abandons family for lottery winnings
• Ang Lee's success inspires local filmmakers
• Falun Gong ally begins hunger strike
• Formosa matches CPC price hike
• A heroic effort saves the show for Chinese duo
• Hammers thrash Birmingham in Premier League
• LeBron shows he's The Man against San Antonio
• Sanyo, Nokia form phone joint venture
• In Brief
• Actors, writers celebrate Oscar nominations
• KMT leader offers stale wine in 'one China' bottle
• Cuban agents' lawyers argue anti-Castro bias in trial
• Legislator urges DOH to allow nurses to inoculate kids without doctors present
• Cabinet admits ETC system has room for improvement
• Researchers unravel aborigine manuscripts
• MOJ joins with local police to eliminate vote-buying
• Travel permits now feature Taipei 101
• Two Australian men sentenced to death in Bali
• Survey finds most homosexuals want marriage rights legalized
• Flirting can be lost in translation
• Preval supporters claim election fraud
• Taiwan bids farewell to economy's mastermind
• Ma asserts independence as an option for the KMT
• Weir livens up staid sport of men's figure skating
• Russian mom credits Bonnie Blair for improbable skating gold
• Dorfmeister seals golden swansong in downhill
• Pistons hit All-Star break with needed victory
• Wang gets his breakthrough
• Witness says Skilling urged workers to fool Wall Street
• Air cargo price fixing probe spreads from Europe to Asia
• Formosa International teaming up with S&P
• In Brief
• KMT still confused on Taiwan's status
• Greenhouse gases seen making plants less thirsty, causing floods
• CEPD reveals plans to cut jobless rate
• DPP maps out strategy for year-end mayoral, council elections
• Rioting intensifies in Pakistan
• Poll finds many women happy with singlehood
• LG says its kimchi-spiced air conditioners capable of fighting virus
• Teachers group to fight pension reform program
• Black beans qualify as brain food
• Indulge in a snack that won't make you cry - onion rings
• Time for a sea change
• More parents make sacrifices for their children's careers
• 'Temporary marriage' stirs debates in Afghanistan
• Taiex stocks up 1.29 percent on Wall Street gains
• HSBC raising the security bar with banking password devices
• No decision made by Grand Justices over requested preliminary injunction against NCC law
• India, Bangladesh seen as gates to trade network in the region
• LeBron the last man standing in duel with Pierce
• Smallest fingerprint sensor for PCs unveiled
• Aspiring designers make their mark at Design Forum challenge
• Controversial war monument to be relocated, officials say
• Dior heeds voice of Gauchos, skin, London
• People in Eritrean port town reflect on its liberation
• Even in death, Kerry Packer draws protesters
• Woman slaughters children with sashimi knife
• More joy for Estonia as Veerpalu defends title
• Suns dominate Rockets in 'easy' 109-75 victory
• China and Iran expected to make major oilfield deal
• Murray beats Wang, makes SAP quarters
• President seeking to establish his place in history, expert says
• CEPD reveals plans to cut jobless rate
• Taipei 101 proudly takes the city to new heights
• Girl mistakenly killed by police
• Morrison Academy students have first taste of stage acting
• Finding the strength and courage to forgive
• Bankers head back to school
• Swedes produce veritable mirakel on ice
• Russia gets gold in women's 4x5 kilometer relay
• Roddick to meet Murray in SAP Open semis
• Howard not given much of chance in Rookie Challenge
• Scientists making an e-nose to rival keenest bloodhound
• Gamers vie for honors
• Hamas takes the anchor in Palestinian parliament
• Bode once again a bust on the slopes
• Mardi Gras rolls on in battered New Orleans
• Taiwan sends rescue team to Philippines; more bodies found after second landslide
• Chiang Kai-shek blamed for 228
• Robinson is dunk master with help from little friend
• Raul returns for Real but Ronaldinho rules
• Smith injury overshadows Reds win
• Companies urged to prepare for bird flu
• Windfall from oil profits fuel debate over distribution of earnings
• U.S. options limited in trade fight with PRC, analysts say
• A million rock 'n' roll with Stones in Brazil
• KMT may still block Su from delivering report
• Taiwan-China status quo should stay same, says Ma
• Tens of thousands protest cartoons in Turkey; Italian minister resigns after Libyan violence
• Adolescent girls found at higher risk of insomnia
• Democracy is our best common language with Hong Kong
• Lee named top director by BAFTA
• Hopes for Philippine survivors dashed
• Niittymaki is as good as his word
• German bobsled team rejects cheating claim
• Austrian men finally claim their Olympic gold
• Lebron crowned MVP, but T-Mac left smiling
• Murray turns over Hewitt; McEnroe turns back clock
• Self Care builds understanding of health
• Self care and exercise to achieve a health life
• Technology allows overseas soldier to watch his child's birth
• Athlete highlights dilemma of race in Seoul
• U.S. congressman urges Legislature to sign off on submarines
• Cross-strait ties improving, report reveals
• Indian authorities continue large scale culling
• Taiwan sees improvement in managing kidney disease
• Tips aim to help couples sleep better together
• Taiwan Writer Translation novel published
• Music and dance combine to unlock Taiwan’s original spirit
• Women net hockey gold for Canada
• Lin runs with willpower, sense of honor
• Su touts team as 'can-do' Cabinet
• Russians (we think) win gold in ice dancing
• SIDELINES
• Citibank, United Way charity drive raises record-breaking NT$83.58m
• Diplomat urges businessmen to invest in India
• Tesco offers cheapest goods in the market
• Californians give unusual gifts
• Hope fades after Philippine landslide
• Airlines say ticket price hike possible if oil breaks US$85
• MND may get abbreviated arms package
• U.S. urged to alter its 'one China' rule
• Bird flu spreads fast, thousands tested in India
• Lee named top director by BAFTA
• CO levels in sashimi cause alarm
• NCC launched with election of chiefs
• Chen refuses to change stance on abolishing NUC
• Gunners regain swagger in Spain
• China Steel sought after
• ITRC develops 'X-Loupe' micro-photo digital camera Taiwan
• Lehman Brothers report bullish on Asia this year
• Far EasTone calling for a profitable 3G plan
• MacLaine's past experience fails to stir interests among young stars
• KMT must apologize for fabricating 'Consensus of 1992'
• On the eve of elections, Uganda is a tale of two countries
• Japan vows calm response over territory dispute
• DPP backs proposal to abandon NUC, NUG
• Shrine attack stokes Iraq sectarian tension; three days of mourning announced
• Fatah, Hamas hold talks over government
• Holocaust denier gets jail time
• No more free reign for media at airport
• Chen urges U.S. to respect Taiwan's democratic voices
• Pan-blue camp threatens Chen over NUC dispute
• Fennel can make a tasty meal
• Re-creating the American dining experience
• Sometimes, death can have a sense of humor
• Rapper 50 Cent takes on Taipei City
• 'Jarhead' makes a man out of Jake Gyllenhaal
• 'Jarhead' director Mendes examines war's human cost
• Patrizio Buanne's Italian serenade
• Mourinho derides Messi 'theatrics'
• Russia wins biathlon relay minus Pyleva
• Parents of 16 children rely on faith, family to make house function
• Drought traps African farmers in vicious circle
• Qualcomm boss wants Taiwan to develop 3G bandwagon
• Indonesia launches reforms; plotting economic roadmap
• Opera looks at key page of Taiwan history
• Taipei City councilor, assistants escape prosecution over video
• Ma warns Chen to 'think twice'
• Credit card debtors sue top FSC officials
• ETC offers better deals on OBUs
• Lawmakers launch drive to recall Chen
• Arakawa surprise victor in women's figure skating
• Acrobatic tradition helps China to first snow gold
• Pistons-Pacers rivalry still entertains
• McClaren looking forward to clash with Roma
• China blasts EU dumping claim
• Oscar fashion aims for variety
• Israel army kills 5 Palestinians in raid
• In Brief
• Jay Chou accused of dodging military service, faking illness
• Lu requests Legislature review BOT
• Chiu gets prison sentence
• Thaksin calls early election
• Chen may soften the 'blow' of NUC abolition, says aide
• Puppet shows reflect Taiwan best, poll reveals
• Abortion seekers may not need psychiatric review in the future
• Arroyo critics held in crackdown
• Political leaders gather for funeral of former premier
• Ruling against highway bureau to be appealed
• Forsberg and Sweden have some unfinished business
• Greis storms to his third Olympic gold medal
• Woods' eliminated after missing birdie; Campbell advances
• Lakers lose to Staples Center roommates
• The Russians may be winning the new 'cold war'
• Slower pace heightens flavor in Italy's Bra
• Westin's Sotaro Tomita preparing flatfish feast until April
• Germans hold cabbage festival
• Intensified bombing, shootings fuel Iraq civil war fears
• Wildlife conservation program marks 10 years
• Armitage's visit will not pressure Chen, says MOFA
• Taiwan prepares to file suit over Lafayette funds
• Ohno manages to avoid international blowup - just about
• Miller finishes as he started - an embarrassment to his country
• Di Centa gives Italians perfect end to Olympics
• Hadden hails 'unbelievable' Scotland
• Rookie Ellis shines, but Warriors fall to Spurs anyway
• Wenger admits Gunners are struggling
• Hanjin boosts Antwerp setup
• Evergreen boss wins Lloyd's List award
• Bullish outlook for Malaysia gives rise to building boom in capital
• Microsoft to appeal Seoul's antitrust ruling
• Knotts of ' Griffith Show ' fame dies
• All bets on 'Brokeback' galloping to victory at Oscars
• South Korean grandmothers get a kick out of taekwondo
• Rescuers still search for survivors in collapsed Bangladesh building
• Bangkok sees another anti-Thaksin rally
• In Brief
• KMT chairman urges president not to destroy Taiwan-U.S. trust
• Daughters donate livers to save fathers' lives
• How to get your husband to see doctor without driving him nuts
• Taiwan to maintain Strait status quo, says Chiu
• Bullish Fergie sees bright future
• Sweden celebrates dramatic win over Finland
• Hou to take over post as NPA director-general
• Two nations face democratic crises
• Victims of Incident to sue KMT
• Pawn shop businesses booming in China
• Troops surround Afghan jail after riot
• Taiwan businessmen in China criticize Chen's policy
• Government perplexed by Saturday's water cutoff
• Saddam's trial to resume amid sectarian violence
• Hsinchu magistrate released on NT$1m bail
• Chen calls 228 'organized murder'
• Is there sex in heaven
• In Brief
• Oscar organizers tighten security ahead of big day
• Taiwan dating needs to change to Common Era'
• Investors in China seen pressured to badmouth Taiwan
• Business groups hope for peace, prosperity
• Wade takes economic approach in Heat victory
• Inexperienced Taiwan braces for Syria
• Agassi back on target in Dubai; Henman advances
• Hitters fizzle in baseball classic warm-up
• In Brief
• Asian politics deal wild cards, trumping economics
• Chip revenues seen growing 9.5% in 2006
• IN BRIEF
• Ma to stress 'status quo' stance to U.S. officials during his visit
• U.S. reaction to closure said to be positive
• Asian politics deal wild cards, trumping economics
• Victims of Incident to sue KMT
• Japan investigates PRC organ transplants
• Snow falls on Jade Mountain; cold expected to linger
• Microsoft launches fresh look for Xbox
• Hollywood picks 'Brokeback' and 'Brangelina' as words of the year
• Cancer group promotes art therapy
• Hu-Bush meet seen as unlikely to compromise Taiwan's interests
• Education ministry refutes reports panning spending
• ETC bidding records stored for reference, says bureau
• Debt-ridden BNHI trying to stay afloat
• DPP debates set to re-examine policy on China, says legislator
• DPP plans march to defy 'annexation'
• Su claims Chen's real aim is to draft new Constitution
• Weapons bill may be canceled
• Macau drawing droves of Taiwanese tourists
• Taiwan has new growth generator
• Watchful waiting seen not hurting cancer outcome
• Botox and caviar help stars prepare for Oscars
• Fetishizing numbers a danger for Cabinet
• One of two 'Lins' to start for Taiwan
• Baseball still not a 'world' game
• In Brief
• Cuban cigar industry jittery over slew of smoking bans
• Papuans continue to protest over mine
• Wild have no excuses for sloppy loss in first game after Olympic layoff
• Bulls survive scary injuries
• Formula One rings in the changes for 2006
• Safin scores unexpected win after long absence
• Taiwan attack sputters against Syria
• Kinmen toddler tests negative for deadly avian flu
• sidelines
• Art groups meet with new CCA chairman
• Prescription of anti-depressants increased in 2004, report finds
• Exam body agrees to omit 'Martian' from college exam
• Sprouting vitamin C
• Even novice bakers can handle focaccia
• Dow Jones shares rally as Cisco buoys Nasdaq
• Taiwan has right to define own status
• Ten reasons it's good to win an Oscar
• FETC rebuts claim of illegal lobbying
• Towel makers rally against imports
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• Kenyan farmers struggle despite high coffee prices
• Bobcats find their groove against Jazz
• Eriksson praises 'mature' match winner Cole
• BenQ breaking all records for number of accolades
• Suicide car bomb in Pakistan kills foreign diplomat
• Court asks Lee to make peace with PFP leader
• Su to expand on effects of shutting down council
• Place your bets
• Numbers of U.S. visitors to Taiwan on the increase
• Su claims Chen's real aim is to draft new Constitution
• China Airlines soars to top of air cargo world
• Panthers' playoffs hopes dealt blow by Canadiens
• Fans proud of performance despite defeat
• Federer downs Youzhny to make 9th straight final
• Umbrellas as a fashion statement
• Jury still out on how upright stance evolved
• Commission examines abuses in Korea under Japanese rule
• India's population divided over new love affair with U.S.
• Glitter jailed for molesting children
• Bureau hands ultimatum to ETC operator
• Lawmakers pan Hsieh for decision to sell off public land for condos
• Arroyo calls end to state of emergency
• Chinese medicines found containing western ingredients
• Teacher found dead in wake of sex scandal
• Chen warned not to retreat on NUC
• China's arms budget rises to its highest in four years
• BlackBerry deal averts U.S. service shutdown
• Adventurer takes on the highest peak in the Americas
• Travel experts recommend their favorites hot spots
• Subic steps up tourism campaign in Taiwan
• Migrants hold educational tour
• Japan hammers Taiwan to make second round
• Clippers still can't manage win in Utah
• Mars plane would go where no machine has gone
• In Brief
• Iraq interior minister says militias on way out
• KMT caucus mulls change to referendum law
• China out of touch with Taiwanese, MAC stresses
• Lakers throttle Pistons as Bryant and Odom have big games
• Coleman tips Gunners to rout Real
• Taiwan ends WBC outing with win over China
• Calzaghe targets Jones after outclassing Lacy
• Train service in South Korea back on track
• 'New Andes' service to start in April
• Evergreen starts 5th service linking Asia with East U.S.
• Cars go green at Geneva Motor Show
• Lobster seen as great prop to party crash at the Oscars
• Ma's vacillations show lack of character
• China's leaders grapple with health crisis in rural area
• Olmert plans pullout after election win
• MND lifts ban on army drills during scorching days
• Ex-CLA head announces Kaohsiung mayoral bid
• Oversleeping can be risky to health, reseach suggests
• Prescription of anti-depressants increased in 2004, report finds
• Qualifications Needed to Have National Health Insurance Coverage
• Taiwan delegation to join food expo
• Lee's Oscar win lauded as triumph for Taiwan
• Use debates for policy dialogue
• Migrants flock to Mexican town for perilous trek north
• Almost everyone is a winner on the red carpet
• 'Crash'pulls off Oscar upset for best film
• In Brief
• Body contouring surgery helps patients get rid of excess skin
• Journaling , yoga seen as easy ways to improve health
• In Brief
• Zuma rape trial resumes amid more protests
• Child's death puts focus on TV program content
• Taiwan still lagging in gender equality, report finds
• In Brief
• MOFA denies donating to Clinton Foundation
• Su says "Four noes' pledge could be reversed
• Blues complete sweep of Canucks with 4-1 win
• Nash shows old team that he is better than ever
• Jol tells Spurs to prepare for European test
• Colombian receives big support at Doral
• Woods wins with bogey as Toms falters
• Materazzi's late goal ends Roma run
• Taiwan aims to boost India investment
• 'Green' chemists swap oil for renewable resource alternatives
• Bicycle design contest sets global trends
• Asia's biggest event gears up for four-day bike trade
• Premier says Jia's remark was 'mistake'
• MND lifts ban on army drills during scorching days
• Cruise and Holmes share title for 'most tiresome' targets
• Manila Congress urged to turn in five lawmakers
• DPP caucus pulls bills from list of legislative agenda
• Defense ministry releases report on anniversary of missile crisis
• Chen lauds values held by Lei on 27th anniversary of his death
• We were lucky to beat Wigan, admits Manchester United's Ferguson
• Spurs overwhelm Lakers despite Bryant's 43
• Slumping Flyers avert 'crash' against Canadiens at home
• Australia at crossroads of globalization
• Beijing complaints show why Taiwan needs U.N. membership
• In Brief
• Americans see Iraq civil war as likely
• In Brief
• In Brief
• Movie critics debate why 'Brokeback' lost
• Dalai Lama offers lifeline to Indian tiger
• Armitage warns Taiwan about defense posture
• Bodies of 18 men found in Baghdad
• Taiwan bike makers facing cheap competition
• Trade rumors upstage Blackhawks' rare victory
• Mavericks find home cooking a bit stale
• Multifunctional cycle designs win top prizes
• Russia is back the time
• Taiwan's glory, PRC's shame
• In exchange for a pig, Nepal fathers agree not to indenture daughters
• Young people in France rally for jobs with high security
• In Brief
• Rights group says homosexuals will face persecution in Iran
• March 14 designated 'Anti-Aggression Day'
• Foreign wives urged to insist on their rights
• Compensation must come from Yao, Legislature says
• DOH's belated move to recall drug triggers wide criticism
• In Brief
• American Education Exhibition gears up for four days in Taiwan
• ADB sets records in 2005
• Barcelona outclasses Chelsea, on and off pitch
• Passion triumphs in Dominican Republic win
• Hollywood still difficult for Asian directors, industry says
• China gushes praise on Lee, cuts Taiwan mention
• Transportation chief grilled over ETC scandal
• Armitage says NUC revivable
• Primo out to prove he's still No. 1
• Luxurious Japanese restaurant offers creative cuisine, drinks and music
• Cross-strait gap in human rights
• WHO mistakenly lists Taiwan as bird flu area
• MOFA denies funds to Chad mishandled
• Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show
• Wenger and Henry hail Lehmann as Gunners past Real test to make last 8
• Canada's win over States puts the 'W' in WBC
• Germany's sex industry gears up for World Cup
• China's recent prosperity inspires rising spirituality
• Samsung taking it's best shot at Taiwan's camera market
• Kashmiri militants say responsible for bombs in Varanasi
• Gene determines heart attack risk from coffee, researchers suggest
• Creative Ideas Exhibition of Taiwan Cultural Industry presents Taiwan design power
• Five men killed while working on railway line
• DPP takes part in Tibetan protest
• Aussie knuckleballer gets second chance
• Roma scalp delights McClaren
• Cubans look dangerous in win over Dutch
• U.S. alive thanks to Mexico's rout of Canada
• Stars fail to light up the Flames due to power failure
• Abysmal second-half shooting hampers Sixers
• 'Rolls Royce' of electric scooters unveiled at show
• Empire waists are back, but they are not for everyone
• Hair, culture and self-esteem are as interwoven as braids
• Situation in Darfur becoming more complex than ever
• Five Taiwanese entrepreneurs on Forbes list of billionaires
• Chiayi poll too close to call
• Survey states freshmen not studying hard
• Waterfront landmarks tell city's history and culture
• Old and new icons imbue city with charm
• Kaohsiung travel memories begin at Love River
• KMT's Chiang wins by-election for legislative seat in Chiayi City
• Slobodan Milosevic found dead in jail cell
• Banner controversy mars Puerto Rico win
• Harmony among China's ethnic minorities seen as show
• Bush says diplomacy can contain Iran nukes
• Advancement for U.S. - and for baseball in South Africa
• Brand leaves mark again as Clippers beat Bulls
• Hotelier learns from different management styles
• Manila honors Taiwan rescue specialists
• Poets launch fund-raising drive
• In Brief
• KMT rallies to 'save Taiwan'
• Wife of president's assailant says she was 'coerced' to implicate her husband
• There's no place like home for the Hornets
• Alonso beats Schumacher to win Bahrain GP
• Flyers recent good work is dashed in loss to Sabres
• O'Sullivan eyes coveted Triple Crown
• AADA carriers to levy 2006 RR, PSS
• Transport trade urged to protect environment
• International luxury goods flourish with 'new money' rich
• Telephony,Internet merge at Hanover fair
• More dialogue best for U.S.-Taiwan ties
• Green Madagascar struggles to feed itself
• The priest's son who became 'the butcher of the Balkans'
• Taipei crowd picks up the beat as DJ Premier plays at local club
• Taichung residents want cell phone stations down
• WHO mistakenly lists Taiwan as bird flu area
• Journaling, yoga seen as easy ways to improve health
• Taiwan towers as technology innovator
• Officials may reopen 319 shooting probe if major flaws found
• Teens suspected of dying from 'ecstasy' overdose
• MOE vows to help students who cannot afford tuition
• CBS staff slams 'haywire' NCAA selection system
• In Brief
• Hitting the G-spot
• Some say holiday in space remains a distance fantasy
• Taiwan needs to warn world of China's rise
• In Brief
• Iraqi president fears civil war
• MAC paper to explain anti-secession law evils
• Chinese Web conference lists Lien as 'PRC representative'
• PRC warns Chen not to push envelope on statehood
• We were appalling, admits England coach Robinson
• Henry hopes Gunners build on recent form
• Controversial call gives U.S. victory over Japan
• Nine-man Barcelona is upset 2-1 by Osasuna
• 'Unschooling' latest hit in U.S.
• In Uganda, ex-child soldier struggles to make a new life
• Shooter's wife says 'coerced' into making statement
• DPP TV ad promotes 318 anti-China protest
• Chen tells foreign media NUC move upheld rights
• Nets survive dominant Yao to post win
• Early exit leaves Agassi in quandary
• Asia's best impress scouts at World Baseball Classic
• Koreans club favored USA
• Even in victory, St. Louis gets hit by the blues
• French perfume groups fined for price collusion
• Temasek invests US$400m in E.Sun Financial
• In Brief
• Bird-flu protection gear delivered to Myanmar
• Rice arrives in Indonesia, counters criticism on Iraq war
• In Brief
• U.S. seen as local students' number one choice for overseas education
• Former legislator claims 319 investigation rigged
• Some say holiday in space remains a distance fantasy
• MOE vows to help students who cannot afford tuition
• Protesters rally against tax regulations
• Premier puts his job on the line
• Rice urges Indonesian military to reform more
• Manchester City survives tense finish to reach FA Cup quarters
• Koalas run amok as Games open
• Passed ball sends Dominican Republic to semis
• Swiss duo rocked, but roll on at Indian Wells
• Deadline deals set a record in NHL
• Business Software Alliance wants to stamp out piracy
• HSBC's Taiwan revenues jump 24 percent last year
• Finns see ice swimming as good for body, mind
• In case of war, many will trust
• Al Jazeera television aims to go international in English
• New York's Maazel to conduct National Symphony Orchestra
• Amendment to conduct law clears legislative committee
• Lawmakers slam DOH, calls for halt in U.S. beef imports
• Switching to vegetarian seen keeping weight down
• English artists experience Taiwan culture
• ICDF gives Subic Bay loan deferment extension
• Chen to participate in tomorrow's rally
• Timberwolves' losing skid reaches six vs. Lakers
• In Brief
• Let the world hear Taiwan's voice
• UK students admit copying others' work
• U.S. urges PRC to explain arms expansion plans
• MOI denies interviewing of spouses from China will be discontinued
• MOE hopes to test students on social science subjects
• Chen lauds avian flu measures
• Long apprenticeship of watching elders is best way to master Italian classic
• Hall inductions rock and roil
• A popcorn movie that puts the gag in comedy gags
• Terrorism plot has everyone's attention
• A cruise to Central America finds a land of stunning beauty
• Cuba defeats Puerto Rico to reach WBC semifinals
• South Korea edges Japan, saves Americans' bacon
• Erratic Roddick suffers yet another early exit
• Schwarzer saves help Boro make UEFA quarterfinals
• Trade involving Cassell turns out to be one-sided affair
• People over 7 feet tall find there's a downside
• Taiwan's economic growth a meow to China's roar
• Yilan green exposition 2006 (1)
• Five killed in Papua protest over mine
• Yilan green exposition 2006 (2)
• Hong Kong found lagging in movie music
• New research challenges traditional image of depressed widows
• Street cleaners ad elicits unexpectedly sweeping response
• Two men indicted in ETC bidding case
• New Zealand swings its way to strong position
• PRC towels said caused 'material injury'
• Sanyo sets up joint venture with Quanta Computer Inc.
• China Airlines to simplify fleet as 2005 profit falls
• Fashion design outsourcing is vogue in India
• Spring is in the air, get ready to shop
• Influx of Westerners changing the face of Islamic enclave in Kenya
• Australia tunes out U.S. drumbeat on China
• Hong Kong to launch new party
• Japanese couple decries Puli's 'low living standard'
• Chiropractors should have 'Doctor' status, experts say
• In Brief
• Tu eats humble pie over customs flap
• Tennessee just escapes Winthrop
• Thai protesters burn images of Singapore leader
• Moussaoui trial lawyer put on leave
• Violence erupts in French protests
• British Council a leader in English teaching in Taiwan
• New director says Taiwan a more mature market
• UK education promotion is more than just organizing exhibitions
• British Council a leader in English teaching in Taiwan
• Protesters of all stripes to take to streets
• MOE hopes to test students on social science subjects
• 'Unschooling' latest hit in U.S.
• Massive rally assails PRC hostility
• Worker loses cool over 'fake' pregnancy test
• Migrants recover NT$50 million in claims
• "Jungle Prince" is "King of Swing" but Bulls beaten
• Spartans suffer another first-round flop
• Northwestern State upsets Iowa
• Lightning strikes the Flyers in Florida
• Crawford's jumper seals shock win over Pistons
• Despite discontent, Europe's 'last dictator' poised to win third term
• U.S., EU square off over 'geographic indications'
• Wine-makers raise a glass to global warming
• America insists Iraqi army is expanding its powers
• Google declares itself victor in battle over search queries...
• In Brief
• Overdue loan ratio falls at credit cooperatives
• Government must back up slogans, ex-president says
• Guests pay by kilo at German hotel
• Four DVDs have a conversation
• Taian - new 'hot' destination
• Notre Dame de Paris making comeback at Taipei Arena
• Blind runner offers gift of love
• Ma pans anti-secession law as 'unwise'
• Thousands of Serbs grieve for Milosevic
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• Onsen Papawaqa hotel blends into surroundings
• Chadian refugees flee one war zone for another
• U.S. education fair introduces features of new TOEFL test
• Wichita State shocks Tennessee
• Lenton's hopes of record haul scuppered
• Wenger hopeful Gunners are starting to mature
• Rahman keeps WBC title after draw with Toney
• YML expands logistics center
• Kalmar launches world's first intelligent terminal tractor
• OOIL chalks up new growth in group turnover
• Flamboyant Horie finds savior in understated Uno
• AirAsia looks for incentives to take flight
• Conservative warrior David Addington wields heavy influence in White House
• Water crisis looms in India as drilling depletes resources
• Israel to kill thousands of birds after nation sees its 1st outbreak
• Chunk of PRC's deficit is with Taiwan, says WTO
• U.S. turns Saddam's torture cell into its own, says New York Times
• DPP's Yu rebuts Ma's criticism of protest march
• HP seeks to bridge digital gap in rural areas
• Pan-blue camp supporters rally against arms package
• Iraq in civil war, former prime minister claims
• Su reaffirms fight against crime
• Queen Elizabeth threatened with writ by Aborigine elders
• Breast implants not linked to cancer, study finds
• AIT head lauds U.S.-Taiwan ties
• ETC strikes back at government with media ads
• New plans to stop TB
• CBS broadcasters change view of the Valley
• After 11 straight losses to Mavs, Nets finally win in 100-89 romp
• Blake's run is derailed by the Federer express
• Cullen may miss out on spot with Blackhawks
• Chinese-made bras becoming upscale
• Upgrading offers best route for Taiwan economy
• U.S. influence in Iraq decreases as civil war looms
• Powerful cyclone injures 30, reports Australian official
• Second court trial begins on 'soft coup' smear suit
• Fung's new data shows Tseng did fly to U.S. in 2000
• China slowly revising its capital punishment system
• Executive Yuan issues ultimatum to FETC
• Government's land policies 'irrational,' farmers claim
• 'No more surprises,' Chen pledges to U.S.
• In Brief
• Women from Oz finish with world record
• Japan tops Cuba to rule baseball world
• Lakers finding groove as Kobe gets hot
• Volcanic eruption scatters ash on Hokkaido peak
• Bangkok traffic paralyzed by thousands of protesters
• In Brief
• Israel's offbeat parties spice up election campaign as country tires of influence peddling
• Dental implant makes oral surgery easier and less painful, dentist says
• Owner of fishing boat detained by Japan to seek compensation
• Court hears debate on picking witnesses in KRTC lawsuit
• Half of Hsinchu male engineers have pattern baldness, poll finds
• Employers urged to prioritize workers' safety
• U.S. probes new charge troops killed Iraq civilians
• Lee Jye tells of request to fake illness
• AIT head lauds U.S.-Taiwan ties
• Prosecutor suggests reward to informants on derailment case
• MAC announces new controls on PRC relations
• Chen unfazed by Olympic-sized challenges
• Warriors offense crumbles in clutch
• Steffensen 'walks the walk' in 400-meter upset
• Indian Jung stays on target in gold record chase
• Seminar stresses importance of branding
• In Brief
• Japanese pet owners lavish new tricks on their old dogs
• AIDS orphanage in Vietnam stretched to the limit
• In Brief
• KMT requests Luo's backers to keep pledge
• Harsher penalties proposed for repeat offenders
• Far Eastern makes last-gasp offer to keep ETC contract
• Shopping during work seen as one incentive to join spy agency
• Half of Hsinchu male engineers have pattern baldness, poll finds
• Workers freed in Iraq rescue operation
• Hsieh Wen-ting keen to reopen March 19 probe
• Railway worker commits suicide
• Go for guilt-free pesto
• Prime cuts, fresh slices
• Actresses who've dared to go (head) bare
• Spike, Denzel and Jodie give the 'Inside' story on their new film
• Cops and robbers outsmart each other
• 'Notre Dame' dans Taipei
• Pistons struggle in ugly win over Heat
• The U.S. needs to build a smarter military
• DPP hasty in making PRC economic regulation policy
• Environmentalists view Korean sea wall as a disaster
• Seaweed industry in France seeks to tap Asia's expertise
• Women in Australia narrow the wages gap
• MOEA vows to communicate with businesses over PRC rule
• Economic growth in China expected to slow 'sharply'
• Embattled Thaksin regains ground, poll says
• In Brief
• Officials plan to import labor from South Pacific
• MOTC delays response to FETC plan
• Ex-Dodger helps Bears net 7-6 win over Lions
• Ang Lee's brother urges more cultural pluralism
• President Chen inspects making of bird flu vaccine
• Chen asks PRC to keep pandas
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• Lack of sex life is proper grounds for divorce, says India top court
• Doctor's bedside manner counts, researchers find
• America requets Japan to stop Iran oil development-paper
• Belarus police clear Minsk protest camp
• Far Eastern stays on as ETC operator
• 'Grand debate' silenced before it even begins
• CAL, EVA approved for levy raise
• High-profile trial forces South Africa to confront issue of rape
• In Brief
• MAC supports traditional Chinese despite U.N. plan
• New aviation deal with Vietnam, Japan announced by CAA
• Woods plays with heavy heart
• Duke humbled by ornery Tigers
• Mavericks let one slip away
• If the Oscars were any gauge, curl is out
• Most darkly tinted cheap shades are adequate, experts say
• Bright on style, dim on safety
• Marine scientists discover new hairy crab family
• China's petitioners grow desperate
• Shootings, bombings continue in Iraq
• Mistakes made in railway worker case
• DOH introduces anti-tuberculosis drive
• Railway worker commits suicide
• Rise in number of pet owners allows for new career choices
• Annual Matsu procession begins
• Unsung George Mason continues Patriotic March
• Florida, Villanova somehow survive
• Former Dodger strikes again for La New while Whales thrash Elephants
• Nadal, Henin-Hardenne ousted in Florida
• Caribbean countries face a bittersweet new reality
• Tsai takes responsibility for debate cancellation
• Ma's comments on status quo seen as wishful thinking
• In Brief
• Risky sex more likely for men with positive body images
• U.S. Senate bill seeks oversight of foreign takeovers
• In Brief
• PRC warns U.S. over duties
• Animals Taiwan steps up adopt-a-stray campaign
• Migrant discovers God's divine plan
• Envoys pitch Subic package
• Remembering the 'golden rule'
• Enjoy the seasons along Highway 18
• Shanmei, Sinmei & Chashan Forest walks amidst the songs of birds
• Take the train and enjoy the view
• Feel eternal, look at the sun on Alishan
• Belarus police disperse demonstrators
• Museum needs modern makeover, says director Lin
• Thai workers reveal plan to countersue Huapan
• Enormously large lemons found in Cyprus village
• Omega-3 acids could be answer to tastier pork
• Ma displays lack of integrity in U.S.
• Old journal reveals late KMT chief's thoughts
• India reports surge in 'professional surrogates'
• In Brief
• Malaysian police use water cannon on anti-government protesters
• China cleans up citizens with morals campaign
• UCLA wins an ugly one with grit, defense on the way to Final Four
• LSU finds potent 'Baby' formula
• Aussies fall short of golden record
• Flyers win fourth game in a row
• Stoudemire's return changes post-season landscape in NBA
• Roma stalls Juventus title charge
• Federer averts tourney's upset bug
• Ames clings to lead in Florida
• U.S. teenager stuns world
• Handball is all in the game, claims unrepentant Drogba
• Roche's cut-price strategy on Tamiflu baffles analysts
• GM gains in China what it loses in U.S.
• Malaysian activists launch campaign to protest free trade deal with U.S.
• Volatile yuan may hint at further currency flexibility, say analysts
• Despite numerous pledges, Europe is still battling to reform its economy
• Singapore opens first budget air terminal in region
• Taiwan investments in PRC seen rising despite strict rules
• Rights group demands quick handover of Taylor
• Envoy says Vatican ties are still firm
• All closed cases can be re-opened, says Lee
• In Brief
• DPP considers bypassing Procedure Committee
• Cross-strait peace seen as vital to everyone
• Taiwan people lack confidence, says vice premier
• Yu seeks better party-administration harmony
• Defense ministry discloseslate Chiang's battle scheme
• Su chides Ma for failing to stand up for Taiwan
• MOL recruits Vietnam seafarers
• CKYH Alliance to restructure Pacific-Northwest trade in May
• Hanjin to add feeder service serving Thailand-Singapore
• OOCL launches 9th SX ship
• Dumping at sea becomes more restrictive
• Museum needs modern makeover, says director Lin
• MOE to recognize degrees earned via online education
• Wine-makers raise a glass to global warming
• Legislator slams sex education book
• Huapan backpedals on Thai worker suit
• In-form Mauresmo advances but Hingis stumbles
• Clippers closer to playoff berth
• 'Ames puts wife above Masters after victory
• 'March Madness' finds Cinderella named George
• Real still holds belief it can catch Barcelona
• Fuhwa to revive Yuanta merger to boost capital
• 'Emotionally divorced' man sues online dating firm
• Thai general election set to go ahead this weekend
• Myanmar's new capital sees first ceremony
• Tony Blair states importance of staying the course in Iraq
• Education plans aim to boost UK workers' skills
• Interior minister defends premier on pension issue
• MOTC will not open Hsuehshan for holiday traffic
• Yushchenko starts talks on coalition government
• Kadima seen winning Israel vote despite slip in polls
• PRC military destabilizing Taiwan Strait, Japan reports
• China cleans up citizens with morals campaign
• AIT director urges Wang to visit PRC, break the ice
• In Brief
• Energy drinks give illusion of being sober, says research
• Preschoolers diet habits linked to future breast cancer chance
• Scientists all agree - trust your intuition
• Pope Benedict willing to visit PRC, newspaper reveals
• In Brief
• MOTC to close highway tolls during tomb-sweeping holiday
• Taiwan found having 1.07m 'Lonely hearts'
• EPA offers incentives for use of cleaner fuel
• Consumer's group asks to examine ETC contract
• MOFA stays mum on news envoy to EU to be replaced
• DPP to challenge Ma's 'absurd' PRC policy proposals
• Public hearing on redistricting begins
• Nations welcome release of Afghan Christian convert
• Courts jail Belarussian protesters as new rallies loom
• India whips England in opening one-dayer
• Suns buried in Jersey as Amare suffers setback
• Sharapova works hard to get past her friend
• Playing 20 questions with the 'great' Federer
• Legislator slams sex education book
• British men love football over their women, says study
• 2006 Tsang-Huei Hsu International Music Composition Award
• A closer look at modern Korean art
• Lin threatens to quit over partisan rivalry
• Ma says willing to meet with President Chen
• British Lords reject ID cards
• Former U.S. defense chief Weinberger dies
• Far Eastern struck by allegations of bought certification
• Officials launch program to cut car, bike theft
• In Brief
• EPA to remove plastic bag ban on food stalls starting May 1
• Rice vendors mix imported, local products
• Report on replacing Lee not true, MOFA declares
• Legislature plans to ease residency regulations
• Prosecutors indict lawmakers for insurance fraud
• Pistons' win has playoff intensity
• Gunners come of age against Italy's old guard
• Banyan Tree trumpets pleasures of latest resort in Yunnan, China
• BenQ unveils new 'TV-notebook'
• More participation from the public, creative power and variety of cultural elements
• Gay adoption may be next battleground in U.S. culture wars
• Nigeria arrests Charles Taylor
• See Taiwan's best modern art
• DPP chief accuses Ma of spreading division in Taiwan
• Taiwan found having 1.07m 'lonely hearts'
• Energy drinks give illusion of being sober, says research
• DPP lawmaker withdraws from party politics
• DPP plans meeting to discuss its current predicament, future
• Miramar Garden Taipei finds niche by putting premium on space
• Vietnam's bustling capital echoes with its colonial history and wartime past
• Some adaptations work, others don't
• Washington says he\'s at top of his game
• An 'Ultraviolet' rainbow of fighting styles
• Stalker's paradise
• DPP can revive only by leadership
• Abramoff gets 6 years in jail
• Ferguson delighted with striker dilemma
• In Brief
• Medical professionals protest against DOH's plan to cut staff
• Hou accuses prosecutors of ruining name
• Housing prices hit new high in fourth quarter of last year
• Huang takes more flak over Lee's 'mediocrity'
• Domestic violence, child abuse on the increase, civic group says
• Presidential Office sends bribery case to prosecutors
• Argentines heading home as nation's economy rises
• Activists see tough battle against 'feticide' in India
• Blake takes another swing at Federer at Key Biscayne tournament
• James raises game yet again as Cavs clinch playoff spot
• AC holds Lyon but Houllier hopeful
• Ikea serves up Hawaiian food fair at 101
• Japan sparks protest in Seoul
• FETC makes more concessions on toll system
• Chen hails launch of new health organization
• DPP plans meeting to discuss its current predicament, future
• DPP lawmaker withdraws from party politics
• Gourmet pasta and more at Finga's in Taichung
• Animated films are popular again
• Queen Latifah's mammoth 'Ice Age' undertaking
• The horror of it is that we'll always have Paris
• Ma says willing to meet with President Chen
• Panel of experts rejects China's offer of pandas
• Nothing seems to work for Blake against Federer
• Brodeur reaches milestone in win over Sabres
• Sanyo to spin off chip business to cut heavy losses
• Skin care is not a simple matter of black and white
• David Yurman jewelry brings modern twist to classic designs
• British groups claim catnaps at work can boost productivity
• Leaders ready to tackle U.S.-Canada lumber dispute
• Japanese opposition leader to quit
• Government to keep capital punishment
• China threatens death for people who steal oil
• Rice vendors mix imported, local products
• Presidential Office sends bribery case to prosecutors
• Prayers found ineffective in helping sick
• Barbados - land of beaches and 1,200 rum shops
• Contemporary Asian art sale sees prices beyond expectations
• In Brief
• Zoos set to appeal COA decision on giant panda offer
• Chen to leave Foreign Service without any regrets
• Era of impunity wanes for Africa's despots
• Enwiya one of many interpreters whose stories are untold
• Panthers fall short of making franchise history
• Ljubicic faces off against Federer in the final of Nasdaq-100 Open
• Cobras keep pace with Bears with win over Lions
• Nets make playoffs with 11th straight win
• Migrants star in photo exhibition
• Losing one's life many times over
• An itinerant's friend
• KMT wins county magistrate by-election in Taitung
• Strong quake strikes southeast Taiwan
• Chen sees CCP as main rival
• Financial education program targeting Taiwan youngsters
• Peking ducks fit for a king
• Tennis and Wall Street converge
• Money is needed for defense case, Taylor's lawyer says
• Chiang puts KRTC project back on track
• Ma, Chen due to discuss cross-strait ties, arms bill
• Wenger has injury worries ahead of Juve clash
• 'Big Baby' and LSU definitely know who UCLA is now
• Gators deny George Mason a fairytale ending
• Barcelona is frustrated by 10-man Madrid
• Laos' donors are losing patience
• Husband-and-wife team wants S&P to become world's biggest Thai food chain
• Malaysia may not meet goal set for 2020
• New Okinawa base elicits mixed views from locals
• Authorities wary of fake Tibetan lamas
• Wen looks to increase PRC prestige in Pacific
• Thailand votes in bitter snap election called by Thaksin
• Chiang puts KRTC project back on track
• Domestic violence, child abuse on the increase, civic group says
• Globalization fears fuel protests against Thai prime minister
• Surprise 'no' vote rattles Thai leader
• Cabinet denies reports it will scrap nuclear plant project
• PRC policy takes center stage in televised Ma-Chen debate
• Defending champion Oxford prevails in 152nd Boat Race
• Lee's lawyer says former president ready to make up with Soong
• MOFA inducts its first female deputy minister
• Huang says diplomats get higher pay due to job stress
• Talks raise hope for better KMT-DPP relations
• Will we see superstar pairing for Sixers?
• White Sox flaunt it on rain-delayed Opening Day
• Federer stops Ljubicic in tight Nasdaq final
• Taiwan after shock of 1998 more ready to deal with virus
• Getting to know enterovirus better
• Increase in fuel prices cut into orders for Airbus four-engined A340 planes
• A great place to be!
• Get close to the earth!
• Democracy, Islam collide in Afghanistan
• Australian drugs trio sentenced to jail
• Freed hostage Carroll returns to U.S.
• Authorities wary of fake Tibetan lamas
• Woman kills two grandsons in her own suicide attempt
• PRC official urges Beijing to cut U.S. debt holdings, curb bond purchases
• DPP urges second meeting between president and Ma
• Foreign spouses rally against Liao's ethnic slur
• Defending against panda 'diplomacy'
• Mariners' new catcher Johjima has a blast in debut
• French strike in fresh assault against youth job law
• TV personality debates lawsuit against Chen and Su in court
• Australia to sell uranium to Taiwan
• Su hopes for breakthrough in relations
• Aides report Lien will not ask Hu about 'one-China'
• Blackburn hopes hurt by draw
• Florida leaves no doubt against UCLA
• Hot Yzerman delivers again for Detroit
• Bonds hears boobirds, with much more to come
• Symposium looks to boost Taiwan-Swiss biomedical ties
• Sexy media affect behavior, study says
• Donkeys more loyal than wives, textbook claims
• Betel nut chewing proves a tough habit to crack
• China tempts Pacific nations with aid package
• Banks seek lenders for US$926 m loan to Powerchip
• Sales of imported care doubled in March, according to tallies
• FSC probes China Development over Taiwan International stake
• Personality test found popular in job interviews
• Orchid sales set to bloom with new technology
• Interest rate hike not expected to hit Asian consumers
• Iraq plan may need changing
• In Brief
• Blair, Ahern to unveil 'roadmap' for Northern Ireland
• In Brief
• Democratic Progressive Party is in no hurry to accept '92 consensus,' says official
• Taiwan sees boost in exports to Seoul
• South Korea's per capita GDP overtakes Taiwan's
• Oil imports up 119.6% in first 2 months
• Cheng denies having affair with woman
• Young Terps pull out championship thriller
• Chicago's rally puts Iverson on notice
• Super Pippo shatters Lyon's dreams
• Rangers reach playoffs - finally
• South Korea begins selling U.S. rice
• 'Electronic playground' blamed for U.S. teens' sleep deprivation
• Alba, Playboy end spat with Hefner's apology
• Death stalks Iraq's public TV network staff
• Hines visit to South Korea sparks soul-searching on race
• King cracks down ahead of protests in Nepali capital
• French students clash with police after jobs protest
• CCA pays tribute to a talented novelist
• Local forex levels sound, says expert
• KMT proposes combining presidential, legislative polls
• Cheng resigns amid reports of illicit love affair
• If you can't buy samosas, you can always fold your own
• Snails on Yangmingshan is good news
• Death of 'art houses' opens field for festivals
• When Stone crosses her legs, audiences lean forward
• Young people? Who needs 'em?
• Government to continue push for FTA
• Enron's crash makes riveting documentary
• Every generation needs an 'Old Yeller'
• She's really bad, and she wants you
• Caffeine overload
• 'Burn the Floor' ready to heat up the stage
• Tasting notes
• Panthers' season closer to extinction
• Bulls top Sixers to grab hold of eighth spot in East
• Juve boss Capello hails 'exceptional' Gunners
• Lifestyle diseases real health threats to Asians, experts say
• U.S.' views on immigration remain divided
• Microsoft offers network solutions
• Minister offers views on World Health Day
• Doctors visit Japan to push WHO bid
• Alba, Playboy end spat with Hefner's apology
• Cheng denies having affair with woman
• Enjoy new approaches to reading in book affair
• CWB denies responsibility in accident
• Cheng resigns amid reports of illicit love affair
• Chen vows no compromise on freedom of speech
• Chen Che-nan held in Taipei after testimony
• Middlesbrough no longer 'just small town in Europe'
• Guillen fuming after Martinez drills him 3 times in Mets win
• Taiwan, South Korea all square at 1-1
• Pistons' win over Heat far from meaningless
• Abdullah tells Malaysians to stop complaining about economic plan
• Sony 'counting on' Taiwan for support
• Something old, something new at heirloom bridal shower
• Politics fits this garment to a 'T'
• Peru seems set to elect region's next populist leader
• Ozawa tasked to rebuild opposition
• Reports say dead wife of railway worker had poison in blood
• Death toll seen rising in Djibouti
• Guide dog training seen as vital
• President's office denies Chen took illegal donations
• Sweet chef delights in Austrian treats
• Percussion group honors migrants
• Bush makes strong debut for Brewers
• Campbell leading after 'lottery' in the second round at Augusta
• Mavericks show their challenge to Spurs is for real in 92-86 win
• Taiwan's hopes on knife-edge after doubles loss
• Nonpolitical site offers post-abortion counseling
• A scenic area with lots of recreation
• Leaving behind the shadow of 921
• Where to start
• Rain and humidity support a diverse ecosystem
• Aboriginal culture add much color to placid surroundings
• An evening tryst with the sun and the moon
• Immigrant groups vow mass protests in 60 U.S. cities
• Presidential Office to sue over corruption claims
• Italy votes in poll that may oust Berlusconi
• Bauder believes in basics of food business - listen and be proactive
• In Brief
• Lien-Hu meet aims to divide Taiwan
• EMC, SSL, Yangming boost China-Straits-India service
• TNWA carriers enhance Trans-Pacific trade
• In Brief
• Thai opposition fails to win over hearts
• DPP to hold meeting to coordinate Cabinet policy making with party
• KMT chief's 'five do's' unacceptable, says Lu
• Elevated rail service begins - a little late
• Latin America finds rival, investor in mighty China
• Users of iPods cautioned to avoid hearing damage
• 'Playboy' founder shows no signs of slowing down
• Aging Japanese train brains with games, puzzles
• Italian politics get dirty ahead of key elections
• India's 'lady Gandhi' ignites dam flap
• The digital scrap heap
• Campbell facing a tall order with 32 holes to go
• Predators clinch playoff spot with shootout win over Blackhawks
• Mayweather scores decision over Judah amid brawl
• France ad campaign targets fake goods
• New protests erupt in Nepal despite an imposed curfew
• Italy votes in poll that may oust Berlusconi
• Lee destroys Taiwan's Davis Cup dreams
• Sleep disorders urged to be treated as serios ailments
• France to scrap disputed job law
• KMT set to block Hsieh bid
• Character debate ends up being nothing but hot air
• Barca held; Osasuna keeps heat on Real and Valencia
• BenQ to sell optical storage assets
• In Brief
• Chatting on phone, singing noisily seen as rude in gym
• Islamic militants said to kill two men in Pakistan
• In Brief
• Deadly drug feared to have entered Taiwan
• TSU urges KMT to air meeting with CCP
• DPP lawmakers demand say in personnel and policy decision-making
• Chelsea clash will decide Premiership, says Fergie
• Pistons down Pacers, home in on record
• Augusta sees a great golfer hitting his prime
• Diamondbacks' Vargas halts Brewers' streak
• Executives see PRC stint as career boost
• Chongqing boom a test for Chinese economy
• Yellow dust storm hits South Korea
• German SPD party leader steps down
• Tsai says credit debt crisis winding down
• Lack of sleep linked to high blood pressure
• Guide dog training seen as vital
• Prodi claims win in Italy election
• Note pledges support for Taiwan
• Opposition lawmakers reject nominee for chief prosecutor
• Allergies found triggering habitual snoring in children
• In Brief
• Rocket blast claims lives of 7 children in Afghanistan
• In Brief
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• Bank of Taiwan, MasterCard unveil new card
• In Brief
• Princess Aiko starts first day of kindergarten
• Mulder does it all in Busch opener
• Gilchrist leads Australia back in Bangladesh test
• Sixers edge closer toward playoff spot
• Cheechoo nets 50th, 51st goals
• Key to GM turnaround is vehicles, says CEO
• Twelve injured in fresh Nepal protest
• Government to increase tariffs on imported towels
• In Brief
• Hsieh gives up on top prosecuting job
• Cross-strait commercial ties seen as focus of Lien-Hu meet
• Lee calls KMT China's 'accomplice'
• President says won't rule out reunification with China
• DPP says panel revival is a 'dark day for justice'
• Rolling Stones' China debut criticized as foreigners' party
• Character debates ends up being nothing but hot air
• Financial reform to continue, insists Tsai
• Su says Taiwan open to direct flights, tourism
• Flyers topple Penguins to close in on Rangers
• SIDELINES
• Taiex rises 0.8% to highest level in almost 2 years
• United Microelectronics downgraded by Morgan Stanley
• AU Optronics stocks fall on Fitch Ratings statement
• UK study gives feng shui tips to motorists
• Taylor's trial throws up problems
• Democracy rests on respect for judicial autonomy
• Arab states want U.N. to press Israel to end attacks
• Struggling Suns find a spark against Kings
• Jeter rescues Wang as his legacy continues to grow
• Boeing plays PRC card on Airbus
• DKSH bolsters position in local market
• Foreigners tap China for organ transplants
• Tent cities spur frustration among Gulf Coast families
• Pakistani military on full alert after suicide bombing
• MOE plans to promote speaking local dialect
• High court denies Chen Che-nan's appeal to be freed
• In Brief
• Taiwan independence activists protest KMT's China visit
• Cabinet says Lien should assert R.O.C. sovereignty at Beijing meet
• DPP lambastes KMT for causing paralysis of government's work
• CLA increases fines for hiring illegals
• Prosecutor disciplined for rallying against Hsieh
• 'Playboy' founder shows no signs of slowing down
• Mountain and Sea prize encourages discovering the beauty of Taiwan
• Asian countries urged to establish tourism network
• Lien Chan arrives in China
• Chen puts his job on the line over Sogo coupon issue
• Go bananas for dessert
• Shangri-La offers a taste of Austrian decadence
• Ashanti's hip-hop crown is studded with wisdom
• The naked truth about photo saga
• Cutting-edge horror movies mirror Generation Y anxieties
• Manly man? Girly man? Oh, man!
• In Indonesia, Playboy has a different message
• Taiwan must stay on the high road
• U.S. experts debate fairness of 9-11 trial testimonies
• No panic despite commodity price surge
• Microsoft reveals new Xbox games
• In Brief
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• Official announces an 8.63% increase in sugar price
• Sixers continue playoff drive with win over Nets
• ElBaradei faces defiance in Iran
• Examination Yuan mulls revoking 'unjust' pensions
• Cabinet's stance on cross-strait ties gets KMT nod
• Lien asked to verify 'consensus'
• Asian countries urged to establish tourism network
• Users of iPod cautioned to avoid hearing damage
• Lien calls for closer trade, travel links with China
• President warns PRC forum is veil for evil plot
• IIPA backs FTA between Taiwan, United States
• More than prayer is needed to disarm Iran
• NBA seeding is full of inequities
• Teammates confident White will find form
• Avalanche beaten, but gains place in playoffs
• Spring inspires shades of new minimalism
• Under an Easter ritual, lies a 1,500-year-old pyramid
• Controversial Gospel of Judas resonates among progressive Christians
• China's adept censors outstripped by wired population
• British man pulls out of crucifixion ritual in Philippines
• Cerebral palsy sufferer displays art at charity event
• Proposed route could cut travel time to China, says MOTC
• Su insists price of oil must be set by market
• Many people favor restrictions on China investment, poll shows
• KMT told to demand Taipei-Beijing dialogue
• PRC offers more incentives to lure local businesspeople
• DPP legislators suggest Wu respond to Sogo allegations
• 'Lyric for Lo River Goddess' to open in Taipei on May 19
• Literacy project gets a boost
• Crooks relate their stories through 'street lit'
• AC Milan wins derby to close gap on Juventus
• Clippers defeat the SuperSonics for franchise-record 46th victory
• Fergie slams pressure being put on Rooney
• Sox win as Schilling bests Moyer in pitching duel
• When a minute is way too long
• Myth motivates Cypriots to dig into past
• Ailing Sharon loses title of prime minister
• Wang Yung-ching declines to name successor
• High-tech tools not sent to China, MOEA asserts
• Boracay offers the ultimate beach experience
• Migrant center starts baking class
• Vatican official pans 'pseudo-historic' art
• In Brief
• Taiwan urges Bush to hold line in meeting with China's Hu
• Hit-and-run drivers liable to lose licenses under new law
• Northern Marianas turn to R.O.C., God
• Bicol association
• Boracay offers the ultimate beach experience
• Energy Bureau promotes gasoline-efficient vehicles
• Mets happy to escape Puerto Rican hell
• In Brief
• DOH reports first child to contract SARS
• Ministry of Interior considers center to assist foreign wives
• Mourinho not celebrating until the fat lady sings
• Twins rally for another win
• Sixers' playoff hopes suffer a major blow
• Assault cases put pressure on Su
• Harvard students sample Taiwanese culture at NTU
• Mudslide death toll rises to 19 in recent Colombian disaster
• Nepal protests spread to tourist zone
• Russia sees rising attacks against ethnic minorities
• Africa struggles with free primary education
• Deception, ignorance hinder fight against bird flu in Cambodia
• Hu and Lien offer Taiwan a devil's bargain
• Cheap terminals open in Malaysia, Singapore
• Zurich-based company DKSH Holding emphasizes quality service
• Wu brands offers 'manipulation'
• Lien-Hu meeting avoids defining '92 consensus
• Al-Beshir refutes Chad's claims
• Presidential power during wartime may be expanded
• Ducks avoid Nashville thanks to the Sharks
• Evergreen announces boost of its e-commerce capability
• Ikea tweaks winning formula for Japan
• Ginger found effective in killing cancer cells
• Graduation party at Westin Taipei
• Dance champions at Gloria Prince
• Far Eastern names lucky winner
• UK study gives feng shui tips to motorists
• Ma denies allegations he's ready to quit
• CPC shuts distillation unit on pollution concern
• U.S. must beware of Hu's trickery
• Bulls clinch trip to playoffs with win over the Heat
• Yanks leave Minnesota on a high note
• Japanese men's new spending spree aims for beauty
• Survivors say Hollywood got Rwanda genocide wrong
• Sandstorm leaves Beijing covered in dust
• Philippine leader's move stirs concerns
• Taiwan assists in cholera outbreak control in Sao Tome and Principe
• Taiwan Presbyterian Church helps build wellsMan in Malawi
• Helping Others Makes You a Better Person
• Taiwan's medical missions in Malawi making significant impact
• Yu accuses Lien of lacking moral integrity
• Prosecutors consider delaying Chen Che-nan's indictment
• KMT to revise way at-large slate is set
• Number 13 on way for Miaoli lady
• Europe tests values in citizenship tests
• Taipei councilor calls for animal blood bank
• Number 13 on way for Miaoli lady
• China urged to drop threat of using force on Taiwan
• CPC announces hikes in gasoline, fuel prices
• Smart car system unveiled at AutoTronics Taipei
• In Brief
• Identity issue grows complex in America
• Music critics praise quirky singer's third album as her best so far
• Mediterranean diet seen preventing Alzheimer's
• U.S. films causing headaches for Arab censors
• What the media should expose
• Japan scientists look to world's oldest ice cube for clues on climate
• In Brief
• CDC issues warning on dengue fever
• New laser technology treats eye condition
• Su hopeful for cross-strait flights over festival
• Bobcats, Knicks moving in different directions
• In Brief
• In Brief
• PRC to bow to Japan on sailing ban
• 'Onsen' culture transforms Taiwan's sleazy bath-houses
• Bush refuses to rule out nuke strike against Iran
• CLA launches stiffer penalties for illegal hiring
• Chen Ding-nan said hospitalized with lung cancer
• Sidelines
• In Brief
• In Brief
• In Brief
• Latest phones inform on groceries
• Devils win NHL's Atlantic Division on closing day of regular season
• Locally assembled Chrysler Town & Country makes debut
• SPA holiday for mom at Chihpen
• Mother's Day at Ambassador Taipei
• Krug Grande Cuvee & Shanghai cuisine
• Music Feast at Imperial Hotel Taipei
• Sherwood presents new delicacy
• Elephants' barrage sends Dominican pitcher home
• 'Tomkitten' arrives; Shields also gives birth to girl
• Hu seen as charismatic but still an enigma
• Taiwan denies interfering in Solomons
• Seoul sends vessels to disputed isles
• Protesters greet Hu as he arrives for U.S. visit
• Oil markets continue riding new currents
• In Brief
• Taiex index reaches new five-year high
• DPP drops contributions scheme for party officials
• Premier urges review of PRC perks based on Taiwan's interests
• U.S. films causing headaches for Arab censors
• Japan scientists look to world's oldest ice cube for clues on climate
• Examination Yuan mulling pension cuts of six percent
• President says Taiwan is defender of peace
• High ranking anti-inflammatory foods
• Gore and good times on 'Slither' set
• A herd of computer-generated films is stampeding into theaters
• 'Sentinel' stars feel the heat after recent interviews
• Geeks' revenge comes via pen, not sword
• Cloud Gate stages 'White x3'
• A dessert to bowl over chocolate lovers
• Baghdad is heading backward
• Gates first, Bush second
• Better prepared this time, Japan firm seeks to revive tamagotchis
• Central America eyes sweet alternative to oil
• Worldwide semiconductor revenue up 5.7 percent on last year
• Local firms sharpen cash management capacities
• In Brief
• South Korea's exports to China continue to expand, says report
• Prosecutors probe engineer in contract corruption case
• Federer wastes no time on clay; Nadal not into his groove yet
• Villarreal irked by officiating in loss to Gunners
• Bush urges China, Taiwan to avoid confrontation
• Lai seeks recognition of degrees from PRC
• Environmentalists plan to confront government
• Chen Ding-nan said hospitalized with lung cancer
• Draft lists restrictions on artificial insemination
• Music and dance combine to unlock Taiwan’s original spirit
• President urges nation to embrace sustainability plan
• Taiwan team invents first cell weighing spectrometer
• Stony Taroko offers relaxing time with Nature
• Some Iranians find ways of keeping up with haute couture
• Queen Elizabeth II seen as a style icon of her generation
• Threat of instability, uncertainty still looms large in oil-rich Chad
• 'Married' gay couple celebrates anniversary, seeks legal rights
• Queen Elizabeth II turns 80
• Yu says DPP is grateful for Bush 'commitment'
• Bush urges China, Taiwan to avoid confrontation
• Su pleased with progress on Hsuehshan Tunnel
• Nepal anti-king protests turn ugly
• Overtime is terrific for Red Wings
• Wang's inconsistency is costly in loss to Orioles
• Denmark under fire again for hosting Kurdish TV station
• Canada natives step up land protest
• President Chen Shui-bian gushes over his newly issued identity card
• Legislator Lee irate after shots hit assistant's car
• In Brief
• Lee suffering mild case of tuberculosis
• Ku claims framework on arms bill endorsed
• Park management divides trails into types
• Eastern coastline also offers beautiful hiking
• Stony Taroko offers relaxing time with Nature
• Students join Russian speech competition
• Standard Chartered joins coalition against Internet child pornography
• Cordillerans stand united
• Mercy, trust and forgiveness of sins
• Globe trekker savors the good life
• Nuclear enrichment 'irreversible,' Iran says
• Maliki commences talks on formation of new government
• Hsieh says unwilling to vie for post as Taipei mayor
• Celebrity chef says 'heads and hearts' are keys to restaurant's success
• China, India's thirst for energy helps drive up oil prices
• In Brief
• More young Singapore girls pay the price for plastic perfection
• Democracy left out in Bush-Hu talks
• Koizumi's nationalist legacy creates dilemma
• Nepal's king fights for political survival
• Afghan police kills 3 militants in gunbattle
• Sri Lanka-rebels cease-fire pact at risk
• In Brief
• CLA urges firms to employ more disabled personnel
• Manpower seen as key to keeping economic edge
• Falun Gong rallies against PRC suppression
• LeBron delivers a statement - in more ways than one
• Bitter Mourinho claims Reds will never win league
• Sinon edges La New Bears in last at-bat
• Klitschko batters Byrd for second time
• Bonds gets his first homer of season as Giants triumph
• Schumacher wins the San Marino GP
• Evergreen, partners to launch new China-India Express run
• Asia-U.S. cargo growth seen to continue
• Immigration from east Europe is 'elixir' for British economy, experts say
• New CEO marks end of era for L'Oreal
• Auschwitz name change proposal ignites an international debate
• Hu looks to establish oil reserve
• Chou aims to revitalize cash-strapped Taipei County
• Yu to focus on leading DPP, carry out reforms
• Chen accuses pan-blues of malicious conspiracy
• MOJ again rejects sex offender's request for parole
• MOJ again rejects sex offender's request for parole
• ‘Onsen’ culture transforms Taiwan's sleazy bath-houses
• Straker stresses mutual nature of his country's ties with Taiwan
• Socialists score historic victory in Hungary poll
• President pans 'benefits' of KMT-CCP conference
• BenQ reports narrower loss for 1st quarter
• In Brief
• Heed this pillow advice for a good night's rest
• In Brief
• In Brief
• Following simple tips on bathing your cat
• Cloned dog celebrates first birthday
• Brain drain deprives Africa of valuable talent
• Copyright crackdown leads pirates to sell wares on Web
• Wilson rolls the dice and Sharks cash in against Predators
• Carter's 33 shots add up to a loss for New Jersey
• Pardew dedicates win to late managers
• Maddux standing tall as the Cubs think small
• Work visa term remains same, CLA reveals
• MOJ wants fingerprinting of PRC visitors ready soon
• I-Mei, Taisugar venture in Vietnam turns sour
• MAC funds unlikely to be released soon
• Philippines and Taiwan to join forces in policing of sea border
• Exports seen as safe from temporary hike in NT dollar
• CEC head dismisses idea of 'two-in-one' elections
• Taiwanese conservationist group debuts short film with nude local model
• Local reporter fined for keeping silent on source
• Chen may transit in New York
• Tourism sector leads gains in local bourse
• Japan, U.S. agree on funding for troop relocation
• Pan-blue parties angered by DPP-TSU maneuvering
• Su reveals links expansion set to include Quanzhou
• Industry experts see China, India driving global tourism growth
• Thailand seeks to attract more Taiwanese investors
• Google opens research center in Taiwan
• In Brief
• Latest research finds drinking lots of coffee doesn't harm heart
• Cruise says ready to plan big date with girlfriend
• Defying bombs, Baghdad school teaches music, ballet
• Constitutional reform movement
• In Brief
• Sumo Grand Champion to visit Taiwan
• Miami powers to over-the-top victory against Bulls
• Sabres' coach Ruff calls Flyers 'idiots' after rout
• Garciaparra makes grand impact
• Profit-taking pushes Taiex slightly lower
• Nepal king's rule born out of a tragic situation
• Hsieh says 2008 election not for DPP poll losers
• First lady has assets worth NT$48.32m, says Control Yuan
• Model to serve as spokeswoman for World Vision AIDS program
• Electricity prices set to go up
• Officials deny Solomons poll threatens ties
• KMT's Chiang withdraws from Taipei mayoral race
• North Korea abduction cases resurface as Japan works to put together evidence
• Calderon wins in debate with empty chair
• Hualien farm goods show in Taipei April 29-30
• Bonds blasts home run No. 710, but Giants lose
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• Africa's animal and human populations in conflict
• For some people, the biggest challenge is reading faces
• Sri Lankan warplanes pound Tigers
• Vince plays like Vince again for Nets
• Gunners head to Paris
• Pick the right gift for mom at Easy Shop
• Imperial presents festival rice dumplings
• Mom's Day at Splendor Kaohsiung
• Freshfields offers Mom's Day special
• Sheraton offers festival delicacy
• Electric appliance show in Taipei County
• Italian Food Festival at Royal Taipei
• Sharks prey on Predators
• European firm backs local healthcare
• Sophomore jinx strikes Chu and Wu
• In Brief
• Legislators ask Chen to control wife
• Cabinet approves bill to raise labor insurance eligibility age
• Music, dance to bring back local spirit
• Events
• Theater
• Hotels
• Live Music
• Clubs & Pubs
• Concerts
• Museums
• Premier pledges pragmatism on cross-strait affairs
• Air raids leave thousands homeless in Sri Lanka
• Nepal rebels pledge new truce
• Mum's the word on Christophe Gans' 'Silent Hill'
• Another one for horror fans
• If you can't take the heat, avoid The Big Pressure Cooker
• Go nuts for the versatile coconut
• Eat smart with chocolate and red wine
• Little Van Gogh project nutures young artists
• NTIO to donate exhibition artifacts to Tainan
• Tackling the challenges of national integration
• Chief High Court judge tenders his resignation
• Hitachi settles patent lawsuits against Tatung
• Wang Lee-hom gets 'chinked out'
• Militant killed in Israeli air strike
• New medicine is hair raising affair for Yu
• MOFA denies involvement in Solomons poll
• Democratic Progressive Party insists on nuclear-free Taiwan dream
• Lawmakers row over size of Legislature
• South Africa parades proud culture
• Singapore's ruling party denied walkover election victory in May
• Security relaxed in Solomons after Snyder Rini quits
• Novice Lakers stop the Suns from rising
• Outgoing AIT official honored by president
• Rijkaard relishing final encounter with Gunners
• Market Summary
• Reflection:Korea Contemporary Art
• Last chance for restructuring, Yeh says
• Wu to sell stocks and give profits to local charities
• Classic look takes over in swimwear for men
• This summer, hit the beach in whatever suits you best
• The message behind Zarqawi's recent screen debut
• Britons take a step closer to the curb as they slowly warm to recycling
• PRC tries mixed messages to win its people's hearts, minds
• Planes with rebels land in Central Africa
• Tainan mayor dubs April 27 'Ang Lee Day'
• Nuggets play tough, beat Clippers
• Ducks win 3-2, level series with Coyotes
• Using their strength, Bulls wear out Heat
• McClaren oversees another astonishing comeback
• Broussard stars as Indians crush the Red Sox
• Better-than-expected profit posted by Acer on share gain
• Taipei 101 hosts Hawaiian food festival
• Competition lowers profit at Formosa Plastics Corp.
• Ikea opens its first megastore in Taiwan
• NATO chiefs commit to Afghan expansion
• Debate over number of legislative seats causes rift within parties
• CCA Chairman visited Europe for cultural interaction
• Premier vows to steer clear of electricity pricing decision
• America refuses to take Taiwan off '301' report
• Community association inducts officers
• National Chengchi University student wins gold in Russian language contest
• TIWC hosts gala dinner
• 'Wellness' is the key to success, author says
• Martinez pitches Mets past the Braves
• Chelsea retains Premier League crown in style
• Tigris dam project stirs hopes, fears in Turkey
• Ajax's palace found in Greece
• Waves of junk are now a part of the food chain
• Al-Qaida's Zawahri says America hit hard in Iraq
• U.S. says world safer, despite 11,000 attacks
• Troops patrol Dili's streets after riots
• First lady to unveil profit details on stock holdings next week
• Trip to UAE was no free ride, Huang says
• In Brief
• Daughter honors migrant mom with poem
• Luang Prabang known for bread and Buddhism
• 'Love life, love food,' says visiting South African chef Nicky Gibbs
• Sudan accepts peace pact drafted by African Union
• Migrants rally for basic rights
• Book seen bearing 'little resemblance' to real Streisand
• Jihadi videos proving a hit with Pakistanis
• Bicycle tour in Yilan countryside
• Chen vows to cut occupational death rate
• Groups express their support for 'Spank Out Day'
• Hu's actions not as good as words, says Su
• Filing time arrives for taxpayers
• Lawmakers face dilemma in plotting reversal on Legislature's size
• 'Dirty gold' doesn't glitter
• In Brief
• Darfur refugees forced to join the fight
• Last native Jew in Eritrea cuts lonely figure
• Atlanta hopefuls lay down tracks - and dreams
• Gloria presents Mother's Day cakes
• Mom's Day special at Han-Hsien
• ST, Semikron launch joint project
• Howard Kenting pampers mothers
• Mother's Day at Sherwood Taipei
• French teachers gather for congress
• Sheraton features morel mushroom
• Clippers' Cassell the focus of fans' derision
• Harry masterminds a 'Great Escape'
• Contreras gets 12th straight win; Guillen rips Escobar
• Oilers top the Red Wings to grab 3-2 series lead
• Hatsu Marine scoops Queen's Award
• High oil prices hit Thailand hard, raising cost of living
• Government orders rise in labor insurance cap
• Protesters rally against arms bill
• Heads may roll as British government crisis escalates
• Uni-President aims for top spot in Asia, says report
• Ahmadinejad under fire for allowing women to enter stadiums
• Hsieh leaves door open for mayoral bid, says Yu
• Government denies Wu role in public-firm appointments
• Constitutional amendments not taboo, says lawmaker
• Power hangs in balance in Microsoft monopoly case in Europe
• Howard Hsinchu offers party package
• In Brief
• Hong Kong labor squeeze may change immigration rules
• Taiwan must be on guard, says MOFA
• Bulls jell while Heat melts down in Game Four
• Czech wunderkind aims to putt her way to fame
• Japanese under fire over increase in whale harvesting
• Syrian monastery is at nexus of Islam, Christianity
• Kashmir violence leaves 35 Hindus dead
• Olmert hands out ministries after sealing majority rule
• Sabres prove to be younger and faster than the Flyers
• ST introduces low noise amplifier
• Palace Museum loans two works to Guimet Museum in Paris
• Mother's Day at Imperial Taipei
• Graduation party at Rebar Crowne
• Far Eastern presents new delicacy
• Juve remains silent, lets football do the talking
• Release of Arafat underway, says official
• New York mayor's comments spark flurry of reaction
• Bloomberg refers to Taiwan as country
• Musharraf extends rule; opposition claims fraud
• Workers mark May Day with protest marches
• In Brief
• Military police allowed to reject gay candidates
• Taiwan launches stage two of China tourism policy
• Hu's Washington visit will not affect U.S.耔aiwan ties, says aide
• DGBAS releases probe report on special funds
• KMT backs Ma's bid to delay election
• Pingtung tuna festival kicks off May 4
• U.S. to hit Taiwan steel makers with anti-dumping tax
• Majority worried about being laid off, says poll
• Powell and Hu chew over Taiwan issue
• Taiwan launches crackdown on pirated computer software
• Ministry of Justice stresses piracy penalties sufficient
• Cabinet sets up relief center to handle drought problems
• Tao people seek 'nuclear-free homeland'
• In Brief
• Anti紁e Pen march draws up to 500,000 people across France
• American Taliban demands access to detainees in Cuba
• U.S. court drops perjury case against Jordanian student
• Washington prepares to resume dialogue with Pyongyang
• U.aS. officials charge Islamic charity of links with al-Qaida
• U.N., Iraq to talk on arms inspection
• In Brief
• Indian Parliament defeats censure motion against handling of riots
• China lauds private merchants as 'model workers' on May Day
• New warlord fighting in Afghanistan
• Hopes high for Suu Kyi to be freed in Yangon
• U.N. to cut food supply in North Korea
• Police, protesters clash as Asia marks May Day
• Battles of the dying in South Africa
• A girdle's feminist credentials
• Israelis dream of U.S.舡mposed process toward Mideast peace
• In Brief
• Organic foods' healthier claims find little support
• U.S. develops remote controllable rats to guide rescue workers, journal reports
• 'Hollywood' reveals Allen's love for filmmaking
• Bisexuals face high risk of mental illness, study finds
• Diabetes becoming biggest epidemic in world, experts say
• Doh! Simpsons may soon come to an end
• Goldman Sachs upgrades Taiwan growth by 0.9%
• IG Metall clarifies demands as strikes set
• Delaware judge clears way for HP-Compaq merger
• Japan, Australia to discuss trade pact
• AmCham urges Taiwan to get tough on piracy
• Nanya confirms it will sign deal with Infineon
• Companies that opt for industrial park properties to get free leases
• ITV Digital ends fight, switches off channels
• Walter Hewlett shies from limelight, backs merger
• In Brief
• Telecom golden boy Ebbers quits as chief of WorldCom
• U.S. crude price dips after Israeli troops withdraw from Hebron
• Nikkei advances 60.25 points on buying of major tech, auto shares
• Dollar firm against yen ahead of O'Neill's testimony
• Dow Jones closes higher over bargain hunting
• Lavagna lets currency float as peso becomes stabilized
• Penarol beats Wanderers on penalties
• French skating judge banned for 3 years
• Canadian pair Sale-Pelletier announces retirement from amateur competition
• Leverkusen kicks out United
• Pakistan recovers from early loss
• Anaheim scores its most runs since 1979 to demolish Cleveland 21-2
• Charlotte wins series against Orlando; Pacers crush Nets to force decisive game
• Brewers break losing streak with 4-3 victory over Braves
• Canada edges out U.S.
• Maple Leafs advance to semifinals
• Yang, Chinatrust end credit card dispute
• Fan sues ex-colleagues for slander
• Chen might postpone departure, Huang says
• DPP to hold debate on constitutional amendment on May 20
• BNHI expedites NTUH heart transplant process
• Police rescue young hostage on father's plea
• China to defy Vatican once again
• MOFA chief offers apology to colleagues
• First family sells funds, donates NT$4m to charities
• Slow response to stopover request draws mixed reaction in Washington
• Sidelines
• Sunderland tactics leave Gunners underwhelmed
• HSBC revamps credit cards to include new line of perks
• Politician sees backlash from demonstrations
• A New Era of Taiwan International Health in Action
• Clippers end three-decade playoff win drought
• Sterling names new exec for N. Asia
• barbarra BOUTIQUE offers Mother's Day spesial discount
• Mini World Cup soccer game Saturday
• Regent Taipei wins coveted award
• Oilers eliminate Red Wings in stunning playoff upset
• NT dollar hits 8-month high on investor stock inflows
• What is TaiwanIHA
• Indonesia police fire tear gas into rally
• Chen starts eight-day trip to Latin American allies
• Cabinet official says Su sacked him to consolidate power
• In Brief
• Chen must respond to new currents in Latin America
• Fear the phone, not the doorknob, US germ expert says
• Taiwan shares close up amid Wall Street gains
• Rupiah, New Taiwan dollar strengthen as stocks rise
• ITRI Incubator Center receives top international award
• Philippines touts need to 'go South'
• 'Creative cakes' thrive in Taiwan
• More Japanese now back environmental reforms
• Violence overshadows Kashmir talks
• 'New NHL' Sabres oust Flyers
• Pushed to the brink, Suns play with desperation
• Mother's Day at Grand Hi-Lai Kaohsiung
• Plum season at Caesar Park Taipei
• Gloria Prince offers festival rice dumpling
• Champion rice dumplings at Regent
• Royal launches VIP coupon at ITF
• 51 model workers honored
• Angels scuffling along as brawl overshadows loss
• Oil edges towards US$75 a barrel
• Lee says training is key to revive movie industry
• Teens' Chinese language ability found slipping
• Sogavare elected new prime minister
• President makes surprise transit in Abu Dhabi
• Jury decides Moussaoui should spend life in jail
• Thousands evacuate villages near Mount Merapi
• Tycoon suggests no limits on PRC tourist numbers
• Transit flap seen linked to NUC
• Spring celebration
• Sichuan's fiery classics
• REVIEW
• Abrams' TV formula works on big screen
• Men behaving badly:
• Taiwan's role in Northeast Asia
• Bolivians' 'American dream' turns sour in Argentina sweatshops
• Allardyce tips McClaren for England job
• Internet access seen blocking students from learning
• Chinese art forms see latest trend of 'modernization'
• Ford fights back amid car buying slump
• South Korea sees protests over new U.S. military base
• Cheney rebukes Russia on democracy, energy
• Anaheim's Russian rookie comes up big in goal
• LeBron does it again as Cavaliers defeat Wizards
• Thousands flee Dili amid unrest
• DPP Taipei primary list remains blank
• Chen arrives in Paraguay after Amsterdam transit
• In Brief
• Future of design in Taiwan rests in bold hands
• Wearing it loud and proud
• Morales makes his stand
• Caribbean braces for another bad hurricane season
• Pacific islands see coconuts as potential biofuel source
• Fiji military chief, prime minister clash before polls
• Millwood's four-hitter gives bullpen rest
• O'Neal flexes some muscle, bounces Bulls into offseason
• Suns defeat the Lakers in an overtime thriller
• Cole will be ready for World Cup, says Wenger
• IC experts urge ties with Philippines
• MOE to appeal ruling that state should recognize PRC diplomas
• Dredging task may be handed to military
• EPA to open interchange at Pinglin
• Signing FTA with U.S. is high on MOEA work agenda
• Imperial presents new chicken soup
• 'Star Band' live at Ziga Zaga
• UFO introduces arts program
• Miramar Cinema retains excellence
• Evergreen offers festival delicacy
• U.S. father grabs child in ugly custody battle
• ECCT, ICRT raise NT$500,000 for Community Services Center
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• Itinerants join book club
• Jusus is the shepherds of his people
• Luxury house throws Taipei bash
• At writer's school, her fall elicits sympathy
• Ducks' Selanne is key in Game 1
• Resilience and resolve reverses history for Cavs
• Jenks blows save as Sox lose third to baseball's worst team
• Braves are playing in a cold new world of doubt
• Migrants join livelihood seminar
• Twu suggests novel idea to highlight WHO issue
• KMT candidates stress integrity
• Alaska transit still on, Huang says
• Heat wave kills 47 people in India
• Chen, Duarte affirm cooperation
• Group promotes awareness on children's health
• Greens afflicted with skin ulcers, Kuomintang with cancer, Lu says
• Mother's Day at Gloria Prince Hotel
• Splendor presents tung flower package
• Pearl Liang offers season's flavors
• Mother's Day at Regent Taipei
• AIG Taiwan subsidiary to acquire Central Insurance Company Ltd
• Barbaro cruises to Kentucky Derby win
• Governments, media feel pressure from digital age, says Gowing
• Old habits die hard for graft-prone 'Korea Inc.'
• In Brief
• Cruise's antics drop him to U.S. magazines' B team
• Pei appointed as new assistant bishop
• Lakers don't even put up a good fight in their Game Seven thrashing by the Suns
• Chang breaks record for homers in CPBL
• Party members urge DPP to avoid conflicting ties
• Mayorga's mistake was stepping into ring in first place
• Devils are blown away by Hurricanes in opener
• Some lawmakers claiming party assets bill targets KMT
• Nobel prize winner urges Chen to transit in Ireland
• Women on parental leave may get monthly help
• Ahmadinejad writes letter to Bush
• Woman appeals to courts to keep her daughter
• 'Three links' goes to showdown vote
• Emotional Zidane bows out of the Bernabeu with goal
• Van Nistelrooy's fate hangs in the balance
• Nobel laureate returns to lead divided nation
• Afghan women help repair torn nation with handicrafts
• Philippine lawmakers end two-month standoff
• Big Ben's contributions are key for the Pistons
• Jol forced to settle for UEFA Cup spot
• Sharks make things difficult for Pronger, Oilers
• Torre gets his 1,000th victory as the Yankees skipper
• Group urges aborigines to use real names
• President reveals plans to forgo U.S. transit stop
• Enron trial nears climax after weeks of intense scrutiny of top executives
• OBuy aims for chunk of B2C pie
• U.S. illusionist ends stunt without breaking record
• Heat disappear in playoff opener against Nets
• Good food & happy hour at La Brasserie
• Mother's Day at Splendor Taichung
• Zojirushi rice cooker for Mother's Day
• Royal Hsinchu presents festival delicacy
• Royal Taipei celebrates festival
• Sherwood presents family set menu
• Regent's azie serves U.S. roast beef
• Devils find themselves in precarious 0-2 hole
• CDC says diplomat's daughter being treated to prevent AIDS
• Child cannot leave before custody case is retried, says court
• Forum holds debate on reform of Constitution
• Wang continues to criticize Kuo, asks her to resign
• Chen extends regards to Bush during meeting with Laura
• Yeh pulls out of KMT primary
• Chen pulls surprise with stopover in Libya
• Su demands return of sugar assets to coffers
• Police reveal twist in train derailment investigation
• UMC says earnings in April up 32.93%
• Adidas claims top spot from Nike, reports profit surge
• Asian office rentals get boost from strong economies
• Film makes case for sainthood for 9-11 victim
• Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he remains hopeful of keeping talismanic striker Thierry Henry at the London club next season
• White Sox may be too mellow for own good
• China sees surge in illnesses
• East Timor prime minister says unrest a coup attempt
• Yanking Turkey's tightrope
• Japan
• Europe
• Movie found misrepresenting coma patients
• University unveils electronic caregiver
• Red Sox batter Randy Johnson
• Baseball historian argues that Babe Ruth could have hit 1,150 homers
• Mavericks muscle up, throw down Spurs
• Chen pulls surprise with stopover in Libya
• Sijhih blast kills two, injures 10
• Western concern over nuke plans a
• Developing world nurses plug gap in the West
• Giant panda appears set to be named representative animal of Washington
• New suspect detained in Lafayette investigation
• U.S. official defends decision on stopover
• Iran ramps up anti-Western rhetoric
• Israel agrees to aid plan for Palestinians
• Lee Jye slammed as 'unprofessional'
• Taiwan to see heavy rains as tropical storm approaches
• MOJ questions Kung in cases of corruption
• Police crack down on hundreds of illegal operations
• Chen signs accord during visit to Libya
• Cross-strait disputes seen as root of nation's political predicament
• Young views Taiwan-U.S. ties as being still steady
• Legislature set to vote on direct transport links with PRC
• U.S. trade official to review relations
• Supporters set to welcome Chen
• Opposition accuses president of jeopardizing ties with U.S.
• China blasts Libya for permitting visit by Chen
• Indian prisoners protest Chile's anti-terror law
• Judge rules UK abused power over hijackers
• Groups push for 'women only' rail cars
• Foreign scholars want to know why United States denies, revokes their visas
• Rats seen as better alternative to dogs for sniffing landmines
• 'Team buy' gains popularity among Chinese shoppers
• Taiex gains; Hon Hai rises on jump in sales
• Greenback rebounds after Fed keeps options open
• Behavior guide tackles image of 'ugly Americans'
• Mother's Day origin
• THE MOTHERHOOD DEVELOPMENT CHART
• The journalist who stood up to McCarthy
• Showdown on the evening news
• Superstardom or nightmare, your choice
• Air Supply back in Taiwan for 3-day gig
• Red Hot Chili Peppers orbit familiar worlds
• Tortoise meat is not for the faint-hearted
• Downsizing muffins ups nutrition content
• Snacks to go with wine: Put down the pat?and pass the popcorn
• Wade's burst looks ominous for Nets
• Devils on brink of joining Rangers on summer vacation
• Steinbrenner and a loss won't lead to a crisis
• Vendors switching on to software expo
• Taiwan competitiveness ranking drops 7 places
• Technology seen taking lead from consumers
• Samsung, Hynix, Infineon settle US$160m lawsuit
• Canon names Uchida as chief, enters flat-screen market
• Central Bank likely to lift interest rates
• Credit Suisse to add 900 workers in Singapore
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• Communists take early lead in state polls around India
• China launches self-censoring 'Wikipedia'
• Australia reaffirms will not sell much wanted uranium to India
• Malaysia's ruling party celebrates 60th birthday
• Thousands evacuated as Merapi spews lava
• In Brief
• Prodi readies to assume power as new prime minister
• Air Supply back in Taiwan for 3-day gig
• Downsizing muffins ups nutrition content
• McClaren looks to England after UEFA defeat
• Life with Lois
• The Mother's Day gift that lasts
• Accomplished biker
• Italy scandal should come as no surprise
• I can go even faster, says Gatlin
• Tatung needs to beat Bhutan side to progress at the President
• Sad tales from an African childhood are all too commonplace
• Cheese makers sell 'stilton' perfume
• Barry Bonds is not alone in abhorrent behavior
• Ma refutes claims he profited from polls
• British dentistry
• It's a miracle!
• Relaxing burglary
• Perpetual collegian will give it one more year
• In Brief
• Federer meets Nalbandian in Rome semis
• British House of Lords blocks assisted suicide law
• Nine in Spanish court over stamp fraud case
• Robinson betrayed his Nets' teammates
• In Brief
• The real Marion steps up for the Suns
• Taipei travel guide to hit bookstands
• Oilers' penalty killing hurts Sharks
• Most view adultery as a crime
• Yemen poet takes on al-Qaida - in verse
• Remarkable bond forms between Israeli, Palestinian
• Timber mill fire being probed
• President's son-in-law files suit against Chiu Yi
• Su defends decision to suspend Kong
• Meeting between Chen, U.S. first lady arranged
• 'Co-prosperity' project to get NT$3 billion
• Ammunition depots in Taipei to be relocated, Chou promises
• New uranium traces found in Iran, U.N. says
• Civic groups launch protest against system of education
• Chen calls on citizens to sing anthem proudly
• Villagers flee rumbling Mount Merapi
• Many doubt if ecosabotage should be called terrorism
• OFW Family Club member appeals for financial aid
• The vineyard of the Lord
• Itinerant turns to God for guidance and strength, hopes to assist foreign spouses adjust to life away from home
• Boat capsizes as tropical storm lashes Philippines
• Win roundtrip tickets, exciting tours to the Philippines
• In Brief
• Aguman marks third anniversary, inducts officers
• Bicolanos prepare Mother
• MECO-Kaohsiung holds Labor Day celebration MECO-Kaohsiung holds Labor Day celebration
• Filipino shares limelight with percussion group
• President facing danger of broken promise as WHO vote looms
• Cabinet looks to break cross-strait links stalemate
• In Brief
• Annan begins Asian tour amid strained ties
• One more Indonesian dies of H5N1, says official
• Cleanup starts as storm left Philippines
• Blair to resign in mid-2007, papers report
• Four decades ago, Mao launched chaos in China
• Building mature U.S.-Taiwan ties
• In Brief
• Chen lauds de Klerk for his efforts in South Africa
• Australia needs China, not sheep
• No certainty over verdict in Enron trial
• Party headquarters may be bugged again, says DPP
• Bank urged to clear up insider trading allegations
• 'Da Vinci Code' movie stirs fervor, protests
• Hong Kong director finds fans abroad
• Report says Lee concocted alibi in derailment case
• Weather bureau issues heavy rain alert
• In Brief
• Iraq violence leaves more than 30 dead in growing unrest
• Evidence shows how hormones wire the minds of men, women
• For locals, Cannes fest means multi-million-dollar business
• Soaring commodity prices show no signs of abating
• Hanjin sees improvement in trade in second quarter
• IMO adopts guidelines on fair treatment
• Swiss private bank woos investors to media fund
• Sale of telecom giant Telstra right on track, says Australian finance minister
• Rickmers to set up Tokyo company
• Ghent conference to debate RoRo growth
• OOCL introduces GIS service
• CKYH to add AWE-5 service
• Tatung makes the second round
• Espanyol escapes relegation with last-gasp winner
• Guillen fuming after Sox's third defeat in a row
• Cavaliers growing in front of our eyes
• China's Three Gorges raises questions for future projects
• In corners of China, Catholic Church begins to heal
• Giants Microsoft, Google gear up for titanic clash
• Wine purveyor Jessie Fang is optimistic Taiwan is ready for more New World vintages
• Political woes cloud Thailand tourism
• Devils show pride, avoid sweep by Hurricanes
• 'Hitman' makes winning start at welter
• Gerrard hails shootout hero Reina
• Sloppy game spoils outing for Sinon Bulls
• Nowitzki leads Mavs past Spurs
• ST develops STR910F series
• Ambassador offers choice delicacy
• Osteoporosis not necessarily caused by aging
• 2006 Mercedes-Benz golf tournament to open on June 6
• Volkswagen leads in import cars
• Chrysler 300C makes debut here
• FSC chief attempts to clear name
• Economic strategy meeting set for June
• Taiwan adopts health policy outlined at WHA, says CDC
• Ex-magistrate of Nantou gets prison term
• Taiwan's diplomacy begins to grow up
• Economists worry stronger yuan will revive U.S. inflation
• Insider trading claim envelops first family
• Riyadh in a twist over lingerie
• Heat is fulfilling postseason promise
• Howard 's homers power Phillies to sweep of Reds
• Chen optimistic on ties with U.S.
• MND urges purchase of UAE mini submarines
• Envoy optimistic Vatican will remain Taiwan's ally
• In Brief
• Changhua councilor ruled guilty of corruption
• Britain mulls lessons in its
• AU mediator warns defiant rebels
• Europe promises Iran 'generous' nuclear offer
• Vatican minister sees ignorance, media hype in Da Vinci Code
• In Brief
• Aviation sector must work to innovate, analysts urge
• Prices of metals slump on fears of rate hike effect
• BOJ chief cools speculation of early rate hike
• New guide aims to erase
• U.S. should talk to Iran
• Turkey offers constructive East-West link
• So much for modern English values
• Couples flock to U.S. to choose next baby's sex
• Space rock could hit Earth in April 2036, say experts
• Japan 'slacker' generation enjoys being in low society
• U.S. rate hikes could slam PRC
• Wall Street losses on Friday sends Taiex down 1.41%
• Juve retains Scudetto but scandal escalates
• Oilers take Game 5, series as Devils have no more comebacks left
• Oilers pounce on Sharks errors to claim Game Five
• Nash must break out of funk if Suns are to advance
• Red Hot Chili Peppers orbit familiar worlds
• Tortoise meat is not for the faint-hearted
• Snacks to go with wine: Put down the paté and pass the popcorn
• More flee as volcano activity increases
• Events
• Theater
• Concerts
• Live Music
• Clubs &Pubs
• Hotels
• Museums
• Galleries
• Legislature stalls over China links
• Majority found favoring autonomous foreign policy
• Chen's approval rating drops to record low, TSU poll shows
• Officials optimistic on Taiwan's WHO bid
• Tamil Tiger leader says group ready for 'full-scale war'
• China remains stiffest hurdle for Taiwan WHO hopes
• Bali bombing defendant alleges torture by police
• Khai's deputy named as new Vietnam chief
• Inter-Korean talks on sea border stall following 'lack of progress'
• In Brief
• All rise for the judges of Egypt
• 'Da Vinci Code' phenomenon sweeps Cannes
• Philippine censor gives Howard's film adult rating
• Amputee successfully gets to top of Everest
• In Brief
• Logistics company DHL bags Trusted Brand award
• ProMOS to build 12-inch wafer fab plant
• Taiwan mulls buying F-16s, report says
• MOE opposes idea of caning teenage vandals
• CWB issues sea warning
• Lawmakers bicker over reform bill
• New Taiwan dollar weakens further against greenback
• MRT construction worker dies after falling into hole
• In Brief
• Pharmacies warned to pay back excess fees charged to BNHI
• Chao vows to donate part of investment gains
• Geologists warn of possible volcanic eruption
• CEPD expresses concern over construction stalemate
• Officials urge caution against enterovirus
• High Court sentences suspect in kidnapping to life in prison
• In Brief
• Darfur rebels given 2 more weeks to sign peace accord
• In Brief
• Tien Lei reaps SBL honors
• Wenger hopes Gunners are team of destiny
• No simple theories can explain soccer hooliganism
• Flintoff upbeat despite misses
• Ballack takes parting shot
• SIDELINES
• Guam presents summer school
• Expats to climb Taipei 101 for charity
• Violinist Mutter to play strictly Mozart sonatas at two concerts
• Freshfields offers special room rate
• 'Seize the Spring' at Sherwood
• SMEA offers technician training program
• Mavericks move within one win of eliminating Spurs
• Cavs seize the moment in Game 4
• Bonds chasing his own ghost
• Leica strategy focuses on exclusivity
• Judge rules Beslan rebel committed terrorist act
• China's yuan policy remains same, say experts
• Chao apologizes but says investments legal
• Renegades decide to stay on with SBL
• Victim's mother says she trusts police in probe of derailment
• Tempers fray as legislative session nears end
• Taipower set to hike rates by 8 percent
• KMT, PFP renew bid to sell out Taiwan
• Child abuse sparks calls for Canberra to intervene
• MOTC urges local airlines to merge
• Two presidential ad hoc groups to be shut down
• Chen trip violated law, states CAA
• Cobras' rookie hurler silences Bears' powerful bats
• Local manufacturers pushing limits of global design
• Airbus A350 revamp may mean more aid
• Stars align for Heat on way to Conference finals
• Surprising Tigers tie White Sox for first
• PRC athlete 're-educated' after tantrum
• In Brief
• Hedge fund regulation could misfire, says Bernanke
• Philippines budget surplus in 9 years due to efficiency
• Study shows U.S. need for Asian firms
• U.S. dollar weak against yen on trade, yield worries
• Bank of Japan may wait until July to raise rate
• Singapore raises GDP for 2006 to 7 percent
• Australian consumer confidence at 7-month low
• Rich Asians still spend with care, experts say
• Local competitiveness seen facing challenges
• Paraguay overshadowed still by clouds of dictatorship
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• Will Israel bomb Iran?
• Latin America's different tunes
• Stealing to preserve history
• Indian doctors block roads as part of caste-quota protests
• Karens call for talks on ceasefire
• Rolling Stone set to celebrate 1,000th issue milestone
• In Brief
• Opus Dei head prays for 'Da Vinci' author and actors
• Suicide bomber kills 7, including top official, in southern Russia
• In Brief
• In Brief
• Beijing launches measures to seize bogus Taiwan fruit
• Medical staffers accused of fabricating records
• Taiwan planning to make supersonic anti-ship missiles, claims newspaper
• Chinese character festival launched by Ma in Taipei
• Current WHO bid is low-key, says Chen
• Cabinet clears bill to ban age discrimination
• SIDELINES
• World Cup bad for fans' health
• Cobras' rookie hurler silences Bears' powerful bats
• Beckham can't stop Sevilla but Real stays second
• Graduation party at Far Eastern
• Club Med offers South Sea family tours
• Shang Palace features festival delicacy
• Optical fiber finds new usage
• 'Silk' crew to kick off publicity activity
• CPA launches Wilderness Experience
• ST introduces new product solution
• Taipei revs up for automobile parts show
• Southern China sees evacuations as Chanchu nears
• Storm kills two in Pingtung
• Henry ponders future after European heartbreak
• DGBAS sees GDP to reach 4.31% in 2006
• NSC issues draft of security report
• Battles with Afghan Taliban leave over 70 dead
• WHO official says Taiwan receives adequate benefits
• President's son-in-law drops DPP membership
• Hollywood finds religion, but not everyone sees the same light
• Tom Cruise, dude, what the problem-o?
• Sir Ian McKellen has designs on 'Da Vincu Code'
• The 'Da Vinci' phenomenon : FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
• Galleries
• Food fair gathers Taichung
• Museums
• Confidence is key in making strawberry shortcakes
• Cooking fresh in the kitchen with carrots
• Hotels
• Clubs&Pubs
• Live Music
• Concerts
• Riot police close parts of Cairo to avert possible demonstrations
• Theater
• In Brief
• Hamas issues new security challenge to Abbas
• Events
• In Brief
• Fiji military threatens to fight new government
• Australian wheat board apologizes for kickbacks
• Nepal moves to curtail king's powers
• U.N. envoy begins visit to Myanmar
• Japan and China fail to bridge gulf on sea dispute
• Many return to slopes of Merapi
• FET ready to drop call costs
• Hello Kitty releases new line of cosmetics
• Taiwan's bad loans problem may peak this year
• Greenback gives back some gains following data release
• Taiex drops 1.16% after Wall Street's fall
• Fewer girls, and few in Indian village will discuss why
• Scholarship program yields first Afghan students
• Security guards in Iraq risk lives in exchange for big paychecks
• In Brief
• Three Gorges still stirs debates ahead of completion celebration
• Duncan leads Spurs to Game Five victory
• Using independent diplomacy to protect democracy
• Moscow mysteries
• Verlander wins duel with help from Wilson
• Yuan debate moves from one 'M' word to another
• Democracy disconnect in Egypt
• Torres plays key role as Oilers make semis
• Cavaliers making believers out of many
• 'Gifted student exams' illegal and ridiculous, officials claim
• MOE firm on barring PRC diplomas
• Chen's request for bail denied
• Cabinet approves plan to preserve much of historic leper sanatorium
• Central Weather Bureau lifts land, sea warnings for Chanchu
• Pan blue, green caucuses agree to work on uncontroversial bills
• Decision to penalize TVBS reversed
• Taiwan Catholics air views on 'Da Vinci Code' movie
• Keelung mayor indicted on profiteering charges
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• Prosecutors subpoena friend of Chao's in finance scandal
• Veteran striker Larsson signs off in style
• U.S. trade official to visit next week
• Magette stars as the Clippers force Game Seven
• Chen states case for Taiwan's WHO entry
• In Brief
• Opposition builds against 'gifted student' tests
• Barbaro got running start at Florida farm
• Uncertainty shrouds top prosecutor choice
• World Cup boosts sports trading card market in Taiwan
• Hog farmer arrested after double murder
• Eyelash extensions have fashion followers all aflutter
• Lu appeals for leniency toward Chao
• Getting tootsies in shape for summer
• Chen says there should be 'no holding back' in development of cross-strait ties
• Vice president hopes to present her new book to Chinese leader
• CEC sets date for mayoral, council elections in Taipei, Kaohsiung
• Researchers developing new device to revitalize human neural systems
• Ma expresses regret over Hsu indictment
• Majority of women toyed with idea of never marrying
• Chile Supreme Court grants bail to Peru's Fujimori
• U.S. still has no official language after lawmakers water down bill
• In Brief
• Chao's pal arrested in stock case
• Violence seen as common among teens dating in U.S.
• Harper walks new tightrope with Afghan troop plans
• In Brief
• Nepali parliament strips king of his powers
• EU agrees in theory to outlaw Tamil tigers
• Officer says Pakistan shelters Taliban
• Sidelines
• Some U.S. schools cancel Friday classes due to fuel costs
• Gayle's maiden home century can't save Windies from loss to India
• Proof of life is a task in northern Indian state
• Pujols dismisses steroid rumors and talk of age
• Not a good first installment in Wood
• New-time religion adopts high-tech 'Godcasting'
• Fedex responds to demand with new operations station
• Paradise lost in the Netherlands
• Mothering Russia
• Auto parts expo draws thousands
• Gender seen as dividing Afghanistan's parliament
• Asian stocks head for biggest weekly drop in two years
• Russia's role in Palestine
• Experts see need to study, plan pensions
• In Brief
• Greenback slides as Japan's growth beats forecasts
• Majority of women toyed with idea of never marrying
• Taiex up 0.57% on bargain hunting
• Researchers developing new device to revitalize human neural systems
• Vice president hopes to present her new book to Chinese leader
• Lu appeals for leniency toward Chao
• Hog farmer arrested after double murder
• Uncertainty shrouds top prosecutor choice
• Opposition builds against 'gifted student' tests
• WHO bans local journalists from covering WHA meet
• Human Rights League defends freedom of Taiwanese reporters
• Lee slams ruling, opposition parties
• Daughter honors mother
• FMTA holds forum for Filipino spouses
• Filipina wins ' model migrant' title
• Community organizations
• Calendar of Events
• Opus Dei member addresses curiosity about cilice wearing practice
• Migrants celebrate Mother
• Dancing with Sindaw
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• Win roundtrip tickets, exciting holiday tours to the Philippines
• A love like no other
• Community groups buy inmates basketball uniforms
• Filipina triumphs against all odds
• Oilers' Roloson comes up big in goal
• Klinsmann hoping speed kills for Germany at the World Cup
• After shooting goes south, Mavs must do same
• Pistons still alive after squeaker against Cavs
• In Brief
• White Sox, Cubs are polar opposites
• Big Unit's fastball is beginning to show its age
• Summer music on the lawn is back!
• Women who gave up children for adoption face woes
• In Brief
• Yahoo launches academic search engine
• Yao questions premier's integrity
• Toppoly allowed to buy Philips unit in China
• Immigration policy cited as key issue
• CEPD warns against over-dependence on China
• Chen issues apology for Chao's behavior
• Police nab 90-year-old for smuggling heroin
• Economic blockade of Taiwan a possibility, says report
• Tulip time in Holland offers an extravaganza of
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• French are rudest, most boring people on earth, Germans second, says survey
• Taliban's Dadullah says he has not been captured
• Increased violence ushers in new era for Afghanistan
• Building of PRC dam complete
• Appalling infant mortality
• Looking forward to the time when we can stop working
• Some doctors see promise using robots during surgery
• Female legislators find politics far from politically correct
• President praises Kiribati as staunch ally
• Taiwan must be 'firewall,' analyst says
• Cobras' 'Little Chick' Lin stops the La New Bears with a shutout gem
• Hou seeks talks with PRC equal
• Taiwan sees sharp increase in suicides last year, Justice Ministry report reveals
• Group to release multilingual flu-fighting CD
• Taipei 101 climbathon raises NT$1.85 million
• Doctor uses cell phone as medical tool
• Su urges Pingtung to speed up development of Tapeng Bay resort
• DPP needs action,not just apologies
• Montenegro votes on independence
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• Uganda olive branch to rebels sparks new worries
• Morales urges coca growers to curb cultivation
• Five killed, one survives in U.S. coal mine blast
• Lordi reigns over Eurovision
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• Troops nab Kashmir rebels by tracking their cell phones
• Australian miners say ready to cut legs off to survive
• Permitting meeting with Aung seen as attempt to prevent action by U.N.
• Kenya still dealing with colonial legacy
• Access to Gisele lines a Vietnamese dream
• Choking on PRC fortunes
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• Despite poor reviews, 'Da Vinci Code' finds box office Holy Grail
• Prince William admits being a DIY disaster
• Joerg Wolle says you can't fake passion for your job
• Ball returns to Arcelor
• Hurricanes fall to Sabres in Game One
• Barca is beaten but Eto'o claims 'Pichichi' award
• Forget about Barry Bonds and No. 714
• No holds barred, as Chicago witnesses a brawl
• Asian cinema on a roll at Cannes film market
• Prosecutors raid Chao family residence in Tainan
• Greenback stabilizes against yen on U.S. interest rate advantage
• Taiwan blocked from WHA for 10th year in row
• Toppoly wins approval for plan to invest US$21 million in PRC
• Taiwan's new push for WHA role
• To 'An Inconvenient Truth'
• 'Da Vinci ' reveals double standards
• Pope to urge Poland to defend legacy
• 'Little Paris' resorts to candles as power cuts halt activity
• Miners speak of their ordeal underground
• Intellectual Property Court faces setbacks
• Prosecutors raid Chao family residence in Tainan
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• Overseas posting as alternative military service may be expanded
• Taiwan lawmakers recommend Vietnam as
• Court indicts TV host for fixing games, running gambling den
• CAL says trainees fired for misconduct
• Soong will not run for president in 2008 if elected Taipei mayor, says spokesman
• DPP's divisions deepen over Kaohsiung primary
• Siew will join Su in chairing June meeting
• Intellectual Property Court faces setbacks
• People vote for a separate Montenegro
• WHO chief dies after emergency surgery on brain
• China lashes out at Asian steelmakers over iron ore talks
• France may find weaker euro hard to get
• Punch adds a chapter to Chicago baseball
• Oilers leave Ducks in a 2-0 hole
• It's time horses came first in Triple Crown
• It's LeBron's world, but Prince's Palace
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• West Bank, Iran on Olmert
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• Obesity seen raising risk of breast cancer
• Trans fats make fast foods delicious but dangerous, health professionals warn
• Madonna crucifies herself in 'Confessions' tour opener
• Pirated 'Da Vinci' DVD hits PRC streets
• Howard Hsinchu offers festival hamper
• Nan Shan Life ranks 4th in "Big 100'
• Lan Ting introduces new desserts
• U.S. Beef Weeks at Grand Hi-Lai
• Discovery 3 makes Taiwan debut
• Queen Elizabeth II to honor Chang
• AADA to increase bunker surcharge
• WTSA member lines to raise beef, pork and poultry rates
• CPC eyes oil exploration in Libya
• Asian markets prop up struggling U.S. automakers
• U.S. calls for direct Taipei-Beijing talks
• Export orders up 18.57% on strong U.S., PRC demand
• CEPD chairman urges KMT to attend economic forum
• Taipower plans to raise electricity rates by July
• WHA rebuffs PRC's attempt to strike Taiwan from record
• Bank chairman questioned in stock scandal
• Chou found not guilty in KRTC scandal
• MOFA unsurprised, tenacious following WHO rejection
• Law passed to end price gouging of agriculture goods
• Nurses allowed to administer vaccines in absence of doctor
• Su and Tu clash over usage of idiom
• KMT, DPP face woes in mayoral primaries
• In Brief
• China Airlines says CAA to blame for Chen pilot
• MOEA promises to go all out to get back Taisugar
• In Brief
• Government in Uzbekistan exploitative, says Amnesty
• Japan free speech worries intensify over security bill
• Short-term pressure on NT dollar not digested, say dealers
• BEA, Systex, HP establish center for IT strategy
• In Brief
• Caesarean births could harm mother, baby, study finds
• British women hooked on
• World economy expected to grow 3.1% in 2006
• Economist urges Taiwan to invest more overseas
• PRC urges U.S. to drop 'Cold War' mentality on trade
• In Brief
• Greenback weakens causing cautious Asian trading
• Taiex falls 1.36% amid global slide in stock prices
• Hurricanes slip past Sabres
• Aussies feel bullet-proof under Hiddink
• Tatung players flunk fitness test in President's Cup
• SIDELINES
• Ezetimibe lowers cholesterol
• ASUS introduces new S6 notebook
• SIA launches cargo service to Tianjin
• NOVA opens school in Taipei
• Spurs dethroned
• Clippers finish great season badly
• One shaky inning sinks Wang against Boston
• King Hicham bids farewell to track fans
• Sherwood presents summer quenchers
• FDA committee affirms GARDASIL data
• Festival delicacy at Splendor
• Evergreen Keelung offers rice dumplings
• Global warming could be worse than predicted, study shows
• Rebel forces appear more organized, analysts say
• Lu issues challenge to agencies
• China's yuan policy remains same, say experts
• KMT launches drive to recall President Chen
• DPP to hold primary to choose candidate for Kaohsiung mayor
• WHO bid seen slowly progressing
• New scandal threatens president, party
• Indonesia entering new era, say experts
• Prosecutors grill Chao family members
• Lovable Cubs taking on smell of
• Sinon win puts heat on La New
• Ducks down to last quack
• Weary Pistons do little right from opening tip
• Tea Festival at Yilan's Tatung Village
• Smirnoff ice hockey games May 26-27
• Imperial presents FIFA events
• Splendor Taichung offers festival delicacy
• Artist Chen Luoke shares creative moments with friends
• 'Museums and Young People' drive launched
• E-Ten introduces G500 GPS PDA phone
• Wine & dine at Far Eastern
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• Ronaldinho set to star on World Cup stage
• Taiex up 0.48% as investors seek bargains
• Greenback firmer as investors shy from risky markets
• In Brief
• Nike running shoe synchronized to iPod music players
• PRC hikes fuel prices amid oil rally
• In Brief
• Breast cancer MRI seen worth it
• Need for reform on tracks
• Reclaiming the heart of the American city
• Justice creating more terror
• Vision needed to energize council
• Oxfam cries foul ahead of World Cup
• Hungry children waste away in India
• Without Poles in the fields, the German harvest suffers
• In Brief
• Sixty suspected Afghani Taliban killed
• In Brief
• Software piracy still rampant in Asia, costing US$34 billion a year, study reveals
• Credit Suisse touts emerging markets
• DHL get top ranking for 20th straight year
• Asian meet opens with call for ties
• Brother to testify in case of train derailment death
• Prosecutors suspect general of insider trading
• Public allowed free journey in Tucheng line trial
• Genetically modified papaya said unsafe
• Public warned not to buy 'zongzi' on street
• Executive Yuan approves extra budget for military
• World's oldest Chinese daily to close
• World heads hold meet to discuss Iran
• Row erupts with guards at hospital
• Casio camera set to snap up market
• Kuan withdraws from race for Kaohsiung nomination
• Chao detained for alleged role in TDC scandal
• Louvre cashes in with a little help from ' Da Vinci Code '
• Ready or not, disaster flicks come crashing back
• Lucas finds the depth in a summer blockbuster
• No secret where ' Da Vinci ' falters
• Chicks still 'Not Ready To Make Nice'
• Azie offers prime-grade rib eye roast beef
• Hyatt's Cafe goes Vietnamese
• Gardenhire is tossed as Indians blank the Twins 11-0
• Mauresmo, Hingis hope to shine at French Open
• After Spurs series, Mavs
• Hospital hell in Harare
• Protecting the health of our kids
• Taiwan needs neither princes nor inquisitions
• Japanese turn to spiritualism to help people remember ' past lives '
• UK sets sights on giant grass to supplement energy needs
• Taiex down 0.22% on interest rate fears
• Greenback retreats on sturdy U.S. housing data
• Takeover target BAA says worth over US$18.7b, will defend itself
• MSPEA buys 19.9 percent stake in CTCI Corporation
• China official apologizes for not protecting heritage more
• Indian students step up protest over college quotas
• Kazakh pipeline begins delivering oil to China
• Situation in sinking Tuvalu is scary, says prime minister
• Beijing slams criticism of military expansion
• Death toll from Thai floods increases
• In Brief
• Human rights group reveals Sudan militia killed 100 east Chad villagers during the last month
• In Brief
• Taishang gathering organized by SEF slated for June 1
• Groups urge local journalists to be more professional
• EU sees itself as model for cross-strait ties
• Hsuehshan Tunnel to open on June 16, claims MOTC
• MOE seeks bettering of school meals for kindergarten students
• KMT says Chen should name new prosecutor candidate
• Chen mulls reform of advisory system at president's office
• Legislature remains divided over cross-strait amendment
• KMT chair rules out proposal by his party to recall president
• DPP legislators apologize to supporters
• Lee, Chou argue over NPA post
• Officials quarantine Indonesian village
• Australia deploys advance troops to East Timor
• Galleries
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• Live Music
• Concerts
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• Potato salad right for spring
• Filipina turns house into a home
• Mavericks move within one win of eliminating Spurs
• Chen states case for Taiwan's WHO entry
• WHO chief dies after emergency surgery on brain
• Group sets up two memorials for victims of London blasts
• In Brief
• DOH reveals suicide figures
• Ting vows to push for recall drive
• Hau gets KMT nod for mayoral race
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• Amid scandals, president looks to God
• Court orders Lee released in train derailment case
• Presidential Office appeals to media to refrain from speculating on Sogo case
• Thousands ride new MRT line between Taipei and Tucheng
• Pundit pans Taiwan's WHO exclusion
• Consensus reached in Taiwan-U.S. talks
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• Fresh fighting erupts in Somali capital
• Canadian government looks to fixed election dates
• Treading lightly at G-8
• When we said goodbye to the USS Oriskany
• Peaceful separation from Serbia
• Witnessing the end of the Enron era
• Girl's death 2,200 years ago is one of world's oldeat cases
• 'Retro Kevin' is np mere bike collector
• Russian gays suffer setback after first pride parade attempt
• Cannes shapes up as feast for Spain and Mexico
• Strange holds narrow lead over Taiwan's Yeh in Manila
• Despite loss, Suns still have major reason to smile
• Hasselhoff makes guest appearance for Dirk
• Cubs find another way to lose in strange game against the Braves
• Barrett suspension the last thing Cubs need at this point
• Migrant revives indigenous music
• TIC's Tagalog Fellowship offering free Bible courses
• New missionaries of Christ
• In Brief
• Decline in English proficiency in Philippines threatens economy
• Win roundtrip tickets, exciting holiday tours to the Philippines
• Calendar of Events
• Cordillerans stand united
• UST Singers to hit Taipei stage
• Perseverance is key to success, says Western Union customer
• Reaching out for something beyond us
• Yushan reopens with Mountain Guardianship Rites
• National park offers many attractions ... if you
• In Brief
• Hutchison Whampoa interested in buying MobilCom, German phone operator says
• Japan business confidence seen sagging
• U.S. business cycle arbiter holding out on recession call
• TSMC still most respected firm in Taiwan, poll finds
• International Health Report
• Necessity of DOTS in Taiwan
• Total recall for TB prevention and treatment in Taiwan
• In Brief
• China to include Hong Kong, Macao in conservation project, says newspaper
• In Brief
• Protesters march to Cheney
• Ban on disposable plastic food containers starts today
• Lee Ying-yuan announces new campaign group
• Philippine labor head pushes for more Filipino workers in Taiwan
• In Brief
• DPP becomes member of Liberal International
• Yu outlines new
• Lu says cross-strait ties in
• Taichung taxi drivers protest bus policy
• DPP legislators slam preferential interest rate for retired personnel
• Parents groups fight for better protection of students
• Chen praises first lady for diplomatic success
• Barrichello benefits from bizarre finish in U.S. Formula 1 race
• Rugby sevens, softball shine
• Taiwan loses but advances in Asian Games basketball
• Seahawk grabs NFL record with five TDs
• Unstoppable Serena wins eighth tourney of year
• Yankees clinch best record
• AIDS and gay rights activist wages battle on Chinese sexual mores
• Pakistan takes heat from India prime minister over 'terrorism'
• North Korea to face empty bowls from U.N. halt
• Indonesia police, soldiers brawl, killing at least four
• Karzai's troops overrun renegade base
• Several Yemenis injured in shootout near UK embassy
• Tropical storm hits Jamaica with floods, mudslides; thousands evacuated in western Cuba
• Initial round of voting takes Kostunica closer to presidency
• Standard Chartered's Fauzi Ichsan personifies the new Indonesia
• Legislator, police clash over complaint probe
• Taiwan aborigines return from U.N. forum
• Taiwan sends 20-person rescue team to Indonesia
• Chen Chu takes lead in DPP primary poll
• Alonso gets first win at Monaco as Schumacher starts from back
• Australia's Strange wins the Philippine Open; Taiwan's Yeh finishes third
• Oilers' penalty killing shows better team won the West
• Wade handles Pistons and the critics
• world cup notes
• Bears thwart Bulls challenge, move four ahead of the pack
• It's time for Glass to take action, then let GM do his job
• A-Rod still hot for Yankees in win over Royals
• OOCL launches 3rd S-class ship
• Evergreen named best carrier of intra-Asia service 2006
• Samskip enhances Swedish market
• TFA lines to raise bunker surcharge
• ITS to boost China-USEC service
• MOL achieves revenue growth in FY2005
• Electricity woes plague nations in South Asia as mercury boils
• Signs of shrinking labor supply in China beginning to emerge, says Beijing
• Tackling counterfeiters too costly a task for many small wineries
• Official sees positive side to dollar's slide
• Concerns escalate over worldwide commodity ' bubble '
• In Brief
• Pitt and Jolie have baby girl in Africa
• Ultra-Orthodox Jews surf the forbidden Web
• Former Beatle makes no case for reining in the press
• PRC pollution fight an inflation risk
• End political decay through reform
• In Brief
• Sri Lanka peace hopes dim as proposal for talks rejected
• In Brief
• Lu lauds efforts to empower Taiwan women
• Taipei Guest House to open doors to public beginning in early June
• Heavy rains expected across Taiwan
• In Brief
• Hau confident about chances in the Taipei mayoral election
• Most question Chen's moral credibility, finds poll
• Evergreen Keelung holds cooking class
• Macau announces Cultural Heritage Day
• Artist Juanes stays at Regent
• Shin Kong wins Achievement Award
• Ice Cream+BBQ Night at Westin
• Casio EX-Z1000 camera introduced here
• Evergreen Taichung greets Air Supply
• La Village marks anniversary with lottery award everyday
• Events
• Theater
• Concerts
• Museums
• Galleries
• Lyu could be questioned today
• Ganguly admits disappointment with shared Champions Trophy outcome
• Todt defends Ferrari finish
• Taiwan moves up to eighth in table after rugby, weighlifting silver
• Duff helps Blackburn to 2-0 win
• U.S. ports strikes send Taiex 0.7% lower
• Yen unimpressed by business confidence improvement
• In Brief
• Taiwan traditional industries seen bearing brunt of U.S. port lockout
• Global semiconductor growth seen shrinking 0.1% versus 2001's -32.6%
• China narrows gap with Taiwan in IC design capability
• In Brief
• New Zeland scientists get approval to insert human genes into cattle
• Experts seek new antibiotics from flies
• In Brief
• Holder Hewitt crushes Chang in Japan
• Taiwan rows to silver on day of disappointment
• Bullpen decision backfires on Scioscia as Angels fall
• Taiex closes higher following rally in U.S.
• Dollar gains as impact of Tokyo Cabinet reshuffle fades
• In Brief
• BOFT to help exporters in need due to U.S. port lockout
• Sinyi Realty sees property market revival next year
• Free downloads are music labels' latest anti-piracy trick
• Forum supports building cutting-edge service sector
• Christians spread charity in north Thailand
• Healthcare service gives basic medical knowledge
• Taiwan E-hospital -- medical consulting service website
• Integrated health care through e-Management
• Competition bodes well for DOH-supervised hospitals
• Fate of two countries
• Parents have no excuse to beat their children
• U.S. survey finds most teens lose virginity at home
• Milosevic trial enters a new phase
• Japan faces growing homelessness as economic situation worsens
• Bulgaria's market reforms giving rise to 'lost generation'
• In Brief
• Students oppose secretary's arrival
• Japanese fireboats come to rescue luxury liner
• In Brief
• U.S. holds mock foot-and-mouth outbreak exercise
• United States called to act on China's human rights
• U.S. Navy planning to station attack submarines at Guam
• In Brief
• Father-daughter team reach Pingtung on walk to promote environmental protection
• Draft law regulating public employees ready to be approved by Legislature
• Chen urges Matsu troops to be vigilant against China invasion
• Ailing inmate sprung from hospital after having appendectomy
• Fortune's list of most influential includes 17 women from Asia
• Costa Rica leader to visit Taiwan, meet with Chen
• Ex-president to visit Japan, claims daily
• Palau, Taiwan airlines sign wet-lease accord
• Taiwan gains attention from satellite TV
• DPP mayoral candidate blasts stadium placement proposal
• CLA chair commends Taiwan's contribution to APEC meeting
• Council of Labor Affairs lifts ban on pregnant foreign workers effective November
• MAC vows to hold discussions with Legislature on direct links
• Twu denies making advances toward male at KTV party
• DOH encourages eveyone to quit smoking
• MOF chief defends approval of loan to TDC
• Pan-blue recall effort gathers steam
• Taiwan dispatches additional help to victims
• Panel gives green light to electricity price hike
• EVA to launch Taipei-Nagoya service
• Sherwood wins restaurant award
• Miramar Garden presents special rate
• ST unveils new SoC solution
• CPA international wilderness experience
• Han-Hsien offers wedding package
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• Goalie switch carries Carolina to victory
• Was No.715 the end of Bonds adventure ?
• Phoenix has cause to worry as offense, fast break wilts
• Quiet man Howard leads Mavs' toughs
• WORLD CUP NOTES
• A guilty verdict that satisfies
• We help ourselves by aiding others
• Paris Hilton credits McCartney for move to turn her back on fur
• List of treatments provides no silver bullet for warts
• Quit smoking service
• Taiex stays flat in thin turnover
• CPC plans survey for crude oil in Libya
• Japan's revival may spark higher global interest rates
• Chi Mei denies report of plan to build plant
• China files ISO case accusing Intel of near-monopoly on wireless network
• Ctrip seen making more noise in Asia after taking stake in ezTravel
• Private firms failing to provide basics for poor, experts warn
• Economists see rocky road for Fed chair
• Relatives of kidnap victims hit out at own government
• Tigers agree to talks despite looming ban
• Switzerland wins the legal rights to its country's name in cyber-space
• Romano Prodi braves elections in Italy amid deficit concerns
• Pope visits Auschwitz for prayer
• COA to promote branding system for fruits and vegetables
• BNHI recovers NT$27.5m from corrupt clinics
• Local paper to fold in June
• DPP to look into councilors' extortion scandal
• Prosecutors move to detain Lee Tai-an in railway case
• Pan-blue alliance plans united front for election
• Business franchising exhibition is slated for June 9-12 in Taichung trade center
• Firm defends its appointment to board of first lady's friend
• TSU candidate slams Chen Chu
• Aid program for high-risk kids launched
• Graduates expect wealth before age 33
• Huang plays down scandal's impact abroad
• Colombia incumbent Uribe wins election, plots his course for a second term
• Violence erupts on the Legislature floor -- again
• Cabinet to ask for extra session to pass urgent bills
• China 'not likely' to nuke Taiwan, MND claims
• Chen directs staff to find better way to employ advisers
• Ministers perform anti-drug sketch
• High Court vetoes lower court decision to release Lee Tai-an
• Tamil Tiger rebels say EU ban will hurt peace process
• Immigration is harming planet, think-tank warns
• Pan-blues seek change to bill on VIP perk
• Prosecutors seek to extend detention of former Chen aide
• THSRC to strengthen Miaoli roadbeds
• MOFA to ask Japan to resume fishery talks
• First-time smokers in Taiwan getting younger, DOH report says
• MND continues probe into alleged stock buying by Yu
• In Brief
• Anti-AIDS drive continues to fall short, U.N. reports
• Shah's son urges more action, not rhetoric, on Iran
• In Brief
• Merapi could be next, geologists warn
• In Brief
• KMT, PFP focus on PRC, not Taiwan
• Yet to heal after Beslan
• Ethnic tensions could crack Iran
• Europe's stock markets do not need American owners
• Underdogs ready for big stage
• Argentine attack veils goalkeeper problems
• Only bad news for Eriksson as Rooney waits
• Nadal breaks Vilas' claycourt record
• Struggling Johnson looks like refurbished Unit against Tigers
• Riley looks like a legend again
• Real estate losses bring Taiex down almost 31 points
• CEPD urges broader development funding
• Japan output inches up; jobless rate at eight-year low
• In Brief
• Banks see end to card debt crisis as Cabinet remains stalled on plan to trim banks
• Chunghwa Telecom boosts global coverage
• Far EasTone launches chatroom to promote growing voice service
• AmCham urges relaxation of trade barriers with PRC
• In Brief
• Cutting carbohydrates can lower cholesterol levels, study shows
• Guides to help cancer patients
• Key Wear joins fund-raising drive
• Panchiao extends shuttle service
• Taiwan to change name of its office in Okinawa
• SIDELINES
• Yu says Chen to speak publicly on scandal soon
• Woods struggles in first round as Norman shines
• Touted as the final piece in title puzzle, Mourning signs with Nets
• All-star success turns Chicago eyes to future
• Chow down time arrives as dining fairs hit Taiwan
• Suspect in train case subpoenaed again
• KMT's Central Daily News shuts down
• MOFA blasts PRC for saying rescuers were Chinese
• Taiwan High Court denies Chao's request for release
• President decides to delegate powers
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• Offense now dominant in NBA playoffs
• 'Stupidly optimistic' Roddick pulls out of French Open
• Bell, the warrior, gives Phoenix an emotional jolt
• Suns defy critics to rout Mavs in must-win game
• Doubts raised over whether Tigers for real after second loss to Yanks
• Lions threaten Bears' hold on CPBL top spot
• Brewers' pitching gets hammered again
• US Open will present Woods with major tests
• In Brief
• Aniston says she nailed role in 'The Break-Up'
• Dan Aykroyd discusses his encounters with UFOs in new video
• Jolie required Caesarean section to deliver newborn, doctor says
• In Brief
• Presidential adviser calls for drafting of political asylum law
• Survey reveals desire to merge Taipei County and Taipei City
• Commuters see evolution of MRT as changes abound
• MOEA declares water fees will not increase this year
• NHRI director blasts science park proposal
• Man kills himself over scandal implicating Chao
• Ferry service to Fujian to be launched
• Chen loses support of DPP aides
• Taiwan celebrates Dragon Boat Festival
• Dutch pedophiles plan to launch political party
• India GDP grows at fastest pace in over 2 years
• Shanghai aims to start stock index futures trading in January
• Greenback eases on new U.S. treasury chief
• Asian stocks set for record poor month
• Japan wages rise for 3rd month, signaling rise in spending
• Taipei gets digital - anytime, anywhere
• Emerging-market stocks drop on U.S. consumer confidence
• Taiwan accepts Japan's claim over Okinawa
• Which Asian will head U.N.?
• More effort needed in Iran issue
• The importance of China
• In Brief
• Australia fails in bid to woo Pacific nations over to anti-whaling side
• New hotbeds of AIDS emerge in Asia region
• Slum dwellers riot as homes destroyed in Phnom Penh
• Public slaps Roh's party in the face
• In Brief
• Milosevic was not poisoned, court reveals
• Sudan Darfur rebels continue to reject peace deal
• Bumpy ride in store for England in Germany
• Serbia's manager blasted by media for calling up his son
• Taiwan's overdue loans rise in April
• Rethinking Taiwan's energy security
• Su asks for extra legislative session
• Presidential aides resign after Chen cedes powers
• Kuomintang suspends recall proposal
• MND vows to file slander suit over bribery claim
• Iran rebuffs U.S. as U.N. readies incentives
• THSRC files suit over science park claim
• TSU lawmaker accuses Chen of hiding truth
• Marshalls legislators' visit to China troubles Taiwan
• Companies call on government to better protect technologies
• COA restricts sale of weed killer
• Scholars, officials witness successful testing of tunnel
• MAC plans to open up to more Chinese tourists
• Some sun-block creams, lotions seen as possible health threat
• In Brief
• Chile sacks police official after student riots
• U.S. probe finds killings in Haditha unprovoked
• Senegal suspends migrant repatriation
• Blair scandal-hit deputy gives up free mansion
• Help sought in identifying bodies found on 'ghost ship'
• Include prostitutes in AIDS battle, U.N. says
• In Brief
• Storms kill 28 in India,drench city
• Suicides up in Japan, overwork illnesses also increase
• In Brief
• Daihatsu rocks small car market
• Software shows solid growth in Asia Pacific region
• Quanta Display cuts production citing inventory control needs
• BOJ says timing of rate rise hard to judge
• Greenback buoyed by signs of Fed inflation concerns
• Taiex closes 0.38 percent higher
• Chen gives DPP room for revival
• Uribe is a man who delivers
• SOS from an Egyptian blogger
• Sodom and Moscow
• It was the Pistons' night, but still Heat's series
• Can owners storm stands ?
• Sox's scoreless streak extended vs. Indians
• Clemens comes out looking like complete phony
• Lippi lays into strong-arm tactics by Switzerland
• WORLD CUP HISTORY
• Do 'The Crouch;' striker sparks new dance craze
• Messi looking to make impact for Argentina
• Sidelines
• ‘Hobbit' humans able to make tools, say scientists
• Indian state bans 'Da Vinci Code'
• Sexiest man alive meets girl in the city
• Taipei exhibit takes you back to Pompeii
• Galleries
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• Clubs &Pubs
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• Concerts
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• Chen adopting 'blue oceans strategy,' Lu says
• Young Indians turn to 'Hole in the Wall' for computer education
• The U.S. is riddled with foreign spies
• Save the whales - by not buying Japanese products
• Heels are not about to lose ground
• When science meets art,fashion takes a leap
• Bing cherries dodge short season
• Benq Mobile cut over 250 million euros in costs
• Experts predict Taiwan, Malaysia exchanges to flourish
• Local airlines gain on China tourism plans
• TSMC expanding its 300-milimeter wafer plant capacity
• APEC calls for 'action' on WTO pact
• Greenback treads water ahead of key U.S. jobs data
• Host nation could not have asked for a kinder draw
• world cup history
• Eriksson gamble worries former England bosses
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• Nowitzki rises to occasion in Game 5
• Loudmouth Barkley needs confronting
• Hurricanes down Sabres to make Stanley Cup finals
• Yankees facing life without Rivera
• Tsai confesses, released over TDC insider trading
• Wu's health reportedly precarious
• Court detains Lee Tai-an for questioning in rail murder case
• No reshuffling of Cabinet for time being, declares Su
• Chen to stop hiring certain advisers
• Thousands expected at recall rally today
• Court extends detention of Chen Che-nan
• In Brief
• DOH rejects allegations against health minister
• Kuo steps back from high-speed rail responsibilities
• THSRC insists land in Miaoli is firm
• The Taipei Guest House ready to open to public
• Chen named DPP candidate for Kaohsiung mayoral race
• Tiananmen Square 'Tank Man' said to be residing in Taiwan with family
• In Brief
• Malawi President Bingu sacks health minister in reshuffle
• Czechs to vote in close national elections
• In Brief
• Rebels hold rally in Kathmandu
• Taiex closes up on Wall Street gains
• Thousands flock to recall rally
• China quietly observes Tiananmen anniversary
• Hsieh reportedly mulling bid for Taipei mayor post
• U.S. military probe exonerates troops over Iraqi civilian deaths
• In Brief
• Ma cautions party against impatience in bid to oust Chen
• KMT urged not to overstate cases
• New Ecstasy drug PMMA to be banned
• Vice president promotes 'soft power' at regional forum
• In Brief
• Karzai sacks top police officials
• U.N. announces AIDS declaration to fight epidemic
• Rains lash China, thousands evacuated
• Chile students continue strike, reject reform plan
• Czech opposition ahead in vote, exit poll says
• British police hunt for 'dirty' chemical bomb
• New cloud in fog of war
• Break free from verbose verbiage
• Iraq needs Kassim Daoud in Interior Ministry
• Would-be robber asks bank for help
• Dog custody case
• Snake in the cockpit
• Soya sauce tops red wine
• Hotel bans 'F-word'
• Cruz, McConaughey rift
• Taiwan artist hopes film ends Tiananmen exile
• Klinsmann hungry to unleash his attacking force
• Riquelme hopes to make noise
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• Group previews
• world cup history: A look back at 1938
• Tournament stars
• Heat boldly goes where it has never gone before
• Floyd left staring into space again as Phillies lose 7-2 to Dodgers
• Mayan ruins transport visitors back in time
• Migrant lauds support network
• Receiving the holy spirit
• 'I have thought of running away,' says itinerant
• In Brief
• Ko builds 'garbage' ministry by happenstance
• Sexual abuse victims have chance at new jobs
• Win roundtrip tickets, exciting holiday tours to the Philippines
• Calendar of Events
• Santacruzan festival in Taiwan
• Community organizations
• Hengchun to invite expats to compete in pole-climbing race
• Poets' society honors members
• Forty Filipinos complete basic computer course
• Event
• Theater
• Concerts
• Museums
• Senior aide shrugs off president recall attempt
• Taiwan sluggish on trans fats issue
• Ma says PRC should pursue democracy
• Thousands ask God to bless Taiwan's leaders
• Local population worries on the rise
• Tiananmen secure on June 4 anniversary as police officers stay 'relaxed on the outside, vigilant internally'
• Study warns of 'substandard-quality foods'
• Two top NSC officials to be replaced
• Solar power system unveiled
• In Brief
• Indonesia seeks help in reconstruction
• Splendor Kaohsiung art show opens
• Matsu island beckons to tourists
• Report reveals extent of child slavery trade within Britain
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• From rocking chair to rocking out
• Democratic system offers best way to resolve crisis
• Stress on the job too high
• Philippines pays cost of globalization
• In Brief
• Growth volatility plagues bourses across the globe
• Russia keeps close watch on steel sector
• Study finds almost half of London's 'City' owned by foreign firms
• Analysts say new standards may give boost to U.S. diesel industry
• Taiwan can cultivate its own biotech start-ups, says Andreas Barner
• Fed must face cooling U.S. economy
• Vietnam is ready to face WTO winds of change
• "K" Line sees revenue growth in FY2006
• Carrier asks U.S. to improve aging transportation system
• APL launches new Baltic feeder run
• OffPeak program helps ease LA port traffic
• AADA to introduce RR on July 1
• Crouch set to start after hat trick against Jamaica
• Chelsea colleagues are now rivals in 'Group of Death'
• world cup history: A look back at 1950
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• Mavericks can no longer be dismissed
• Johnson shows he is something special
• Yankees defeat Orioles in 10 innings
• La New being stalked by Lions
• 25 youths to attend HOBY event in U.S.
• Bureau announces 'tourism bus' discount
• Yu warns KMT, PFP on no-confidence vote
• TDC scandal investigation wrapping up, official says
• Lu urges leaders' sitdown to calm political turmoil
• Taiwan gets mixed ratings for ecology work
• Agencies introduce ways to save energy
• Peru's Garcia gets chance to atone for past mistakes
• PRC mulls need for arms boost
• Legislature to hold extra session; parties still at odds over agenda
• Hsieh to sue ex-legislator for defamation
• MOFA remains silent on report of new appointments
• Court sees enough evidence to detain Lee Tai-an
• KMT chairman warns detractors of ferocious side
• Experts worry big quake may hit soon
• In Brief
• Doctors' taking Sundays off seen as problematic
• Wu to quit as TSEC chairman
• Scandal seen triggering staff shortage
• Taiwan experience key to promotion of democracy in PRC
• Asia's riches have a dark side
• Understanding Britain's July 7 attacks
• Standing up for the rule of law in Egypt
• Brokers still thrive on Frankfurt trading floor
• Inflation hits 1.58% in May, says DGBAS
• STMicroelectronics sharpens focus on Greater China region
• Japan's NHK struggles to survive crisis
• Murakami Fund leader admits to insider trading
• Bombings in London exacerbated by failures
• Somali Islamists take hold of Mogadishu
• In Brief
• Radio station probed over racy question
• Monsoon-related deaths in India mount to 114
• Pollution found costing China US$2b annually
• Brewers need to take good look in mirror
• NBA regains its allure after an ugly season
• Mauresmo falls on home soil yet again
• Taiwan Tour Bus offers special rate
• Discovery to air Taiwan program
• Taiwan JC starts TOYP nomination
• Decades old feud looks set to reignite passions
• In Brief
• Genghis Khan might be responsible for globalization
• Yoga found benefiting some cancer patients
• Many couples seek ways to avoid giving birth on 6-6-06
• world cup history: A look back at 1954
• Portugal and Mexico are favorites, but Iran will fancy its chances
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• Hiddink hails Socceroos' 'incredible' progress
• Spring Park offers 'Ladies Package'
• Prosecutors subpoena Ma Yung-cheng
• Court sentences 'vultures'
• Taiwan downgraded on trafficking list
• Ma bows to KMT pressure on motion to recall president
• Officials urge opposition to stay out of Taiex
• MOFA quells rumors, says AIT chair's visit routine
• Defense ministry vows to enhance network system after hacking scare
• Su backs idea of Hsieh for Taipei chief
• Vice president urges respect for judicial independence
• SEF vice chairman indicted on charges of breach of trust
• Insufficient public trash cans pose problem to residents, survey finds
• Officials say health of Taipei's foreign workers deteriorating
• Taiwan Daily to fold over financial woes
• In Brief
• Taiex closes firmer on bargain-hunting
• Acer's Aspire PC wins Computex award
• AMD unveils media center PC, software suite
• The best time to change is 2008
• Stopping the spread of AIDS
• Griffey stars as Reds rip Isringhausen to edge Pujols-less Cardinals
• Muralitharan stumps England
• Putting woes keep Wie out of men's U.S. Open
• Shaq throws a changeup at Mavericks
• Oilers lose goalie, poise in defeat to Hurricanes
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• WORLD CUP HISTORY - BRAZIL RISES IN 1958 AND 1962
• In Brief
• Genes found as important factor in people becoming entrepreneurs
• Delayed fatherhood increases risk of birth defects, says study
• Hindu worshippers' hair causes scandal in a Jewish community
• In Brief
• Australia set to consider utilizing its own uranium
• Zoos halt attempt to ship Thai elephants
• South Korea fails to persuade North on train issue
• Rumsfeld meets Yudhoyono over military ties
• In Brief
• U.N. panel in Sudan for Darfur talks
• Philippine leader hails law ending death penalty
• Europe colluded on secret CIA prisons, report says
• Taipei City Council to remove Chen's portait from meeting site
• Paiwan art makes it to new Paris museum's showcase
• Taiwan may get vaccine against cancer virus
• In Brief
• Cause of man's death seen doubtful
• Hsuehshan Tunnel to open after numerous false starts
• Higher air fares expected amid rising oil prices
• Greenback steady after gains on tough line on inflation
• Taiex closes lower on Wall Street slide
• Asia shares slapped by U.S. rate worries
• Bonds rise on decline in stock interest
• May export growth slows to 10.5%
• AU Optronics move spurs concern over poor TV sales
• Lenovo unveils 'unbeatable' laptop
• Lifestyle sets pace at Computex show
• U.S. counterinsurgency strategy is to stay put
• Thousands of German doctors fleeing poor working conditions, low salaries
• Malaysia gets ready to launch its first citizen on space flight
• Fate of shrinking Dead Sea uncertain
• Keeping fish on the menu
• All eyes look ahead in Seoul
• A vote for Palestinian unity
• DPP must face challenges of post-Chen era
• Cabrera, Wang spark Yankees' win
• Windies escape India's noose
• La New keeps top spot with battering of Bulls
• NHL season does not get dream finish
• Nadal reaches semifinals against ailing Djokovic
• Ten players to watch in the World Cup
• Photography show to go on tour
• WORLD CUP HISTORY - ENGLAND, BRAZIL WIN IN 1966 AND 1970
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• Brazilians wary of easy-looking Group F
• Long-time observer Lehmann finally earns an opportunity
• Robinson unhappy with ball flight
• Let us play tough but fair, Aussies say
• In Brief
• New toilets may lessen Beijing's water crisis
• U.S. scientists seek to clone human embryos
• In Brief
• Second edition of Indonesian Playboy issued
• NATO renews vow to commit to Afghanistan
• Volcano overshadows recovery efforts
• In Brief
• KMT approves proposal to launch recall motion
• DPP leaders urge opposition not to dismantle the rule of law
• Yu authorized to draft candidate for Taipei City race
• Court refuses Chao bail as parents probed again
• Wu profited from SOGO coupons, says Chiu
• Chen praised as Taiwan's 'greatest asset'
• Huang to be subpoenaed on return from U.S.
• Yao says politics should be left out of Chao's legal case
• Su urges opposition to think of people
• Burghardt pushes Taiwan to join anti-terror campaign
• President slams recall bid as 'oppression of justice'
• New cross-strait lane launched in Kinmen
• Taiwan team departs for Java to assist earthquake survivors
• Recall push continues to divide nation; weekend rallies planned
• Pan-blues dismiss Chen's remarks as attempt to gain public sympathy
• Chao admits getting stock tips, report says
• DOH to buy cancer drug from abroad
• Taiwanese nabbed with 202 kilograms of ketamine
• Japan, Taiwan may recognize each other's drivers licenses
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• Broadcom Corp. expands reach with spate of hirings
• Laptop behemoths support new media display platform
• Nomura Holdings to lead US$2.4b buyout of Skylark
• China's Semiconductor Manufacturing gets US$600 million syndicated loan
• Asian Stocks Fall to lowest in point 2006
• Greenback remains steady on rate hike speculation
• Rich nations face growing need for gas imports, notes IEA
• Taiwan needs civic movement for sustainability
• World Cup won't revive Germany's economy
• Road rage isn't a disease, it's a state of mind
• Roadblock to unity in Iraq
• After 2002, French take nothing for granted
• Brazil should be happy not to start tournament
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• WORLD CUP HISTORY: A LOOK BACK AT 1974
• U.S. no longer king of the hill in sports world
• Oilers lose more than just goalie as Hurricanes go 2-0
• Cintron is hero again, Contreras improves to 6-0
• Somalis flee warlord stronghold in wake of possible offensive
• In Brief
• New prime minister appointed in Laos
• PRC battles proliferation of power plant building
• Islanders fight for home rule on 150th anniversary
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• Germany victorious in World Cup opener
• England aims to lay down World Cup marker
• Pressure is on Pekerman's side ahead of opener
• Shevchenko on target on his return for Ukraine
• Essien the breadwinner for his Accra family
• Not all London cabbies are cavemen, thankfully
• World cup history: A look back at 1974
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• Torrential rains wreak havoc on Taiwan
• Belarus retaliates against West with more sanctions
• Burghardt certain Taiwan can resolve its own problems
• U.S. response to Chen's remarks appreciated, MOFA head says
• Prosecutors subpoena Wu's accusers
• Vietnam makes pledge to donors it will fight graft
• Japan's foreign minister announces his bid to replace Koizumi
• Andamans losing out to poachers
• Italian luxury fashion gains foothold in China
• Lu dismisses media claims she is under surveillance
• Doctor touts option for back pain relief
• Boy launches campaign to raise 20,000 pieces of candy for Africa
• Ma urges DPP to cut ties with the president
• Former President Lee to participate in rally calling for stability, security
• DPP urges pan-greens to counter 'persecution'
• Survey shows citizens worry about safety of rail services
• MOJ files suit against TV commentator over accusation of 'shameless' conduct
• In Brief
• Turkey sees EU delays continuing
• In Brief
• China declares that its interest in Africa is not only about oil
• In Brief
• High-tech cheating rampant in Asian college entry examinations
• Number of fatal stabbings on the rise as knife culture stalks Britain's streets
• Blame Rumsfeld for mess in Iraq
• Time for Iran to choose
• Zarqawi's death is an important U.S. victory
• Mavs can't afford to lose Terry again this series
• Hurting Yanks see lead cut after loss to Sox
• Baseball needs a lot more than just blood tests
• Intel plans to cut processor prices by as much as 60%
• MSI showcases local software skills
• External disk storage market sees strong growth in Q1
• Taiwan credit fundamentals weakened by policy paralysis, says S&P
• Asian stocks set for worst week in 16 years; Takeda stock slumps
• Greenback subdued ahead of U.S. trade data, G8 meet
• Taiex index rebounds from 5-month low
• Ecuador beats Poland 2-0 at World Cup
• AFP football briefs on June 10
• World Cup Group B result: England 1 Paraguay 0
• England can improve, says happy Eriksson
• world cup history
• Islamists kill World Cup in Mogadishu
• Togo coach quits as team in turmoil
• Ecuador scores shocking victory over Poland in Group A match
• England unimpressive but victorious
• Thousands demand president step down
• England unimpressive but victorious
• Hamas ends truce, shells Israel
• Fun-filled event features cultural performances, dance competition
• President's son-in-law failed lie-detector test, report says
• Premier urges passage of flood control budget
• Taiwan drama series picks Subic for filming venue
• MECO celebrates national day with festivities and food festival
• G8 finance chiefs try to calm international energy storm
• Hamas ends truce, shells Israel
• In Brief
• Migrant keeps his family whole
• Taiwan facing 5th political crisis,' says Lu
• Western Union client promotes family values
• Independence Day Greeting
• Philippine lawmakers in deadlock over US$19.8 billion budget for 2006
• Miami must make room for Shaq
• Arroyo praises law abolishing death penalty
• Innocent until assumed guilty
• In Brief
• Yunlin to receive NT$20 million in aid
• Late Flavell try helps All Blacks to comeback defeat of Ireland
• Australia reveals more immigration bungles
• Taichung hosts migrants' day
• Warning renewed after Bulusan spews ash cloud
• Reds ready to knock Cards off their perch
• Kind and understanding boss welcomes Filipina into her home
• Bogus information
• MECO revs up investment campaign
• TIWA, KaSaPi launch second photography workshop for migrants
• Thousands demand president step down
• Melt your troubles away on Boracay's White Beach
• Germany's new look draws out skeptics
• Ecuador scores shocking victory over Poland in Group A match
• Argentina coach lauds winning team
• Favorites England and Argentina taste first wins
• Security Council in Darfur opposes using U.N. troops
• Bachelet says Brazil, Argentina, Chile will continue helping Haiti
• EU, Cyprus wrangle over Turkish entry
• With some skill and patience,anyone can get hooked on fishing
• Reyna wary of the threat posed by Czech attackers
• WORLD CUP SCHEDULE
• Mexico fans cheer 'Bravo' in pulsating win over Iran
• Ivory Coast is learning the hard way
• England fans may well drink Germany dry
• KMT says shows threatening Ma must be stopped
• Recall move seen as tool to discredit DPP government
• Critics offer other ways to joining WHA
• Hundreds protest in support of local leprosy patients
• Gruet touts Philippines as prime IC outsourcing venue
• Reyna wary of the threat posed by Czech attackers
• Ex-pats catch action in Miami Bierhaus
• World Cup History: 1982
• Guantanamo suicides seen as act of warfare
• Weather clears, allowing cleanup after heavy rains
• Africa approves draft democracy charter
• Nepal parliament formally approves restrictions on royal power
• Briton held at jail says suicides inevitable
• Legislators seen butting heads in meeting to decide agenda
• Female recruit program exceeds MND expectations
• In Brief
• KMT leader slams DPP for flood relief operation
• Coast Guard destroys nearly 180 birds smuggled from China
• Local inventors win top honors at 2006 INPEX in Pittsburgh
• Iran insists that atomic incentives unworkable
• Ukraine chief wants to form government with Tymoshenko
• British troops, Shiite militia clash in Iraq city preparing for handover
• In Brief
• Three blasts injure 9 in Philippines
• In Brief
• Put people's welfare above power politics
• Some advice on China for new U.S. Treasury head
• Using the Internet to bust science myths
• Focus turns to those who advised Enron
• Drinking milk increases chance of having twins, scientist claims
• New Yorkers pay US$7,000 willingly for allergy-free kitties
• In Brief
• Sudios hope 'Cars' will revive merchandising
• China, India luxury markets seen beset with problems
• WTO goal stays out of reach even as deadline looms
• Greece seeks to boost olive oil profile
• TSA carriers predict strong peak season
• NANZDA to introduce RR in July
• OOCL, TSK launch new MAX run
• "K" Line announces plan to upgrade CSG service
• Melbourne Port to raise wharfage
• Bears have company at top of CPBL
• Petite Belgian happy just to focus on tennis
• Low-fanfare Belmont still means much to Jazil crowd
• Oilers climb back into series, but not without controversy
• Hopkins defeats Tarver by unanimous decision
• Netherlands beats Serbia-Montenegro 1-0
• Argentina relieved after Netherland's victory
• Portugal stops Angola with a 1-0 win
• Message from President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
• Message from the Resident Representative
• Philippine Airlines supports WoW Philippines Banner destinations
• MECO managing director courts Taiwan investors
• Why do business with the Philippines?
• Model migrant a portrait of Filipino trust in prayer
• Philippines' beach capital a sea of wonders
• Festival gives a taste of Philippine flavors
• Philippine Banaba tea exported to Asia and Europe
• Figaro Coffee roasted in controlled batches to ensure unique flavor
• Award winning cultural group from RP in town
• MESSAGE from DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT Intramuros, Manila
• Lasseter's dream has horsepower
• Big-time dreams in a small town
• Paul Newman stays in the race with 'Cars'
• NASCAR king climbs aboard for animated ride
• Creepily efficient agents of horror
• Hell of a day: 6-6-06
• Chilling stare lands young boy devil of a role
• You can't judge a song by its cover - or can you?
• REVIEW
• Delicious sweets that put store-bought 'treats' to shame
• Spain dogged by failures at World Cup
• Germany captain ready to play on Wednesday
• France may rely on Ribery to lead attack
• Australia trounces Japan 3-1
• France will be hoping to atone for 2002
• Is Eriksson ready yet for biggest gamble ?
• It's time for bad boy Adebayor to go that step further for Togo
• World Cup History: 1986
• WORLD CUP SCHEDULE
• Recall motion to be on legislative agenda
• Su voices regret over recall move
• Patrol ships deployed to recover seized vessel
• Bush, advisers reassessing strategy on Iraq
• Prosecutors seek life sentence for workers in bribery scandal
• CWB explains mystery of 'large moon'
• DPP says ex-KMT officials may be involved in frigate scandal
• TSU plans rally to protest recall vote
• 'No need' to search home of Chen's son-in-law, says prosecutor
• Bureau of Labor Insurance urges young workers to be aware of legal rights
• Users criticize 'inconvenient' new MRT line
• Some condoms on market seen failing DOH standard
• Penghu Islands to develop vacation resort
• Nearly NT$900m in losses sustained in rains, COA says
• Costa Rica mission meets ATIC head
• Casio consolidates Taiwan subsidiaries
• FDA okays Merck's GARDASIL
• Chateau Beach Resort adds facility
• Far Eastern presents Hokkaido cuisine
• Thousands of flee storm
• Suicides prompt new calls to shut down Guantanamo
• In Brief
• In Brief
• In Brief
• Students incorporate good health and hygiene in daily life
• Taiwan can foster deeper relations with Australia
• A euro only for the rich kids
• Shameless Coulter hits new lows
• South Ossetia different from Kosovo?
• Dai-Ichi Mutual to buy 5% to 6% stake in Shin Kong
• Population boom adds to Philippine rice shortage woes
• PRC economy surges despite cooling moves
• New data raises Japan growth to 3.1%
• Bargain-hunting limits Taiex slide to 1.73 points
• Patients' safety is DOH hospitals' top concern
• Quality improvement seeks to uphold patients' rights
• Subic stars in Taiwan shows
• Mavs will be coming back to Dallas on a float
• NBA needs more characters like Cuban, Shaq
• Despite rankings, Nadal is arguably on Federer's
• Mets continue domination of Diamondbacks
• All eyes turn to Tiger this week at Open
• France will be hoping to atone for 2002
• Is Eriksson ready yet for biggest gamble ?
• Australia celebrates its first World Cup victory
• It's time for bad boy Adebayor to go that step further for Togo
• Czechs drub punchless Americans
• Sidelines
• Patrol ships deployed to recover seized vessel
• Mexico's real test comes in round two
• Pressure on Brazil team reaches boiling point
• Foreign imports boost teams' dream to win
• Italy defeats Black Stars Ghana 2-0
• Subic stars in Taiwan shows
• Public Hospitals Improve Medical Service Quality
• Quality improvement seeks to uphold patients' rights
• Costa Rica mission meets ATIC head
• Casio consolidates Taiwan subsidiaries
• FDA okays Merck's GARDASIL
• Chateau Beach Resort adds facility
• Far Eastern presents Hokkaido cuisine
• Taiwan Tour Bus launches promotion
• ezTravel named JR Shinkansen travel agent
• In Brief
• Bomb goes off at busy Pakistan city, killing five
• Thai king welcomes world's royalty for anniversary
• Strong quake in Japan injures at least 7 people
• Iran nuclear issue may not be an agenda in PRC meet
• Gale force snaps line in Auckland, causing blackout
• Dutch face tough opponent to enter second round
• Beckham confident Owen will bounce back
• Talismanic striker Ahn Jung-Hwan came off the bench to score the winner for South Korea in their come-from-behind 2-1 victory ov
• Poland to face old enemy Germany
• Arab rivals prepare to battle for survival in Group H
• Ukraine waiting on Shevchenko for Spain opener
• Many teams looking to their 'foreign' stars
• world cup history: 1990
• WORLD CUP SCHEDULE
• Ghanaians display creativity with fantasy coffin designs
• Race, national identity issues surface in World Cup
• World Cup boosts growth, binds ties, even sparks warBy Mark Rice-Oxley
• Short lives in Zimbabwe lead to short-term goals
• Dutch face tough opponent to enter second round
• Beckham confident Owen will bounce back
• Korea upsets Togo 2-1 in Group G opener
• Poland to face old enemy Germany
• Arab rivals prepare to battle for survival in Group H
• Ukraine waiting on Shevchenko for Spain opener
• Many teams looking to their 'foreign' stars
• WORLD CUP HISTORY: 1990
• WORLD CUP SCHEDULE
• Investigators vow to track down leaks in graft probe
• 'Greens' push for vote on KMT assets
• Home-made guns, explosives fuel crime spree across China
• Under heavy security, Bush makes surprise visit to Iraq
• In Brief
• Procedure Committee adds string of bills to extraordinary session
• Chen urged to respond to recall motion
• Opposition asks DPP not to obstruct recall drive
• Premier calls for support on reservoir plan
• MAC official expresses worry over new bills in Legislature
• Hosts slammed for routine on breastfeeding
• Report claims Tantric yoga classes just 'orgies'
• Volunteers take food and medicine to residents stranded after floods
• DOH says NHI sufficient for most
• Islamic Jihad vows revenge after Israeli attack
• Hurricane warning issued as Storm Alberto nears Florida
• Cheesesteak shop's English-only policy challenged by city
• Student protesters name 'parallel panel' in Chile
• Drag queen leaves hospital after hate-crime attack in New York
• In Brief
• In Brief
• East Timor's president to address parliament
• Bangladesh sees violent protests
• Tokyo, Seoul fail to solve islet dispute
• Cambodia launches probe into aid graft
• Nepal to free hundreds of imprisoned insurgents
• Turn recall into full political debate
• Iraq after Zarqawi
• Palestinian silent majority
• Testing and knowledge form poor partners in Taiwan
• Arcelor defends US$16.34b deal with Severstal
• Poll finds 64% of office workers have professional licenses
• Bernanke says banking plan a vital strategy
• Dow slides 99.34 points as rate hike worries loom
• Global bourses plunge on Fed worries
• Greenback gains against yen as traders await U.S. data
• Regional losses, political woes send Taiex down
• Carolina puts Edmonton on brink of elimination
• Agassi falls to Henman on return at Queens
• Angels get needed win over Royals
• Grimsley gets suspended for 50 games for doping
• Opposition introduces recall motion
• SEMI sees Taiwan continuing to lead market for displays
• Report sees surge in Asian document solutions market
• EVA Airways to invest in PRC cargo venture
• Sidelines
• Lippi admits goosebumps as Italy makes strong start
• Pfister back, but Togo still falls
• France, Switzerland play to bore draw in Stuttgart
• Arena stands by criticism of his players
• France still suffering from scoring drought
• Goalkeepers say the ball is unfriendly to them
• Brazil beats Croatia 1-0 in Group F match
• Russia sees growing economic, cultural ties with Taiwan
• Paraguay vows to give Swedes a hard time
• World Cup brings 'joy houses' brisk business
• Spain blasts Ukraine with a 4-0 win
• WORLD CUP SCHEDULE
• world cup history: 1994
• Pele's prophecy fades as Africans struggle
• Ecuador hopes to book passage to next round against Costa Rica
• Paraguay must win, while Sweden hopes to convert chances
• Minnow eager to challenge England
• Taiwan, China to launch new direct charter flights
• Legislators question Chiu's 'sources'
• DPP urges Chen to 'report' to citizens
• Floods kill 12, displace 160,000 in India
• Pan-blues try to copy U.S. congressional system
• Freeway to be named after activist
• PRC hacking threat
• Foreign mining groups discuss possible deposits in local mines
• Court rejects request to free Chao on bail
• Pro-Chen lawmakers ask for Chiu to be recalled
• Taiwan foreign minister heads to U.S. amid Chen's recall woes
• Hsieh to 'bear responsibility' in race for Taipei mayor
• Eslite chair questioned in TDC case
• American threatens to turn custody battle into political issue
• Olmert seeks French backing for West Bank plan
• Iraqi authorities launch Baghdad security crackdown
• Russian helicopters bomb rebel positions in south
• Canada reviews right to detain suspects
• In Brief
• One thousand troops to be at U.S.-Mexico border by today, government reports
• In Brief
• Indonesian radical urges supporters to spread Islamic law
• Coalition offensive launched in Afghanistan
• PRC premier to woo Africa in quest for oil
• Philippine flavors at Far Eastern
• La Peone 'Black Mud of the Holy Lake'
• Splendor Taichung presents Chaozhou cuisine festival
• Fruit feast at Evergreen Laurel Taipei
• Hua Feng launches summer promotion
• FIFA World Cup at Laurel Taichung
• WBST sponsors Mt. Hehuan Ecotour
• CTV program shows mountain beauty
• Japanese whalers appeal for recognition of differences in culture
• Tibetan herders rush to cash in on growing global demand for Chinese medicine
• Accusers must face legal responsibility
• Iran is a big prize for Bush
• Blair pushes for a 'new' U.N.
• Time to take the moral high ground
• BTCO director describes 'creative cities' plans
• British Council hosts key UK events
• Annual food fair to kick off next week
• LCD glass demand expected to triple
• EADS shares nosedive after Airbus announces delay
• AXA agrees to buy Winterthur for US$10 billion
• EBay to add 'Skype Me' button on few listings to smooth trade
• Dow Jones, Nasdaq slide on mixed inflation signals
• Japan central bank may hold off rate hike
• Greenback weakens against yen amid profit-taking
• Taiwan shares post biggest gain in 7 months
• Wade a minute: Miami rallies back in Game 3
• Streaking Lions surge into first
• Wang delivers big to halt Yankees' 4-game skid
• Roddick overcomes Dancevic in Wimbledon warm-up
• All is going Carolina's way in NHL Finals
• Sidelines
• Slow start what Brazil planned
• Spain dominant against Ukraine
• Arab rivals share the spoils
• CTV program shows mountain beauty
• Germany steps closer to second round with 1-0 win
• WBST sponsors Mt. Hehuan Ecotour
• FIFA World Cup at Laurel Taichung
• Hua Feng launches summer promotion
• Fruit feast at Evergreen Laurel Taipei
• Splendor Taichung presents Chaozhou cuisine festival
• La Peone 'Black Mud of the Holy Lake'
• Philippine flavors at Far Eastern
• Wade a minute: Miami rallies back in Game 3
• Ivory Coast to face decisive match
• German young stars win plaudits
• Ecuador defeats Costa Rica 3-0
• Argentina's Crespo preaches patience ahead of Serbia clash
• Cocu hails safe hands of Dutch skipper van der Sar
• Mexico hopes to advance with win over Angola
• WORLD CUP SCHEDULE
• Veteran Saudi al-Jaber nets again at top level
• FIFA statement too little, too late
• Ecuador reaches second round
• Talk was of Polish players, but Swiss bags the winner
• Pan-blues hold hearing over Sogo scandal
• Iran offers energy cooperation
• ICC preparing to prosecute on massacres in Darfur
• Landmine kills 64 on bus in Sri Lanka; army shells Tamil Tigers
• President slams anti-reformists as power grabbers
• Chiu Yi promises to resignif his claims are proved false
• DPP supporters take to the streets
• Hsieh decides to run for Taipei mayor
• Tawian, Russia holding talks on direct air links
• PRC seen as softening its stance
• U.S. welcomes establishment of cross-strait flight services
• China-Taiwan flight plan may not help president
• England outlasts game Soca Warriors -barely
• Opposition scoffs at plan for air links
• In Brief
• MAC advises pre-evaluation of investment in China
• Economic conference set to begin on July 27
• Candy allegedly being made from pig feed yeast
• MOFA says it has no plans to form Montenegro ties
• Police detain three radio hosts over alleged assassination claim
• Islamic militia capture strategic town in Somali
• Global warming pushes bears to cannibalism
• Mexico police, teachers clash ahead of polls
• Nigeria to withdraw troops from Bakassi peninsula
• U.S. Episcopal Church tries to quell storm over divisive gay issues
• In Brief
• In Brief
• Afghan bus bomb kills 10, NATO vows action
• More than 40 bombs rattle southern Thailand
• Chinese officials scramble to clean polluted waterway
• Peace talks resume in Kathmandu, rebel leader to meet prime minister
• Former rocker Glitter protests innocence in Vietnam court
• U.N. opens probe into East Timor
• JVC set to force revolution in global camcorder industry
• Oil prices rise as data shows stockpile slide
• BOJ's Fukui apologizes for fuss over investment
• Cell phone sales get boost from India
• Cnooc Jumps on Husky's South China Sea Gas find
• Past enmity could harm Asia growth, declare ministers
• Dow Jones climbs high after two week decline
• U.S. facing another interest rate hike
• Greenback falls as market focuses on Bank of Japan
• Taiex down 0.66 percent on profit taking
• Chen should report to people with humility, honesty
• How Asia's boom will benefit a U.S. family
• Suicides at Guantanamo Bay
• Saying no to costly weddings
• Oilers force Game 6 with overtime win
• Jones says boos 'earned' as Tigers fall to Devil Rays
• Henman progresses to quarters at Queens
• Cocu hails safe hands of Dutch skipper van der Sar
• Get ready to party in the Combat Zone
• We're shocked, shocked, by revelations
• 'X-Men' stalwart still feels Magneto's pull
• REVIEW
• Award-winning crooner to visit Taiwan
• Comedies bring big business for summer box office
• Sheryl Crow gets back to music after bout with breast cancer
• Spider-Man outs himself to the press
• 'Wonderful Life' leads list of inspiring films
• Cool coleslaws to jazz up summer
• Watermelon outmuscles tomatoes
• Galleries
• Museums
• Hotels
• Clubs &Pubs
• Live Music
• Concerts
• Theater
• Events
• Picks
• Swedes send Paraguay home in a 1-0 win
• Sri Lanka continues pounding rebels
• More funds for military in Philippines
• East Timor rebels hand over weapons
• Kazakhstan eyes role as power broker
• Nepal prime minister, rebels hold talks
• Kim requests U.S. to lift sanctions against North Korea
• In Brief
• Somalis welcome the change brought by Islamist takeover
• Rare Chinese tiger earns stripes in the grasslands of South Africa
• Addicts keep using fentanyl-laced heroin despite deaths
• U.S. scientists to use special fish to combat mosquito infestations
• Can the U.N. stem the flow of arms?
• Judging Iraqi leaders
• One African nation is desperate for attention
• Parading ailments to sell pills
• There are some tricks to wearing white right
• Wade and Heat stay hot to even series
• Jordan back as part-owner of Bobcats
• Key words at Open: patience, composure
• White Sox top the Rangers; Guillen speaks on beanball
• Nadal scrapes through to rematch with Hewitt
• China investment could be as much as US$150 billion
• FET taps into Taiwan's hip crowd
• Apple investigates labor abuse claims
• AU Optronics to increase loan by 33% to US$400m
• Global IT service revenue up 6% on last year, says tracker
• United States' current account trade deficit posts unexpectedly large improvement
• Wall Street's rally pushes Dow above 11,000 mark
• EADS co-CEO defends share sales
• Greenback slips in Asian trade on capital inflows to U.S.
• Taiex closes up 2.32 percent on gains in U.S.
• Italians wary of American backlash
• Ecuador, Costa Rica exemplify cup spirit
• Portugal to face desperate Iran team in Group D clash
• Injury-hit Czech Republic face off against Black Stars
• World Cup History: 1998
• Injury-hit Czech Republic face off against Black Stars
• Portugal to face desperate Iran team in Group D clash
• Ecuador, Costa Rica exemplify cup spirit
• Italians wary of American backlash
• Su inaugurates Taipei-Yilan expressway
• Australia, UK and Japan to pull out of south Iraq
• Flooding displaces 500,000 in India
• EU's plan to shut out government from aid package angers Hamas
• Prosecutors deny plans to call Wu
• Lawmakers deadlocked on recall bid
• Pan-greens to hold rally in support of president
• DPP denies PRC's stance has softened
• Premier, Wang promise to work together on economy
• Economic meeting to prioritize cross-strait issues
• World Cup briefs on June 16
• Ronaldinho determined to win triple crown
• Argentina routs Serbia-Montenegro 6-0
• Sidelines
• UK newspapers blast England display
• Sweden fans raise roof in 1-0 victory
• Awesome Argentina gives rivals plenty to worry about
• Fast start propels Netherlands into second round
• Swaziland king accorded full military honors
• Bomber defies Baghdad crackdown
• Angola holds Mexico to a 0-0 tie
• In Brief
• Bomber defies Baghdad crackdown
• Slovakia set to vote in polls today
• Turkey ready for EU talks freeze over Cyprus
• Romania says finds no evidence of secret CIA detention centers
• Liberia's Taylor may go to The Hague within weeks
• Husband didn't stop wife's suicide crash; kids survived, police reveal
• In Brief
• Group pans NTU for 'unethical' deal with tobacco firm
• Lawmakers blast NCC as biased
• Rape case spurs police to issue warning to country's females
• Kaohsiung government submits request for English speaking help at World Games
• Beckham finding redemption in 2006
• World Cup briefs on June 17
• Heavy training puts Australia at its best form
• Portugal humbles Iran with a 2-0 win
• In Brief
• Series of bomb strikes hit Baghdad
• Islamic courts chief says U.S. is backing Ethiopia in Somalia
• Iraq premier boasts about early successes
• Bush seeks to prove Iraq war right move
• Coalition forces attack Taliban in Afghanistan
• 'Prince' Victor Emmanuel jailed amid vice scandal
• Lessons from protecting an ex-Nazi
• Recruiting the best of the best for Taiwan
• Small botanical institution grows into a world-class center
• Peru mission aims to save eco-system
• In Florida, a church publishes names of gay marriage opponents
• In first U.S. interview, Jolie talks of Shiloh's birth
• DNA test clears up
• Tiger's out, but why was he in U.S. Open at all?
• Duval resurfaces at Winged Foot with a 68
• Bonds' home run can't stop loss to Mariners
• Hewitt benefits from Nadal injury at Queen's
• Australia sweeps series with 43-18 win over English
• Stackhouse foul not excessive, but penalty is
• Aussies not taking Ronaldo lightly
• Ronaldinho remains center of attention
• It's time for Les Bleus to show true colors against Korea
• New-look Japan is raring to attack against Croatia
• world cup history: 2002
• WORLD CUP SCHEDULE
• Portugal downs Iran to qualify for second round
• Angolans are moral victors over Mexico
• It's Robben and Robin show on the Netherlands' wings
• sidelines
• Pinay finds true friends in Taichung
• 'That poem has changed my life,' says foreign worker
• Body and blood of Christ
• In Brief
• Arroyo warned on volcano
• Investigator testimony backs rape complainant
• A taste of Filipino culture
• Police rescue kidnap victim
• Community Calendar
• Why I love the Philippines
• Agencies assisting migrants
• From kitchen helper to top cook
• Honoring our country's heroes
• Pan-greens rally against KMT 'plot'
• Missile test rumors perturb Japan, U.S.
• Twin-seat trainer jet crashes in southern Taiwan, killing pilot
• Russia says Chechen rebel leader who claimed responsibility for Beslan killed
• Sri Lanka, Tigers both claim victory in naval clash
• In Brief
• Activists plan nude anti-nuclear rally
• Taisugar apologizes for pig feed in products
• Chen to continue to help African allies
• Kids in Taipei need more sleep, poll says
• Woman wins NT$2.98 lawsuit for taking care of grandkids
• NTU rejects NT$1m from tobacco firm
• Event
• Theater
• Concerts
• Concerts
• Museums
• Galleries
• Community Calendar
• Following the path carved by my father's conscience
• Spirit of independence must continue to survive
• How many more?
• Italy, U.S. end heated match in 1-1 draw
• World Cup briefs on June 18
• Japan and Croatia fight to a goalless tie
• Owen not panicking about dearth of World Cup goals
• Bora enjoys being ordinary spectator
• Angola stars go crazy over their nicknames
• FIFA encourages Togo players not to boycott Switzerland game
• Ukraine's Gusev is doubtful for crunch tie against Saudis
• Spain seeks to secure advancement
• Sidelines
• Referee leaves the U.S. seeing red
• Zico brands scheduling of Japan games a'crime'
• Kingstone holds travel book show
• Far Eastern offers Hokkaido set
• Taiwan employers see positive hiring trend
• Ambassador Taipei presents Pokemon Package
• Black Truffle Feast at Sherwood
• Evergreen Keelung to host South Sea Food Festival
• 10% discount offered for Yilan festival ticket
• Factional talks intensify as Gaza cash runs go on
• U.S., Iraqi forces set up in Ramadi
• Victorious Slovak leftists vow to break with reforms
• Dirty tricks still taint Mexican elections
• Japan blocked on whaling at highly contentious talks
• Wen denies China challenging U.S.
• In Brief
• In Brief
• Hundreds rally in Pakistan amid slayingof journalist
• Church attack shocks villagers in Sri Lanka
• Afghan, coalition troops kill 85 Taliban rebels
• Kabul officials burn 1.5 tons of illegal drugs
• Aborting female fetuses a growing problem in India
• Bombings, drive-by shooting kill two in southern Thailand
• Philippine volcano ejects ash, forcing residents to flee
• Chairman Ma's leadership crisis
• Bring U.S. troops home by end of '06
• Genes, gender found playing major roles in who gets cellulite
• Money can delay life and death, Australian researchers suggest
• In Brief
• PRC moves to reduce risk of economic overheating
• Investors applaud latest shopping list of Cathay Pacific
• Rosneft goes all out to win overwary investors before share offering
• Skilling mulled suicide before Enron trial
• Shangri-La's Hsu compares hotel industry to show business
• Gates lauded for passing Microsoft baton
• Middle-class Americans strike gold with eBay
• IMO committee amends regulations on LRIT
• Kalmar develops new technology for CTB automation
• YML takes delivery of new ship
• Italia Marittima, Zim launch new transatlantic service
• Oilers force a Game Seven in Stanley Cup Finals
• England's Ferrie on best behavior at Winged Foot
• Lions extend record to 14 straight
• Federer ties Borg record with Halle win
• Taylor keeps his title as Wright feels wronged by draw
• Same old Anna shows up, misses hubby's homer
• Al-Qaida planned attack on U.S. subway, says book
• DPP must rise above scandals to win municipality polls
• Hsieh vows to aim for 2020 Olympics hosting rights if elected in Taipei
• First family scandals spark merchandise craze
• North Korea ups preparations for apparent missile test launch
• Iran says U.S. nudging EU off track in nuclear talks
• Brazil advances with 2-0 win over the Socceroos
• Deal on charters seen to favor PRC
• Opposition rallies, demanding Chen to resign
• Chen's mother asks public to stop bullying her son
• MOTC officials deny rumors on pushing for staff to retire early
• Regent features Guam cuisine
• Adjusted GDP tops that of rival, CEPD says
• New society launched to promote localization
• World Cup briefs on June 19
• Switzerland defeats Togo 2-0
• Owen says he needs better service
• Trinidad and Tobago must turn on offense
• Topping group is vital for confidence, says Klinsmann
• Janas and Guimaraes are fighting for more than just national pride
• Officiating comes under early scrutiny
• Prosecutor wants Saddam sent to gallows
• President set to answer 10 accusations to public tonight
• Pan-blues say Chen's move shows lack of respect for Constitution
• Environmentalists defiant after 'tragic' whaling vote
• Students in PRC riot on changes to diploma
• Ma, KMT officials endorse proposal to oust president
• KMT chair gives 'bad example' in recall motion, says Chang
• Questions on legislative election arise
• Media urged to check accuracy of news on legal cases
• In Brief
• Taipei City's character can be warm, says Hsieh
• Train derailment probe takes unexpected twist
• Chinese crested tern spotted on the bird-lovers' paradise of Matsu
• Office workers warned of effects of toxic PBDEs
• U.N. Human Rights Council debuts amid hopes, doubts
• Britain alerted about Khan, book claims
• Coalition set for complete pullout in Iraqi province
• U.S. break with past may split Anglicans
• Global trade in life and death on verge of growing out of control
• Catalonians opt for greater local autonomy
• In Brief
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• Suu Kyi spends 61st birthday under house arrest
• Pyongyang says fueling for missile completed
• Australia architect found guilty of plotting attacks
• Poor equipment will kill troops, soldier testifies
• Jakarta should focus on culling in fight against flu, says expert
• Indonesia, Philippines warn residents of volcano risks
• Shortage of women feeds market for rented wives in India, report reveals
• 'Peace' cannot veil PRC expansionism
• Sneak trip no quick fix
• Art that aims to heal hatreds in Mideast
• Middle-class Chinese turn to specialists for makeovers
• In Brief
• Nokia, Siemens to form US$20b network venture
• Taiwan and Nicaragua sign FTA
• World Cup fever sparks LCD TV sales
• EU, U.S. to launch joint fight against piracy with formal deal
• Bernanke faces rate hike dilemma as economy slows
• Bank falsified data in Lone Star deal, says auditor
• Dollar rises as worries about North Korean missiles send yen lower
• ICBC delays US$12b IPO in Hong Kong
• Lackluster trading on Wall Street extends to Taiex
• When in doubt, the Heat makes it Wade's World
• Nowitzki shows his displeasure after the game
• Hewitt is back in Top 10 after Queen's triumph
• Ogilvy shows why sports are so exciting
• Wang gives up homer in fatal ninth inning
• Plucky Togo eliminated after 2-0 loss to Swiss
• Domenech disappointed by 'unrecognized' goal
• Socceroos upbeat despite defeat loss to Brazil
• SIDELINES
• Chinese crested tern spotted on the bird-lovers' paradise of Matsu
• Students in PRC riot on changes to diploma
• Ukraine back in contention
• Spain enters second round after beating Tunisia
• President to speak to the nation at 8pm today
• The power of 'X'
• Are mutants born or made?
• After three 'X-Men' movies, Rogue image is fine with Anna Paquin
• Why I love the Philippines
• Chen invites opposition to 'just pull the trigger'
• President says he has not violated Constitution
• Pan-blues wage 'life-and-death' battle against president
• PFP caucus asks Chen to answer 10 questions
• Soong to quit politics if Chen resigns
• MOFA moves indicted envoy to Fiji advisory post
• Recall battle spills over into U.S.; protesters submit signed statement
• Taiwan hopes to sign FTA with El Salvador in October
• Academia Sinica researchers announce finding lung stem cells
• Ma to respond to Chen speech at 8 p.m. today
• Israel threatens to get tough over rocket attacks
• Red Cross to get new emblem
• Bush to keep up pressure on Iran in Europe
• U.S. postpones hearing for detainees
• Guards called to fight crime in New Orleans
• In Brief
• Tensions mount as North Korea tends its missile
• Philippines conducts quake drill
• Sri Lanka rebels recommit to 2002 peace agreement
• Students face down PRC police
• All must respect judicial independence
• A violent Afghan summer
• Taming the dragon
• More men linked to eating disorders
• Losing job at 50-plus doubles risk of heart attack, research shows
• Critics give 'Superman' rave reviews
• In Brief
• Motorola, Nortel may feel pressure to merge
• Industry tracker optimistic on IP set-top box sales
• Worldwide CRM software revenue seen making significant gains
• Bank of Japan chief apologizes for investment fund scandal, takes pay cut
• ADB chief urges efficient use of energy in Asia
• Weak housing data, rate worries send Dow down
• Deutsche Boerse outlines strategy to woo Euronext
• Tourism shares thrive on PRC travelers surge
• U.S. rates, local politics drag Taiex lower
• Hurricanes storm to NHL title
• Mavs ready to take anger out on Heat
• Rookie Cain nearly gets no-hitter
• Ancic has close call in Ordina Open
• Agassi eyes golden finale on grass courts where he won first major
• A World Cup for the aged
• Showdown fizzles before it even starts
• Coaches weigh predicaments for high stakes Portugal-Mexico game
• SIDELINES
• Chen, King Mswati III attend Africa Day celebration Party
• Crab Specials at Hyatt's Pearl Liang
• Russian community celebrates National Day in Taipei
• Ambassador joins 2006 Taipei food show
• Casio introduces summer attraction
• Wrigley's features new packaging
• Ecuador succumbs to Klose calls
• Poland saves pride with one-goal victory
• Tunisia fright gives Spain wake-up call
• Good old days for Ukraine pair
• Poland beats Costa Rica 2-1
• Germany trounces Ecuador with a 3-0 win
• Chen invites opposition to 'just pull the trigger'
• Miaoli court awards student NT$660,000
• Japan pulls troops from Iraq; soldiers' bodies found
• Support for UK's Labor slips to 19-year low
• Warrant issued for East Timor minister
• In Brief
• KRTC encounters labor shortage crisis
• Taipei ranks poorly in courteous city poll
• Authorities arrest 'spiderman-style' bank robbers
• MND drill to focus on possible attack from the east side
• Lawmakers urge BNHI to resolve payment issue
• Five CAA meteorologists indicted over cargo plane crash in 2002
• Pan-blues wage 'life-and-death' battle against president
• CEO shares insights about selling lingerie
• Shin Kong, Dai-ichi sign pact
• Paraguay sends T and T home with a 2-0 victory
• England, Sweden come to a 2-2 draw
• Thousands join Philippine fiesta
• Island Wanderer Taiwan Travel Guide: Alishan National Scenic Area
• Brazil is 'no monster," says Japan coach
• England captain vows to win World Cup for Owen
• Brazilian Japanese to wave the yellow flag
• Germany bullish about winning World Cup
• Pan-green lawmakers boycott recall session
• Japan ends beef spat with U.S.
• Gusmao calls on prime minister to resign
• Saddam lawyer abducted, killed in Baghdad
• Ma takes Chen to task over speech
• First family's doctor summoned to appear in court next Friday
• U.S.-Taiwan relations are likely to stay unchanged, say scholars
• Soong leads protest to oust president
• DPP to assign nomination power in case of snap polls
• KMT's threat to sanction officials seen as not legal
• Shen vows he will not 'waste' more time on donation issue
• In Brief
• Groups slam police for ban on nude rally
• Labor bill delay hurts taxpayers, warns Su
• 'Convincing' evidence reportedly surfaces in rail sabotage case
• Israel defends Gaza tactics despite civilian deaths
• Chad urges U.N. talk over Sudan 'aggression'
• U.N. accuses Congolese government of abuses
• Britain officer says terrorist threat worse than in U.S.
• Bolivian leader accuses Unites States of sending soldiers disguised as tourists
• In Brief
• US Food Festival at Royal Hsinchu
• Youth travel volunteers wanted
• King of Swaziland stays at Regent
• Far Eastern presents World Cup cake
• Taiwan Pavilion to show farm products
• Ford Fiesta to make debut here
• soundyes.com offers free trip
• In Brief
• Afghan offensive kills 30 militantsin southern areas
• Pyongyang seeks talks to ease missile tensions
• Indonesia urged to stop its military's business ties
• Indonesia asks for help fighting recent surge in bird flu deaths
• By any means, says politician in Sri Lanka
• Pakistan to offer free schooling to one-child families
• Democrats wavering on Hillary Clinton for president in 2008
• Cambodian refugee uses new life to help homeland
• Chen's report only a partial success
• Dealing with Russia at G-8
• Iraq issue will impact on U.S. fall elections
• Extinction of whales still an issue
• Scientists discover orchid that fertilizes itself
• Nose spray lowers stress during spats, study finds
• In Brief
• Taiwan GDP growth forecast upgraded
• U.S., Australian firms may vie for PCCW assets
• China-bound investment up 46.4 percent
• Food expos serve up local and imported delicacies
• BOJ chief faces calls to resign
• Wall Street closes mixed amid worries over growth
• Mobile music sales seen rising rapidly
• Greenback dips in Asia after BOJ's rate hike signal
• Taiex falls 1.01% on political uncertainty
• Wade's MVP play leads Miami to first NBA title
• Mavericks' attacking, up-tempo play disappeared after Spurs series
• Stanley Cup showcases 'new' NHL
• White Sox seek justice through retaliatory process
• Roaring Lions push record winning streak to 16
• SIDELINES
• Seeded players fall in England
• Arena wary of Ghana and Essien
• Massive influx of England fans creates ticket dilemma for FIFA
• Viduka swears allegiance in ancestral showdown
• Soca Warriors run out of steam
• England's soft defensive center exposed by Sweden set pieces
• Angola ousted after spirited draw with Iran
• Mexico loses but still advances
• Su criticizes opposition as placing recall above people's welfare
• Argentina, Netherlands come to 0-0 draw
• Ivory Coast edges out Serbia Montenegro 3-2
• Violinist Sarah Chang to perform with NTSO
• BNHI reveals cost of respirator care for local patients
• Taiwanese fishing boat returns with 2 murder suspects aboard
• Construction commission accepts ruling on ETC contractor case
• Rice-trading center launched in Taiwan
• Electromagnetism in tunnel within safe limit, says EPA
• In Brief
• Al-Zawahri message calls for resistance
• Howard says troops in Iraq will commit to riskier roles
• Thaksin's party found to have violated law
• Sri Lankan government rejects demands by rebels
• Nepal Maoists willing to be supervised
• Australia investigates Aborigine sex slave report
• Philippines to charge victims who are extorted by insurgents
• Strong earnings reports push Wall Street higher
• Japan trade surplus jumps over 35% in May
• U.S. dollar slides after Trichet's rate increase remarks
• Taiex up 2.95%; TSEC chairman expected to quit
• Ma reveals recall is power struggle
• Fight for women's freedom
• When will Bush 'cut and run'?
• Crunch time for France ahead of Togo game
• South Korea aims to scale Swiss mountain
• Spanish to ring changes against Saudis
• Ukraine's twins of terror aim at historic push
• 'Spent' Riley won't commit to next season
• Homers take down Tigers as Brewers salvage series
• Gasquet stays on course with victory over Bracciali
• Bush praises emerging democracy in Hungary
• Israeli strike kills 2 after Palestinians bury dead children
• In Brief
• Jordanian king hosts breakfast for dignitaries
• More than 14 percent lack health insurance in U.S.
• "Orange Revolution" parties sign Ukraine coalition accord