Blue camp stands by shooting `report'
SHUT DOWN:
High hopes for cooperation between the PFP and the DPP received a setback as a legislative committee accepted a report from an 'unconstitutional' body
By Debby Wu In its final sitting for the current term, the Legislative Yuan's pan-blue-camp-dominated Procedure Committee accepted a report from an investigative body declared by the Council of Grand Justices to have unconstitutional powers.
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Ministry mum on hidden logos
By Melody Chen The Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday declined to explain why national emblems on two military aircraft transporting tsunami aid to Indonesia had been covered over.
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Taiwan No. 1 in mobile phone subscriptions: DGBAS
By Ko Shu-ling Taiwan ranked first in the world in terms of mobile-phone subscription in 2003, with nearly 111 subscribers per 100 people, according to a study released yesterday.
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Archbishop freed as militants take Chinese hostages
IRAQ DRAMA:
The Syrian Catholic Church prelate was unconditionally released, while the Vatican said the Church had not been specifically targeted
A Catholic archbishop kidnapped in Iraq has been freed, the Vatican said yesterday.
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Ukranian high court lifts publishing ban on election results
Ukraine's Supreme Court yesterday ruled that presidential election results can be published before it completes hearing an appeal by the losing candidate, paving the way for the inauguration of Western-leaning reformer Viktor Yushchenko.
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