Hsieh urges Ma to back referendums
COMPROMISE:
A deal proposed by the DPP would see the referendums decoupled from the presidential election if the KMT agrees to lower the referendum thresholds
By Ko Shu-ling And Flora Wang Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) presidential candidate Frank Hsieh's (謝長廷) campaign team yesterday urged Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) candidate Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) to support the two referendums seeking UN membership, with the KMT set to announce today its decision on whether it will stage a boycott.
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Barack Obama says he won't be Clinton's No. 2
`ABSOLUTELY CLEAR':
Barack Obama dismissed the idea of a Democrat `dream ticket' when he said the party's supporters would have to choose
Democrat Barack Obama ridiculed the idea of being Hillary Clinton's running mate on Monday, saying voters must choose between the two for the top spot on the ticket.
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`Merchant of Death' Viktor Bout denied bail by Thai court
A Thai court denied bail yesterday to a purported Russian arms dealer who is wanted by the US, saying it feared the suspect might try to flee the country, his lawyer said.
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Tibetans continue march in defiance of Indian police ban
A group of Tibetan exiles planning to march to their homeland from northern India were back on the road yesterday despite a police ban on their trek.
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PLA spending `threatening' Taiwan
By Jimmy Chuang China's sharp increase in military spending this year will tilt the balance against Taiwan, a Ministry of National Defense official said yesterday.
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