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* Fung-wong approaches Taiwan
* At least nine killed in heavy clashes in northern Lebanon
* Wu thanks Beijing, confirms trip to Olympic Games
* Ahmadinejad claims Iran now has 6,000 centrifuges
* Rice to PRC: Respect legitimate dissent
* Uighur group says it launched attacks
Taiwan News
* US trade expert upbeat on arms sales
* Ministry working on Ma meeting Panama president
* Official says public will be consulted in setting oil price
* Cabinet, top KMT body to enhance cooperation: Wu
* May Chin to lead group of performers to Beijing
* Ma tells Cabinet to speed up flood-prevention work
* Dog lovers travel in style on the ¡¥pet party¡¦ express
* Engineer swindled in bizarre Internet prostitution scam
* No. 2 cause of death for youths is suicide: DOH
* Yuanta officials released on bail after questioning
* ¡¥Arts and culture¡¦ cab fleet plies streets
* Taiwan News Quick Take
* Community Compass coming soon!
World News
* Thai row boosts Hun Sen
* Philippine talks with MILF fail
* Pakistan¡¦s Gilani heads to Washington
* Rice pays visit to New Zealand, faces protesters
* Series of bombs explode in Ahmedabad, one day after eight blasts in Bangalore
* Sri Lankan fighting kills 46 rebels, spokesman says
* Hanoi welcomes N Korean official
* Poland rejects plan to determine cause of Chopin¡¦s death
* French Guianese base opens up to Russian rockets
* Bush expands sanctions against Mugabe regime
* Obama¡¦s shine wearing off: poll
* Lost evidence cited in bid for group¡¦s video of arrests
* Harper announces special elections in early September
* Rallies urge Harper to act on US detainee
* World News Quick Take
Editorials
* EDITORIAL: We need more LPG stations, now
* Flaws slow down disaster relief
* Ma should put an end to cases of defamation
* Taiwan needs smart deregulation
* Female sommeliers invade the last bastions of masculinity
* ¡¥Life is good¡¦ T-shirts catch on as economic downturn deepens
Sports
* TAI NATIONS RUGBY :Wallabies down the All Blacks to go top
* Alfredsson shoots course record, Park leads
* BEIJING 2008 : Iraq in negotiations for regaining its place at the Games
* Muralitharan and Mendis spin Sri Lanka to victory
* Grand champion Hakuho maintains his flawless record
* England recall Harmison, Collingwood
* CPBL
* Yankees win seventh in a row to close in on Boston
* CPBL: Elephants baffle Bears to extend winning streak
* Jankovic books semi-final berth, closing in on No. 1
* Wade returns to lead US in exhibition rout of Canada
* LE TOUR FRANCE: Sastre remains in pole position
* England to make Champions Trophy decision on Aug. 4
* Powell grabs another pre-Olympics win
* Lundberg, Sandelin share lead in Russia
* Capello denies he will quit England after the World Cup
* Sport Briefs
Business
* FDIC closes First Heritage Bank
* WTO talks creep toward breakthrough
* Singapore¡¦s tourism sector suffers drop in visitor arrivals
* Chrysler to drop leasing business by end of the month
* GE announces restructuring shake-up
* Competition from generics to drive Pfizer¡¦s efficiency
* Business Quick Take
World Business
* OIL: Crude prices head south as US fuel demand drops
* ASIA: Credit and profit concerns weigh on Asian stocks
* EUROPE: European stocks rise for second week as oil falls
* NYSE: Wall Street awaits fresh data to judge economic direction
* Dollar dips against euro despite buoyant data
* Indian rupee, Philippine peso lead weekly advance
* World Business Quick Take
Business Focus
* Cult of the CEO loses power in digital revolution
* In a gasoline-powered world, ethanol is stirring up trouble
Features
* Tao struggle for tradition
* Return of the renegade children¡¦s author
* [BOOK REVIEW] The ¡¥Cost¡¦ of resentment and addiction
* [BOOK REVIEW] Chasing thrills with Elvis Cole, private eye
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