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Mon, Jul 11, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Fishermen plan a petition and protests
- Coast guard, Japanese frigates in lengthy stand-off
- Su urges youth to act for nation and counter China
- Fire in docked navy frigate causes damage
- KMT sends group to China this month for fruit-sales talks
- Wang, Ma at odds over the former's campaign-rally plan
- HIV/AIDS sufferers face eviction
- Berlin's urban planning a lesson for Taiwan
- Blocking Taiwan journalists is unjust, IFJ says
Business
- RTC expiry good for banks: analysts
- Oil prices threaten growth
- CPC plans to expand its overseas oil exploration
- Singapore's growth set to pick up later this year
- Singapore encourages links with Qantas
- NT dollar likely to continue dropping, analysts predict
- Internet, TV will soon converge
- Advertising scandal hits German TV broadcasting
Editorials
Sports
World News
- Al-Qaeda, Taliban teaming up: minister
- Prince William honors war dead in New Zealand
- Diplomat-defector urges China's spies in Australia to quit
- Australian PM defends appointment
- Immigration head resigns amid scandal
- Nuclear-free world urged at Greenpeace memorial
- South, N Korea talks begin with rice aid
- G8: Will leaders hold true to their pledges?
- N Ireland braces for annunal parades
- John Paul II's aide touts beatification on World Youth Day
- Luxembourg votes on the beleagered new EU constitution
- Shrine grows around bombing sites
- Police review surveillance tapes in search for suspects
- Rebel leader named vice president
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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