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Mon, Sep 26, 2005
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Taiwan News
- Anti-arms group holds counter-protest
- Chen wants new diplomatic policy
- Taiwan may have lost softball game, but gained friend
- Cho defends president as critics ratchet up attacks
- Local reporters hurt in minor accident
- KMT goes south to boost local candidates
- Navy to give subs new missiles
- Officials, gangsters collude to smuggle arms
- Taichung accused of neglecting site
- School bus safety checklist introduced in wake of death
Business
Editorials
- Editorial: Stimulus package isn't enough
- Beijing trying to trample on rights
- Chen ought to rely on more than pipe dreams
- Japan's economy wakes up
- New laws proposed by the West will fuel Muslim anger
- Chocolate is out in US' battle against childhood obesity
- Teach ethics at universities
- Taiwan is just a pawn
Sports
- US draws even with the Internationals
- Capirossi takes race as Rossi wins championship
- Blues give up first goal of season in victory over Villa
- Red Sox share lead in AL East
- Irish crush the Huskies
- Slovakia, Croatia close in on finals in Davis Cup action
- Asashoryu wins sixth Cup after playoff with Kotooshu
World News
- Japan's mob reorganizes for the future
- US military helicopter crash kills five in Afghanistan
- HK inches toward democracy
- Bangladeshi city shut by protests over girl's rape
- Thaksin vows justice after killings
- Former Khmer Rouge official says Cambodia trials a waste of money
- US triples estimate of Japan's share of missile-plan costs
- N Korea seeking a strategy to reduce dependence on aid
- Israel launches Gaza offensive
- US contracted jets for `renditions'
- Media denounced as dogs in trial over Uzbeki unrest
- Islamist cleric says that `all Muslims must leave Europe'
- Polish voters, put off politics, are heading to the polls
- Rita evacuees urged not to go home
- Puerto Rican nationalist shot to death by US agents
- US officials skeptical that mob boss has really quit
- World News Quick Take
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