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Taiwan News
- Kidd-class warships set sail for Taiwan
- MAC comments on Chinese visits
- Communications body can't escape politics: experts
- China's navy not yet a threat to Japan and US
- Filipino laborers protest violence
- Volunteers tell of Indian experience
- Parents, children brave the rain for Halloween
- City leaders talk health
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
- Analysts lower Hon Hai's target
- Novatek stock a must buy: analysts
- Cash-card issuers now being cautious with new accounts
- Taichung's science park confounding the skeptics
- Packaging and testing sector under pressure
- Notebook demand boosts Asustek's profit
- Bilateral trade with Chinese increases 15% year-on-year
Editorials
Sports
World News
- China taking bird flu seriously
- Shanghai residents suffering for World Expo
- HK lawmaker says China's meddling is unacceptable
- Japanese opposition, activists slam pact with US
- Air travel would grind to a halt in pandemic: official
- N Korea says American criticism threatens talks
- Deadly Afghan clashes kill 23
- Ghana bleeding from brain drain
- Berlusconi `tried to dissuade Bush' from war
- Syria setting up its own inquiry into the death of Hariri
- Talks for Polish coalition break down
- 31 killed in Iraq in two days of attacks
- Israeli aircraft, artillery strike northern Gaza
- Two pictures emerge in leak case
- Something sweet in the air mystifies New York
- Slow-moving Hurricane Beta gathers more steam
- Hundreds pay their respects to Rosa Parks in Alabama
- World News Quick Take
World Business
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