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Mon, Dec 19, 2005
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Taiwan News
- KMT to scrutinize any new arms plan
- Ma says funding not the only problem with arms bill
- DPP legislators confused by party icon's latest move
- Sailors proud to bring home Kidd-class destroyers
- Ma not a presidential shoo-in yet: KMT spokeswoman
- Tuna boats to get official monitors
- Showgirl craze shows no sign of fading
- Women warned about fake `job in Japan' ads
- Lee preaches sermon on leadership and religion
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
Editorials
- Editorial: Taiwan needs an offshoring edge
- EAS belittled by actions of ASEAN
- Taiwan deserves a seat at the EAS table
- Countdown to withdrawal from Iraq
- No legitimate reasons for limiting free speech
- Elections under occupation lack real credibility
- Letter: The power of language
- Letter: Hard, rather than soft
- Letter: Cheap laptops marketable
- Letter: Stand up for democracy
Sports
World News
- China names men killed in Dongzhou
- Two workers arrested after deadly fire in hospital
- Thousands of tsunami survivors still in tent camps
- Tamil Tigers reject government offer on peace talks
- Jakarta to deploy thousands of police over holiday
- Stampede kills 45 people in Chennai
- Afghanistan policemen killed in Taliban clash
- King of Bhutan to step down, pave way for democracy
- Drunken Santas cause anarchy in New Zealand
- Spy revelation puts pressure on Blair
- In Malawi, books are most precious resource
- Congo votes on constitution in first ballot in decades
- Turkish official defends author's free speech rights
- Hundreds tortured by UK in 1940s Germany: report
- NSA eavesdropping preceded authorization
- Sunnis, Shiites appeal for unity
- Uribe admits anti-Chavez plot planned in Colombia
- Ugandan opposition leader goes on trial today for treason
- World News Quick Take
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