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Thu, Mar 16, 2006
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Taiwan News
- US urges Chen to keep his promises
- President Chen stresses that it's `up to the people'
- Invitation to Lu triggers uproar
- Ma urges pan-blue lawmakers to initiate new probe
- Vice President Lu schedules human rights committee meeting tomorrow
- Recyclers protest against`unreasonable' tax policy
- Taiwanese culture at risk, say legislators
- Government to end interviews of Chinese spouses
- MND says it will station marines on Taiping Island
- Chen, Lu, Su set to join DPP march
- Wu `tests' China over offer to visit
- Su urges more help for foreign brides settled in Taiwan
- EPA's head stands up for Taiwan's environment
- Taiwan Quick Take: Kuo content with role
- Taiwan Quick Take: Building changes set for July
- Taiwan Quick Take: DOH doubles TB funding
- Taiwan Quick Take: Ma accepts `differences'
Business
- Hotai launches its first hybrid
- Lock maker Tong Lung vows to conquer region
- Asia-Pacific optimism on the rise: poll
- Nanya Technology set to start making flash memory chips
- Head of ING Antai Life Insurance to retire soon
- BenQ shares plummet in wake of Siemens takeover
- Council looks to India for growth
- Furniture firms optimistic as trade show commences
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World News
- Myanmar keeps lid on bird flu outbreak
- Kabul wants drug kingpins to invest money in country
- Rice urges more Indonesian military reform
- Elderly dissident released ahead of Hu's visit to US
- Nepal quiet on second day of blockade
- Milosevic returned to Belgrade
- Berlusconi and Prodi deliver dull, US-style debate
- French students continue protests
- German birth rate falls to lowest level since WWII
- Sectarian violence in Iraq intensifying
- Rumsfeld hints US might boost troop numbers in Iraq
- Moussaoui judge bars testimony
- Chinese illegals give US authorities a costly headache
- `Reverse tsunami' in Hawaii kills one, seven more missing
- Article implicates Armitage as leak
- World News Quick Take
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