Freed Suu Kyi vows to struggle on
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Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi smiles as she and security officials force their way through a massive crowd as she arrives at the headquarters of her National League for Democracy in Yangon yesterday, after being released from house arrest.
PHOTO: AP
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March to demand use of `Taiwan'
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Ng Chiautong points at the signature of former president Lee Teng-hui to show Lee's support for a march slated to be held on Saturday.
PHOTO: SUNG CHIH-HSIUNG, TAIPEI TIMES
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Teachers' group seeks to challenge Microsoft's power
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Eunice Chiou, the general manager of Microsoft Taiwan, tells a press conference yesterday that the software giant does not raise prices indiscriminately every year, in response to criticism it is abusing its monopoly power in operating systems.
PHOTO: LIO SHIN-DER, TAIPEI TIMES
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Taiwan to use own name in upcoming WHA bid
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Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Michael Kau holds up a promotional CD for Taiwan's push to become an observer in the WHO as foreign minister Eugene Chien looks on during a press conference yesterday.
PHOTO: GEORGE TSORNG, TAIPEI TIMES
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Law may hamper PFP-KMT ties
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PHOTO: LIAO CHENG-HUEI, TAIPEI TIMES
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Global war against drugs unrealistic
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ILLUSTRATION: YU SHA
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Spending on IT products may lag
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Intel Corp Chief Executive Craig Barrett said more graduates in technology-related fields are needed in Taiwan.
PHOTO: CHU PEI-HSIUNG, TAIPEI TIMES
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The large, invisible reforms under Koizumi
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Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi listens to his New Zealand counterpart Helen Clark in Wellington last week. Koizumi has been criticized for appearing to do little about Japan's struggling economy, though his administration is continuing government reform programs, some of which have a lifespan of 25 years or more.
PHOTO: AFP
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Malaysia's prime minister slams the IMF
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PHOTO: AP
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