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    Islamic Jihad leader accepts proposal to halt attacks on Israelis for 3 months

    Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas gestures as he talks to the relatives of the Palestinians in Israeli jails in the West Bank town of Ramallah yesterday.
    PHOTO: AP

    Civilians work way into security apparatus

    From left to right, Chen Yi-feng, deputy commissioner of the National Police Administration's Criminal Investigation Bureau, Wang Chin-wang, administration director-general, and Hou You-yi, bureau commissioner, are seen in this photo from when Hou was appointed on June 19.
    FILE PHOTO

    Violence continues in restive Iraq


    PHOTO: AP

    Liberian rebels call second ceasefire

    A Liberian government militia fighter stands on a bridge into Monrovia on Friday. Liberia's latest ceasefire, after two failed rebel attempts to storm the capital in 10 days, revived faint hopes for peace yesterday as cries grew ever louder for foreign intervention.
    PHOTO: REUTERS

    Why Europe's Roma matter


    ILLUSTRATION: MOUNTAIN PEOPLE

    Surreal disparities abound as Zimbabwean currency crumbles

    Women carry bags of corn at a World Food Programme distribution point in Centenary, Zimbabwe some 300km west of Harare, on Friday. Zimbabwe is going through its worst economic and political crisis since independence in 1980.
    PHOTO: AP

    Climbing the 'wine bucket' of Taiwan

    Tapachien Mountain rises 3,492m above sea level. Trekkers are no longer allowed to climb the rocky peak.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF JEAN-MARC COMPAIN, FRESHTREKS
    More daring trekkers use ropes to climb to the top of nearby Hsiaopachien Mountain.
    PHOTO: GRAHAM NORRIS, TAIPEI TIMES
    National park administrators have put in a covered walkway to protect trekkers from falling rocks around the base of the mountain.
    PHOTO: GRAHAM NORRIS, TAIPEI TIMES
    Water oozes out of the rock onto weathered stone fragments at the base of the peak.
    PHOTO: GRAHAM NORRIS, TAIPEI TIMES

    Old books find a new market

    Wu Ya-huei looks through rare books at Chiou Hsiang Chu.
    PHOTO: VICO LEE, TAIPEI TIMES
    Some of the works from the 1920s through to the 1940s available there.
    PHOTO: VICO LEE, TAIPEI TIMES

    Living under the rule of the Rough Guide

    First-Time Asia
    By Lesley Reader & Lucy Ridout
    398 pages
    Rough Guides



    Making faces at the world

    A sun mask made from rice stalks greets people as they enter the exhibition area.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ARTIST
    See No Evil, Heard No Evil, Speak No Evil By Huang Wen-yuan.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF ARTIST

    Taking aim at the roots and myths of terrorism

    No End to War: Terrorism in the 21st Century
    By Walter Laqueur
    288 pages
    Continuum



    TFAM puts itsold pots on display

    Kutani Koyo's Celadon Jar with Landscape is the show's most elegant work.


    PHOTO COURTESY OF TFAM

    Kosho Ito's White Solid of Alumina look like they could each be blown away, but are actually rock-hard.
    PHOTO COURTESY OF TFAM

    Scott Dixon secures pole in Virginia

    American Scott Sharp, driver of the Kelley Racing Dallara Toyota, steers his car during qualifying for the SunTrust Indy Challenge, round six of the Indy Racing League series at the Richmond International Raceway in Richmond, Virginia on Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Journeyman boxer fights hard times in the Bronx

    Michael Rothberger, a stocky heavyweight who goes by the self-imposed nickname Shake and Bake, has lost his first four professional fights. If Rothberger loses one more time, the New York State Athletic Commission will perminantly revoke his license.
    PHOTO: NY TIMES

    Wells digs deep to beat the Mets

    New York Mets' Jeromy Burnitz breaks his bat in the first inning against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in New York on Friday. Burnitz was out at first.
    PHOTO: AP

    Damon gets three hits in an inning

    Boston's Kim Byung-hyun pitches to the Florida Marlins in the first inning at Fenway Park on Friday.
    PHOTO: REUTERS

    Venus' game rises as opponents fall

    Sweden's Jonas Bjorkman returns to Justin Gimelstob of the US in their third round match at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships on Friday. Bjorkman won the match 6-1, 6-3, 6-3.
    PHOTO: REUTERS
    Sliva Farina Elia of Italy hits a forehand to Chandra Rubin of the US at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London on Friday.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Ai Sugiyama, Shinobu Asagoe do well

    Japan's Ai Sugiyama celebrates her win against France's Nathalie Dechy in their third round match.
    PHOTO: REUTERS

    All Blacks' Lomu scores three tries

    All Blacks Joe Rokococo, left, dives in to score as France's Aurelien Rougerie tackles during their test match at Jade Stadium in Christchurch, New Zealand yesterday.
    PHOTO: REUTERS

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