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    Taiwan's quiet man of baseball finally meets the press

    Wang Chien-ming poses for a photo during a press conference in Taipei yesterday.
    PHOTO: SAM YEH, AFP

    Lawmakers protest high speed rail's `unsafe' trials

    The high speed train undergoes tests at Taoyuan on April 18.
    PHOTO: EPA

    KMT supports Ma, but cracks appear

    Taipei Mayor Ma Ying-jeou, who is also chairman of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT), apologizes at a news conference in Taipei yesterday, a day after he was questioned by prosecutors over possible irregularities in the use of his mayoral special expense fund.
    PHOTO: JIMMY CHANG, REUTERS

    Chen says Republican setbacks may affect Taiwan

    President Chen Shui-bian yesterday places a heart-shaped magnet with the text ``I want to have fun'' on a white board while attending a press conference announcing the publication of an illustrated book promoting the UN's Convention on the Rights of the Child. The book is entitled What We All Should Know.
    PHOTO: CNA

    Former Philippine senator arrested for coup attempt

    Gregorio Honasan, former colonel and senator in the Philippines, is brought by wheelchair to a surgery ward at the National Police Hospital in Manila yesterday. Honasan suffered injuries to his feet while being chased by police who later captured him.
    PHOTO: EPA

    India, Pakistan close latest talks over Kashmir

    Pakistani Foreign Secretary Riaz Mohammed Khan addresses media representatives in New Delhi yesterday about the meetings between his country and India.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Truffle brings in record auction price

    Chef Umberto Bombana displays a 1.5kg Alba white truffle in Hong Kong on Tuesday.
    PHOTO: EPA

    Torrential rains in Somalia kill 23

    A displaced family seeks refuge on a dry spot in Dadaab, Kenya, on Sunday. Nearly 13,000 people have been displaced by devastating floods at camps in Kenya for refugees fleeing unrest in Somalia, the UN said on Monday. Torrential downpours across Kenya's north, northeast and coastal regions have inundated two of the three camps that make up the sprawling UN Dadaab complex, compounding the misery of nearly 90,000 Somali refugees, it said.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Seven-year-old boy sways Mexican Congress

    Saul Arellano, bottom left, talks with reporters at the Mexican Congress in Mexico City, Mexico, on Tuesday after pleading for lawyers' help in lobbying Washington to stop the deportation of his mother.
    PHOTO: AP

    All hostages except two are released in Baghdad

    Iraqi women walk past the scientific research institute in Baghdad, Iraq, on Tuesday, where earlier gunmen kidnapped around 100 people.
    PHOTO: AP

    Forests are making a comeback




    Nuggets beat Heat, Anthony loses duel

    The Houston Rocket's Yao Ming reacts after missing a shot while being fouled during the third quarter of an NBA game against the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday in Houston, Texas. The Spurs won 92-84.
    PHOTO: AP

    Brazil to face Russia in finals, US defeats Taiwan

    Taiwan's Kou Nai-han, center, receives the ball as teammates captain Chen Shu-li, left, and Azu Hui-fang, look on during the women's final round match at the Volleyball World Championships in Osaka, western Japan, yesterday. The US defeated Taiwan 25-15, 25-20, 25-21.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Taiwan falls to Syria to end goalless Cup charge

    Japan's Yasuyuki Konno, left, and Akira Kaji, right, try to steal a ball from Saudi Arabia's Saleh Alsaqri during their qualifying match for the 2007 Asian Cup in Sapporo, Japan, yesterday. Japan won 3-1.
    PHOTO: AFP

    Japanese cheap chic invades SoHo

    The entrance and interior of Uniqlo's store in SoHo, New York.
    PHOTOS: NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE






    Tadashi Yanai, CEO of Uniqlo, is pictured at the company's new store in SoHo, New York.


    Pink is a color for all seasons

    A fuchsia-pink hat created by leading local designer Sophie Hung.
    PHOTO: JULES QUARTLY, TAIPEI TIMES

    Classical DVD Review

    MARIA CALLAS
    La Divina - A Portrait
    A Tony Palmer film
    Well Go USA WD-177


    ORPHEE ET EURYDICE
    Theatre Musical de Paris - Chatelet
    Directed by Robert Wilson
    Well Go USA WD-169


    RUSALKA
    English National Opera
    Directed by David Pountney
    Well Go USA WD-190


    THE BEGGAR'S OPERA
    With Roger Daltry
    Directed by Jonathan Miller
    Well Go USA WD-163



    Negative political ads work, studies say 負面政治廣告 真有效

    Customers in Brasilia watch their president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on TV during a decisive part of his campaign.

    巴西總統大選決定性時刻,巴西利亞市的觀眾看電視上總統魯拉的談話。 (照片:法新社)
    PHOTO: AFP


    Jeff Koons:subversively normal

    Michael Jackson and Bubbles (1988).
    PHOTOS: NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE
    Jeff Koons' stainless steel Rabbit (1986)

    Jeff Koons' sculpture titled Woman in Tub (1988), on display at the Foundation Beyeler in Riehen, Basel, Switzerland.

    US artist Jeff Koons.
    PHOTO: EPA

    Editorial Cartoon
    The golf-father
    Infinite confidence
    Waiting to play
    Autumn blooms
    Armed and ready
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