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2781 An awkward silence on Oct. 1 Taipei Times 913
2782 Hungry factions and corporations Chen Chao-chien 陳朝建 941
2783 The PRC at 60: a shame of a parade Taipei Times 1030
2784 KMT facing crisis of confidence Taipei Times 1018
2785 Australia and the US share fears over Asia Richard Halloran 883
2786 When words and actions diverge Taipei Times 887
2787 Rejecting Kadeer — and credibility Taipei Times 820
2788 The Chen saga enters a new stage Taipei Times 862
2789 Kadeer is entitled to a visa Taipei Times 938
2790 Finding the courage to face Morakot Taipei Times 977
2791 A premier who would back down Taipei Times 837
2792 ‘Status quo’ is a hostile takeover J. Michael Cole 寇謐將 1121
2793 A denuded bid for the UN harms Taiwanese Chen Lung-chu 陳隆志 971
2794 China cutting too close to the bone Taipei Times 988
2795 Flaws mean Chen verdict violates the Constitution Hung Ying-hua 洪英花 1348
2796 Taiwan must fight for recognition Taipei Times 1001
2797 Chen ruling sounds like old, cranky feudal hands James Wang 王景弘 1098
2798 The DPP’s struggle for one voice Taipei Times 1022
2799 Murder probe reveals nothing new Bruce Jacobs 家博 1121
2800 A guilty verdict to scorn Taipei Times 1064
 
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Newsflash

Chang Kai-chen of Taiwan hits a return against world No. 1 women’s player Dinara Safina of Russia during their second round match at the Pan Pacific Open tennis tournament in Tokyo, Japan, yesterday.
PHOTO: AFP

World No. 1 and defending champion Dinara Safina was knocked out in the second round of the Toray Pan Pacific Open yesterday by Taiwanese qualifier Chang Kai-chen (張凱貞) only hours before her fellow Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova was ousted in another upset result.

Safina was serving for the match in the third set when she double-faulted to give up a break. Chang, ranked 132nd and playing only for the fourth time in a WTA main draw, held her own serve and then broke Safina again for a 7-6 (7/5), 4-6, 7-5 win to reach the third round of the US$2 million tournament.