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• 2 men, firm indicted over waste shipments to Philippines
• LEAD: Japan garners support for APEC capacity-building
• India must control fiscal deficit, IMF chief says
• Japan provides $23 million to Bangladesh in import relief
• 2ND LD: APEC ministers agree to strive for early WTO round
• Activist hails critical Three Gorges Dam report
• Foreign firms ready to buy 100 Indonesian gas stations
• APEC trade ministers split on relaunch of WTO round
• Japan, Indonesia businesses to promote information technology
• Hyundai business group considers building inter-Korean railway
• Philippines to speed up overseas workers' money transfers
• UNESCO rejects Nepal's Buddha mother temple design
• Philippines urges Japan to take up e-commerce at G-8 summit
• Earthquake jolts northern Myanmar state
• LEAD: Indonesia quake focused on boundary of plates: scholar
• Japanese, Indian defense chiefs agree to cooperate on IT
• H.K. foreign currency reserves reach US$95.2 bil. in May
• 2 Koreas to play soccer game in Seoul on Aug. 15
• Singapore, Canada agree to explore free-trade pact
• Thailand, Cambodia to jointly combat artifact smuggling
• Myanmar to cooperate with China over drug trafficking
• Malaysia's industrial production up 18.6% in April
• APEC finance ministers to meet in Brunei in Sept. 9-10
• Philippine inflation rises to 4.1% in May
• Japan urges APEC partners to join LDC market initiative
• Number of Internet users in China tops 10 million mark
• Mori offers to send study mission for aid to Mongolia
• Samaranch hoping for unified Korean Olympic team in Sydney
• LEAD: Japan to set up fund for narrowing gaps in ASEAN
• 8 Chinese workers killed in Japanese plant in Xiamen
• LEAD: No capital controls planned, Wahid tells IMF chief
• 3 tons of gas cylinders removed from Everest
• LEAD: Japanese team arrives in quake-hit Indonesian province
• Mahathir says mega-firms may mean return to banana republics
• Wahid asks Japan for 300 bil. yen in special loans
• FEATURE: Can Tho Province bids to become Mekong Delta hub
• Taiwan's foreign reserves post small decline in May
• Asian leaders discuss future of the region
• Japan upgrades travel warning for Solomon Islands
• EU's Lamy tells Japan early new WTO round unlikely
• APEC trade ministers support new, leaner WTO round
• FOCUS: APEC backs Japan's confidence-building proposal
• S. Korean share prices close lower after 6 days of gain
• Cambodia ratifies extradition treaty with China
• Official death toll in Sumatra quake 64, with 465 injured
• 5TH LD: APEC OKs Japan's plan to help developing states on WTO
• Philippine minister thanks Miyazawa for Japan's aid
• Bridge linking Nepal with China collapses
• Japan medical team arrives in quake-hit Indonesian province
• No foreign bank accounts for Vietnamese officials
• APEC ministers agree to extend e-commerce tax moratorium
• 2ND LD: APEC endorses Japan's plan to help developing states
• Sumatra quake death toll rises to 117
• LEAD: Singapore's Lee says AMF should be 2nd fiddle to IMF
• Renewed political will exists for WTO round, Fisher says
• 3RD LD: APEC endorses Japan's plan to help developing states
• Tosoh, Mitsubishi to up Philippine venture's chemical output
• Korean stocks rebound on bullish buying by foreign investors
• Japan's economy could grow 1.5-2% in next 2 years: analyst
• 4TH LD: APEC OKs Japan's plan to help developing states on WTO
• Pokemon cards prove too tempting for Kuala Lumpur teacher
• 3RD LD: APEC adopts plan to hasten launch of new WTO round
• China bans cell-phone imports from S. Korea over garlic
• Thailand seeks more fruit exports to Japan