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• Taiwan's weighted share index jumps 3.64%
• China moves to standardize regulation of foreign businesses
• Malaysia's population at 22.2 mil.: 2000 census
• FEATURE: Japan's youth culture attracts Thai teens
• Dili hotel stops operation as U.N. reaffirms eviction
• FOCUS: Philippines grapples with garbage disposal problem
• ASEM ministers to discuss Asian economy, currency regime
• Nepal gov't faces local opposition to reopen Mt. Machapuchhre
• Vietnam targets creating more than 1.2 mil. new jobs
• Singapore stocks hit record high
• New Malaysian graduates earned 1.5% more a month in 2000
• 22 dead, 29 injured in bus accident in China
• Mahathir bullish on Malaysian stock market
• FEATURE: Changing tastes transform Chinese New Year
• Indonesia's crime rate up last year
• Cambodia assembly approves bill for Khmer Rouge trial
• Malaysia's Nov. industrial output up 23.1 pc
• Bull-run hits Thai stocks
• Asian editorial excerpts -THE AJINOMOTO CASE
• World Bank offered economic support to N. Korea
• Northern India suffers major power failure
• Sri Lankan woman gives birth to New Year triplets
• Ajinomoto apologizes to Indonesian public for pork controversy
• Singapore stocks rebound somewhat after beating
• Philippines' Nov. exports up 18.8 pc on year
• Vietnam plans to export 25,000 workers this year
• Singapore economy grows 10.5% on year in 4th qtr 2000
• Whereabouts of 5 hijackers, 3 militants unknown
• 9 policemen killed by rebels in Nepal
• Lower U.S. interest rates to help Thai economic recovery
• 49% of Beijing high school students say premarital sex OK
• LEAD: Taiwan vessels complete historic direct sail to China
• Vietnam Airlines to start direct flight to Angkor Wat
• FEATURE: Chinese airlines plan domestic duty-free shops
• Japan to launch 5-year program to promote IT in Asia
• H.K. films cast Japanese idols to boost box office
• Aiding Filipinos abroad: the diplomat as social worker
• BIS to hold meeting of central bankers in Singapore
• H.K. stock prices soar to record high
• Philippine inflation for 2000 hits 4.4%
• Scholar says Taiwan's Soong 'sounds better' than Lee
• FEATURE: Changing Tastes Transform Chinese New Year
• Malaysian shares open 2000 on bullish note
• Indonesian flight lands at East Timor airport
• Malaysia's Nov. trade surplus at $1.6 bil
• S. Korea's Kim proposes inter-Korea economic talks
• Singapore attracts record number of tourists in 2000
• LEAD: Thai TV journalists to sue Thaksin's Shin Corp
• H.K. tycoons to buy H.K. Sogo's prime site, store
• Taiwan stocks soar 4.13% in first New Year trading session
• 2ND LD: Japan traveler nabbed in Phnom Penh for sex with minor
• Taiwan stocks soar on back of Wall Street rebound
• LEAD: Asian stocks rally on U.S. rate cut
• LEAD: Ajinomoto recalls flavoring in Indonesia over pork scare
• LEAD: Northern India suffers major power failure