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Breaking News Wed, 23 Jul 2008
 David C. Mulford
Delhi   Iaea   India   Photos   Politics   US  
 The Times Of India 
US will convince Pak not to vote against India at IAEA: Mulford
|                 NEW DELHI/WASHINGTON: The United States will convince Pakistan into not voting against the India-specific safeguards agreement when the B... (photo: Public Domain )
This undated image made from video released by the US military in Iraq which it says shows children purportedly holding guns during an apparent al-Qaida training operation. The videotapes seized during U.S. raids on suspected al-Qaida in Iraq hide-outs show the terror group training young boys to kidnap and assassinate civilians, U.S. and Iraqi officials said Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2008.
Asia   Intelligence   Islamabad   Pakistan   Photos   Terrorism  
 Common Dreams 
Pakistan Accused of Disappearing Terrorism Suspects
| ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan's intelligence agencies and police have disappeared hundreds of Pakistanis, including children as young as 9, as part of the U.S.-led war on terrorism, Amnesty Interna... (photo: US DoD / )
 China - Beijing /ntf1  The Times Of India 
China's growth rate may plunge to 9.9 pc: ADB
|                 NEW DELHI: China's economic growth is likely to be 9.9 per cent this year and 9.7 per cent in 2009 due to a global economic slowdown, vol... (photo: GFDL)
China   Economy   Market   Photos   Society  
 Benazir Bhutto  The Times Of India 
'Bhutto's killing probe to cost Pakistan USD 100 mn'
| 23 Jul 2008, 1630 hrs IST,PTI             ISLAMABAD: Investigation into the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto could cost Pakistan up to USD 100 mill... (photo: AP / Anjum Naveed)
Crime   Islamabad   Karachi   Pakistan   Photos   UN  
Top Stories
                               TYC and Tibet National flag Houston Chronicle
A rare Tibetan critic sues China's government
TOOLS | BEIJING - The poet Woeser has long been a rarity - a Tibetan living in China who doesn't flinch from publicly criticizing the Chinese government. Now the activist... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Beijing   China   Long   Photos   Rare   Slideshow  
All Tibetans want their basic human rights from China The Boston Globe
A rare Tibetan critic sues China's government
| BEIJING—The poet Woeser has long been a rarity -- a Tibetan living in China who doesn't flinch from publicly criticizing the Chinese government. Now the activist ... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
China   Environment   Human Rights   People   Photos  
73rd birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama of Tibet Newsday
Tibetan writer, a rare outspoken voice against Beijing's policies, sues Chinese government
1 | BEIJING (AP) _ The poet Woeser has long been a rarity — a Tibetan living in China who doesn't flinch from publicly criticizing the Chinese government. Now the a... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Beijing   Chinese   Long   Photos   Rare   Slideshow  
Residents buy groceries at a market in Beijing, Thursday, July 17, 2008. China's inflation rate fell to 7.1 percent in June but is still "fairly high" and the country faces pressure for more price rises due to high costs for energy, grain and industrial materials, the government said Thur The Times Of India
China parliament warns on inflation, export slowdown
|                 BEIJING: China's inflation is in danger of worsening and the government should liberalise pricing of oil an... (photo: AP / Andy Wong)
Business   China   Economy   Inflation   Photos  
The day was observed as a mark of solidarity and commonality with the continued sufferings of those in Tibet The News Tribune
A rare Tibetan critic sues China's government
BEIJING -- The poet Woeser has long been a rarity - a Tibetan living in China who doesn't flinch from publicly criticizing the Chinese government. Now the activist is tak... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Beijing   China   Long   Photos   Rare   Slideshow  
Nepal's Maoists will not form new authority Irish Times
Nepal's Maoists will not form new authority
In this section » | CoI Bishop warns of sense of uncertainty among AnglicansDrowning of Roma girls brings racism to surfaceFamine threatens millions across Horn of Africa... (photo: UN / Eskinder Debebe)
Asia   Maoists   Nepal   Photos   UN  
Barack Obama Hong Kong Standard
Why Obama gives hope to us all
A visit to America to see relatives and drop the kids at summer school has shown that many things haven't changed - the blue skies and thunderstorms of summer, the smell ... (photo: Creative Commons / Flickr)
Democrat   Election   Photos   Politics   US  
Secretary Rice at the meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers Asia Times
US keeps Taiwan at arm's length
| By David Isenberg | WASHINGTON - The past month has seen some convoluted twists and turns in what seems to be the never-ending saga of Taiwanese arms procurement. | In ... (photo: NATO )
Arms   Nuclear   Photos   Taiwan   Washington  
 Secretary Rice speaks at the UN Secretary General High-Level Climate Change Event at the UN Headquarters September 24, 2007. cg1 CBS News
Rice To Press North Korean Envoy On Nukes
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice began talks with Asian officials Wednesday before meeting North Korea's top diplomat in what will be Washington's highest-level c... (photo: US State Dept./Michael Gross)
Asia   N Korea   Nuclear   Photos   US  
                            Dharamshala and hill stations buildings   CBS News
Poll: Chinese Expect Games To Help Image
Overwhelming numbers of Chinese say next month's Olympics will help their country's tattered image abroad, and they predict the Beijing Games will be successful, accordin... (photo: WN / Yeshe Choesang)
Chinese   Games   Help   Olympics   Photos   Slideshow  
Politics / Politicians / Elections Trade
- US will convince Pak not to vote against India at IAEA: Mulf
- China's growth rate may plunge to 9.9 pc: ADB
- Rice pushes top North Korean diplomat on nukes
- Rice pushes top North Korean diplomat on nukes
 David C. Mulford
US will convince Pak not to vote against India at IAEA: Mulford
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- Hong Kong share prices close 2.69 pc up
- Hong Kong stocks rise on oil decline, Wall Street
- World's most economically powerful cities
- China shares end down but airlines up on M&A hope
People walk at a shopping street Tuesday, May 1, 2007 in Shanghai, China. May Day, on May 1, is traditionally the day socialist countries honor their workers, but in modern communist China the day kicks off a week-long Golden Week holiday which the government hopes will encourage its citizens to travel and spend, thereby boosting the economy.
Most Chinese worry about inflation, jobs, pollution
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International Relations Military
- Argentine cabinet chief offers to resign, report sayss
- US wants quick approval of India nuclear pact
- 'Bhutto's killing probe to cost Pakistan USD 100 mn&
- Death sites scouted for Bali bombers
Cristina Kirchner (aa1)
Argentine cabinet chief offers to resign, report sayss
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- Russia is key to North Korea's plight
- Rice pushes top North Korean diplomat on nukes
- Rice presses N. Korea to verify end of nuke program
- Rice pushes top North Korean diplomat on nukes
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice smiles during her meeting with Southeast Asian foreign ministers and top officials at the ASEAN Ministerial Meeting in Singapore, Wednesday, July 23, 2008.
Rice meets with North Korean diplomat in Singapore
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Human Rights Policies Society & Culture
- China: No Link Between Bus Bombings
- The world will be watching China's unreality TV
- Debating America's role
- Olympics boycott a non-starter
International Olympic Committee officials are seen at a press conference in Beijing Thursday April 10, 2008.
The world will be watching China's unreality TV
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- Poll: Many Chinese are happy with country's direction
- The hidden obstacles to Olympic dreams
- Crime fiction: Around the world in 80 sleuths
- Gymnast Bieger misses out on chance for Olympic dream
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Poll: Many Chinese are happy with country's direction
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Nuclear Weapons Terrorism
- N Korea reaffirms nuclear pledge
- US takes tough stand with NKorea on nuclear issue but hails
- Bribery Allegations Mar Indian Nuclear Deal Vote
- Rice presses North Korea on nuclear program
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice
Rice set to tackle nuclear issue with N Korea
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- Pakistan Accused of Disappearing Terrorism Suspects
- Death sites scouted for Bali bombers
- No terror link in bus blasts
- China says no Olympic terror link found in bus blasts
This undated image made from video released by the US military in Iraq which it says shows children purportedly holding guns during an apparent al-Qaida training operation. The videotapes seized during U.S. raids on suspected al-Qaida in Iraq hide-outs show the terror group training young boys to kidnap and assassinate civilians, U.S. and Iraqi officials said Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2008.
Pakistan Accused of Disappearing Terrorism Suspects
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