Tuesday, July 31, 2012

China media Qidong protest

  • Old Harrovian murder holds China in thrall

    The Independent - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    Bo Xilai was one of China's richest men, tipped by many as future leader of the Communist Party. Now that his wife, Gu Kailai, 53, has been charged with the murder of a British businessman, ...

  • Parties vie for Asian-American vote

    Politico - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    FAIRFAX, Va. ? Four years ago, Barack Obama captured 62 percent of the Asian-American vote. But in the 2012 cycle, Mitt Romney?s campaign may have found the formula to chip away at that ...

  • 6.6-magnitude quake hits Papua New Guinea

    Channel News Asia - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    SYDNEY: A 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck off Papua New Guinea early on Sunday, the US Geological Survey said, but no tsunami warning was issued.The quake hit the remote New Ireland region at 6:04 ...

  • Asia takes first golds and headlines

    SBS - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    LONDON (Reuters) - Shooting took centre stage at the Olympics on Saturday when IOC President Jacques Rogge handed over the first gold medal of the London Games, but it was the pioneering and ...

  • WTO sets date for inter-ministerial meeting in Bali

    Channel News Asia - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    GENEVA: The Indonesian island of Bali is to be the venue of next World Trade Organization inter-ministerial meeting, the international trade arbiter said.The decision to hold the ninth Ministerial ...

  • Olympics Chinas Wang extends unbeaten record to win weightlifting gold

    Channel News Asia - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    LONDON: Chinese weighlifting great Wang Mingjuan extended her incredible 10-year unbeaten record by totally dominating the field to win her maiden Olympic gold in the -48kg class on ...

  • Indonesian rescuers free stranded whale

    Channel News Asia - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    JAKARTA: Rescuers and navy divers in Indonesia Saturday helped a sperm whale return to the sea after it was stranded in shallow waters off the coast of West Java province for four days.The 11-metre ...

  • As crops wither and food prices rise India?s farmers wait for a good long rain

    Washington Post - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    Aijaz Rahi/AP - A Hindu priest performs special prayers for rain at a government-run temple in Bangalore, India on July 27, 2012. The deficient monsoon in the country this year made its southern ...

  • Man charged with manslaughter in Florida butt-injection case

    Times of India - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    ORLANDO: A man who injected a woman in the buttocks with unknown substances during an illegal cosmetic surgery was arrested on Thursday and charged with manslaughter in the woman's death, ...

  • Social Media?s Role In Business Tackled At Asian Marketing Confab

    Manila Bulletin - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    Marketing experts from various Asian countries shared their insights on how technology, specifically social media, is rapidly shaping today?s business during the recently concluded Asian ...

  • N Korea floods kill 88 in July

    BBC - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    Flooding in North Korea has killed 88 people and injured 134 others in the past ten days, state-run KCNA news agency said. Typhoons and torrential rain have damaged 5,000 homes and left more than ...

  • At least 40 Taliban militants killed in Afghanistans Paktika province

    Times of India - Saturday 28th July, 2012

    Taliban were killed and 14 injured in a cross-border attack the militants launched against police checkposts in Afghanistan's Paktika province on Saturday, a government official said. ...

  • Source: http://www.uzbekistannews.net/index.php?sid/207838530/scat/bf053b50c46383e0

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