News Archive --- Date:20060807
China |
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3 documents issued to curb corruption among officials (16:50, August 07, 2006)
CPC issues regulations banning nepotism in government, Party units (16:28, August 07, 2006)
Chinese mega-cities likely to total 125 by 2010 (10:04, August 07, 2006)
China to be moderately developed by 2050 according to expert (09:46, August 07, 2006)
China demands Israel, Lebanon ensure safety of UN
peacekeepers (09:38, August 07, 2006)
Premier pays tribute to China's intellectuals on visit to leading
scholar (08:27, August 07, 2006)
China, Chad resume diplomatic ties (08:26, August 07, 2006)
3 Chinese UN peacekeepers injured in South Lebanon (08:12, August 07, 2006)
Convenient, clean city promised for Games (13:13, August 07, 2006)
Injection kills 3, 78 others affected (09:36, August 07, 2006)
At least 77 killed by Prapiroon (09:37, August 07, 2006)
Cross-Straits force to jointly crack down on criminals (09:32, August 08, 2006)
HK, Guangdong make bridge progress (09:37, August 07, 2006)
SFDA probing drug linked to four deaths (09:47, August 08, 2006)
Steps taken to cool property market (09:48, August 08, 2006)
Memorial meeting held for UN observer Du (09:49, August 08, 2006)
Nation fulfils its obligations in rescue work (09:49, August 08, 2006)
New typhoon heading for southeast (09:50, August 08, 2006)
Rejuvenation strategy gives incentives to Central China (09:51, August 08, 2006)
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Business |
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Vietnamese agricultural firms post slow growth (15:05, August 07, 2006)
Vietnam's foreign debt still under control: report (13:34, August 07, 2006)
S. Korea seeks to set up stock exchange in Cambodia (15:06, August 07, 2006)
Another nine companies participate in state-shareholding reform (13:33, August 07, 2006)
First shipment of U.S. beef arrives Japan after ban lifting (15:07, August 07, 2006)
Wine imports rise 22 pct in first half in South Korea (13:32, August 07, 2006)
Australia urged to play more balanced role in world trade talk (13:32, August 07, 2006)
China's sedan export booms (10:34, August 07, 2006)
Projects of A320 plane assembly plant launched (09:52, August 07, 2006)
Ten Zambian firms to be picked to promote trade with South Africa (13:34, August 07, 2006)
One in eight cellphones in world made in China's southern city (08:10, August 07, 2006)
Studies on optic fiber network completed in Zambia (08:08, August 07, 2006)
Shanghai aims to double premium income by 2010 (08:06, August 07, 2006)
Jiangsu to set up new bank (13:35, August 07, 2006)
Indian firm to run Tanzania's railway (08:04, August 07, 2006)
Chunxiao oilfield begins to function (09:28, August 07, 2006)
Guangzhou incomes up 8 per cent in first half (09:40, August 07, 2006)
Rising costs fail to dent investment (10:01, August 08, 2006)
RMB now below 7.97 against greenback (10:01, August 08, 2006)
Wal-Mart workers establish 3rd trade union (10:23, August 08, 2006)
Melon sales drop on safety concerns (10:02, August 08, 2006)
Air China likely to cut share offering (10:03, August 08, 2006)
Report: Private airlines plan tie-up (10:03, August 08, 2006)
Firms do battle as coffee war hits boiling point (10:04, August 08, 2006)
State Grid to save troubled brokerage (10:05, August 08, 2006)
Achievo acquires Beijing-based BBX (10:24, August 08, 2006)
Copper futures surge to daily limit (10:25, August 08, 2006)
Multinationals performance Audi (10:29, August 08, 2006)
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World |
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Bomb blast, car bomb hit Baghdad building (17:02, August 07, 2006)
Israeli airstrikes kill 14 Lebanese civilians (16:50, August 07, 2006)
Cambodia, Vietnam to promote cross-border trade (16:49, August 07, 2006)
Two Israeli soldiers killed in south Lebanon - TV (16:47, August 07, 2006)
Gunmen attack kills 6 Iraqi soldiers northeast of Baghdad (16:39, August 07, 2006)
Ethiopia brokers peace in Somali government (16:38, August 07, 2006)
Thai military chief visits Myanmar to promote cooperation (16:37, August 07, 2006)
Indonesian gov't warns crooked accountants in state firms (16:36, August 07, 2006)
Annual Asia-Pacific Program for Senior Military Officers
opens in Singapore (16:35, August 07, 2006)
Kurdish rebels launch rocket on police checkpoint in southeastern
Turkey (16:34, August 07, 2006)
Malaysia to release national slope master plan (16:34, August 07, 2006)
Experts to discuss disaster preparedness for natural hazards in Nepal (15:01, August 07, 2006)
Iraqi-U.S. troops clash with militants in Baghdad, 3 killed (15:00, August 07, 2006)
U.S.-Philippine anti-terror drills to be held soon (14:53, August 07, 2006)
Israeli-Hezbollah fight continues despite split on UN
resolution (14:52, August 07, 2006)
Indonesian police to ban militants going to Middle East (14:49, August 07, 2006)
Three U.S. soldiers killed southwest of Baghdad (14:47, August 07, 2006)
Indonesian linguists slam agreement on Malay (14:12, August 07, 2006)
Nepali king's land to be given to landless: minister (14:11, August 07, 2006)
Vietnam invests in 10 projects abroad in first 7 months (14:10, August 07, 2006)
A senior security official killed in Sri Lanka (13:24, August 07, 2006)
New alliance launched to against Thaksin (13:23, August 07, 2006)
Most Thais look forward to October election: Poll (13:23, August 07, 2006)
Thai PM to visit Cambodia for strengthening cooperation (13:21, August 07, 2006)
Seven Lebanese killed in Israeli blitz (14:09, August 07, 2006)
Myanmar border trade remain normal despite customs cases: official (13:07, August 07, 2006)
Most Japanese, South Koreans think bilateral ties not good: survey (13:05, August 07, 2006)
King should be given space: Nepali PM (11:08, August 07, 2006)
Bolivia opens assembly to rewrite constitution (11:07, August 07, 2006)
6,000 Mexicans join on-line march for presidential vote recount (11:06, August 07, 2006)
Chavez says Castro recovering well (10:35, August 07, 2006)
Heatwave prompts orange alerts in Portugal (10:34, August 07, 2006)
U.S. willing to restart trade talks with Ecuador: diplomat (09:50, August 07, 2006)
Castro to return to work in a few weeks: vice president (09:51, August 07, 2006)
Iran defies UN nuclear demand (09:48, August 07, 2006)
Syrian President warns against UN resolution that ignores Lebanese
demands (09:46, August 07, 2006)
Egyptian FM says UN resolution should meet Lebanese aspirations (09:46, August 07, 2006)
Lebanon demands inclusion of Israeli withdrawal in draft resolution on Lebanon (09:44, August 07, 2006)
Darfur rebel leader arrives in Khartoum for landmark visit (09:43, August 07, 2006)
Palestinian militant killed in Israeli army raid (09:41, August 07, 2006)
Several thousand march in Brussels against war in Lebanon (09:30, August 07, 2006)
Three killed in Haifa rocket attacks (09:30, August 07, 2006)
At least one killed in rocket attack on Haifa (09:28, August 07, 2006)
At least 12 Israelis killed in rocket attack (09:27, August 07, 2006)
Suicide bomber kills at least 15 mourners (09:26, August 07, 2006)
Russia urges joint effort to cease fire in Middle East (09:25, August 07, 2006)
UN Security Council gives a "positive" reaction to
proposal on Lebanon conflict, Arab countries push for political
settlement (09:24, August 07, 2006)
Strikes harmful to Zambia's efforts on economic revival: president (09:22, August 07, 2006)
Arab League condemns Israel's arresting Palestinian parl't speaker (09:12, August 07, 2006)
Moussa criticizes draft UN resolution on Lebanon (09:11, August 07, 2006)
Singapore PM meets Indonesian President (09:11, August 07, 2006)
Russia's sailing vessel wraps up round-the-world voyage (09:10, August 07, 2006)
Kurdish rebels kill four military personnel in northeastern Turkey (09:09, August 07, 2006)
Fighting erupts again in eastern Sri Lanka due to water spat (09:08, August 07, 2006)
Israel captures Hezbollah militant who seized soldiers (09:07, August 07, 2006)
Egypt condemns Israel's arresting Palestinian parl't speaker (09:06, August 07, 2006)
Rice calls for cease-fire between Israel, Lebanese Hezbollah (09:05, August 07, 2006)
Hiroshima day observed in Bangladesh (09:01, August 07, 2006)
NATO launches first offensive in S. Afghanistan (09:00, August 07, 2006)
Bangladesh sends letters to UNSC calling for cease-fire
in Lebanon (08:59, August 07, 2006)
Lebanon refuses draft UN proposal: speaker (08:52, August 07, 2006)
Pakistan expels 90 Afghans (08:51, August 07, 2006)
Indonesian President visits Singapore (08:50, August 07, 2006)
One killed, 13 wounded in India-controlled Kashmir blast (08:50, August 07, 2006)
Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei to send peacekeeping troops to Lebanon: official (08:49, August 07, 2006)
Syrian president meets Moussa on Lebanon crisis (08:47, August 07, 2006)
Resolving southern violence is uphill task: Thai Caretaker PM (08:47, August 07, 2006)
10 suspect Taliban militants killed in S. Afghanistan (08:45, August 07, 2006)
At least 10 Israelis killed in rocket attacks (08:44, August 07, 2006)
South Africa's ruling party to turn to fat-cat comrades (08:43, August 07, 2006)
U.S. court begins hearing on Iraqi rape case (08:42, August 07, 2006)
Iran calls for fair UN resolution on Lebanese crisis (08:41, August 07, 2006)
3 soldiers wounded in highway attack in India-controlled Kashmir (08:39, August 07, 2006)
Indonesian demonstrators condemn Israeli military attacks (08:39, August 07, 2006)
Bomb blast kills one in Pakistan (08:38, August 07, 2006)
14 bodies found in Baghdad (08:37, August 07, 2006)
Gunmen attack truck convoy in northern Iraq, killing two drivers (08:36, August 07, 2006)
Israeli offensive delays release of captive soldier: Hamas official (08:36, August 07, 2006)
U.S.-led forces continue chasing al-Qaida members in Iraq (08:16, August 07, 2006)
Tigers to open sluice gate to end water spat in Sri Lanka (08:15, August 07, 2006)
Top rebel demands phone talks with Ugandan president (08:13, August 07, 2006)
Thousands recall A-bomb, pray for peace (09:15, August 07, 2006)
UN to vote on Lebanon draft (09:13, August 07, 2006)
'I'm ready to visit shrine at any time' (09:14, August 07, 2006)
Palestinian parliamentary speaker detained (09:17, August 07, 2006)
Diplomats' expulsions add to tension, but peace talks seen on track (09:18, August 07, 2006)
US military hearing on rape case starts (09:19, August 07, 2006)
Castro will return to power, officials say (09:20, August 07, 2006)
Troop reinforcements arrive in Baghdad (09:21, August 07, 2006)
Graphic, brutal rape slaying recorded (11:11, August 08, 2006)
Rapping the misery of Gaza (11:08, August 08, 2006)
Sheehan resumes war protest near Bush Texas ranch (11:13, August 08, 2006)
Despite mountain of debt, Greece slow to use Olympic sites (11:13, August 08, 2006)
Malaysia PM denies nepotism, fends off Mahathir (11:14, August 08, 2006)
Lebanon demands ceasefire as 25 killed (11:15, August 08, 2006)
US, France to present revised UN resolution (11:15, August 08, 2006)
7 hospitalized after opening letter to Palestinian PM (11:16, August 08, 2006)
Iran mulls cheap oil exports to poor nations (11:17, August 08, 2006)
'Castro will recover in a few weeks' (11:17, August 08, 2006)
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Opinion |
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Japan's defense white paper not conducive to improving its relations with other Asian countries (17:10, August 07, 2006)
"Immediate cessation of hostilities" does not necessarily to be "immediate" (14:44, August 07, 2006)
"Greater Middle East" vs. "New Middle East" (09:38, August 07, 2006)
Export tax readjustment aims at transforming the mode of production (09:08, August 07, 2006)
Break psychological wall between China and Japan (14:48, August 07, 2006)
Keep the green alert on (14:46, August 07, 2006)
Resolve new wage defaults through adequate legislation (14:45, August 07, 2006)
No double standard in nuclear issues (17:00, August 09, 2006)
Building trust between China and Japan (14:09, August 08, 2006)
CPC self-regulation (14:05, August 08, 2006)
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Sports |
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Woods reaches 50 career titles at Buick Open (16:46, August 07, 2006)
Davydenko ralies to second title of season at Polish Open (16:38, August 07, 2006)
Roddick to skip Toronto Masters due to injury (15:30, August 07, 2006)
Britain's Ohuruogu banned to miss European athletics championships (16:32, August 07, 2006)
Sharapova topples Clijsters to win San Diego title (15:28, August 07, 2006)
Uruguay soccer team Nacional flies to Spain for Teresa Herrera Cup (15:26, August 07, 2006)
Peru's Florencio Machacuay wins Panama marathon (15:26, August 07, 2006)
Federation row could exclude soccer from 2007 Pan-American Games (11:25, August 07, 2006)
Belgium's Everts wins 10th motocross world chamipionship title (11:24, August 07, 2006)
Atletico downs Shenhua 3-0 to clinch title at Shanghai tournament (10:54, August 07, 2006)
Button wins Hungarian Grand Prix (09:10, August 07, 2006)
Estanguet wins gold in canoeing single slalom, Dukatova takes kayak
title at worlds (10:53, August 07, 2006)
Raikkonen crashes out of Hungarian Grand Prix (09:16, August 07, 2006)
Kashima Antlers sink Manchester City 4-3 at Shanghai tournament (10:50, August 07, 2006)
Vieira will be new France captain (10:15, August 07, 2006)
Sevilla wraps up Japan tour with 3-2 win over Jubilo (10:49, August 07, 2006)
Traffic won't be a problem, says 2008 Olympic chief (10:41, August 07, 2006)
Teacher dies in sports games rehearsal (10:49, August 07, 2006)
Brazilian soccer championship results (10:48, August 07, 2006)
International equestrian event hits snag (10:47, August 07, 2006)
Filipino debutant wins San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour (10:47, August 07, 2006)
Beijing closer to the standards as Olympic host,
says chief organizer (09:01, August 07, 2006)
Chief organizer says most 2008 Olympic tickets will
be "cheap" (10:46, August 07, 2006)
Over 7 million tickets available for sale, says
Olympic chief organizer (10:45, August 07, 2006)
Pakistan appoints new coach of national hockey team (10:45, August 07, 2006)
Stern more ready to bring NBA regular-season game into China (10:44, August 07, 2006)
Hansen breaks 200m breaststroke world record (10:43, August 07, 2006)
Two Filipinos into semifinal of San Miguel Asian 9-Ball Tour (10:38, August 07, 2006)
Tian Jia/Wang Jie win gold medal in world beach volleyball tour
(update) (10:37, August 07, 2006)
ANOCA to move headquarters to Abuja (09:59, August 07, 2006)
Former England manager Robson taken to hospital during match (08:58, August 07, 2006)
Man.Utd new signing Carrick injured (09:59, August 07, 2006)
Landis set to lose crown after drug test confirmed (09:56, August 07, 2006)
Beleaguered cyclist still a hero at home (09:57, August 07, 2006)
Button wins at last (09:58, August 07, 2006)
Younis stays upbeat after big innings (10:53, August 08, 2006)
'We cannot afford any mistakes' (11:12, August 08, 2006)
2008 pictograms get seal of approval (10:00, August 08, 2006)
Schumacher benefits from Kubica exclusion (14:00, August 08, 2006)
Manaudou world record in fourth European gold (11:04, August 08, 2006)
Renault remain in positive mood (11:04, August 08, 2006)
US hoopsters thrash China by 46 points (10:54, August 08, 2006)
Coach bemoans missing Yao (10:01, August 08, 2006)
Team USA aims to recapture dominance (10:55, August 08, 2006)
Liu Xiang complains about life in slow lane (10:53, August 08, 2006)
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Life |
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"Suite-type" residence ruins of new stone age construction unearthed (16:52, August 07, 2006)
Diarrhea kills 7 kids, hospitalize 454 others in Zanzibar (15:19, August 07, 2006)
Zimbabweans urged to write in indigenous languages (15:17, August 07, 2006)
5 members of same family die of AIDS in western Nepal (14:33, August 07, 2006)
China probes problematic injection suspicious of causing 3 deaths (13:09, August 07, 2006)
Collective action pushes Silk Road to apply for World Heritage status (10:21, August 07, 2006)
14 candidate bouquets for Olympics unveiled (10:09, August 07, 2006)
Mausoleum of China's first emperor's grandmother comes to light (09:24, August 07, 2006)
New cocktail created to celebrate Singapore's 41st birthday (08:14, August 07, 2006)
TB outbreak confines 3,000 staff and students to Chinese
school (09:43, August 07, 2006)
Bangladesh vaccinates 24 mln children against polio (08:08, August 07, 2006)
Four killed in traffic accident in Bangladesh (08:06, August 07, 2006)
Tanzania starts national campaign against TB (08:04, August 07, 2006)
New Yorkers shy away from Stone's 9/11 film (09:45, August 07, 2006)
Crime rings, not hackers, true Internet villains (09:47, August 07, 2006)
Double trouble: Ohio seeing double on world twins parade (09:49, August 07, 2006)
Earthquake exercise seeks to lower death toll in future (09:14, August 07, 2006)
Breast-feeding rights highlighted (09:40, August 07, 2006)
Bar offers violent solution for strains (09:43, August 07, 2006)
State bans sale of Coca-Cola and PepsiCo; court wants ingredients (09:52, August 07, 2006)
Magnetic gadget gives brash young wines some polish (09:36, August 08, 2006)
Centre to ease tourist pressure on old palace (09:38, August 08, 2006)
Text alerts help to keep storm losses down (09:41, August 08, 2006)
Workers angry as firm bends pay rules (09:43, August 08, 2006)
Police search mountains for temple murder suspect (09:46, August 08, 2006)
Births bring Siberian tiger number to 700 (09:48, August 08, 2006)
Film company shoots for global role (09:50, August 08, 2006)
Man-made island nears completion (09:53, August 08, 2006)
Even Inuit buy air conditioners (09:56, August 08, 2006)
Stay-at-home bathers threaten Japan's centuries-old traditional bathhouses (09:58, August 08, 2006)
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S.K. fishing vessel held by Somali militia arrives in Kenya
A South Korean fishing vessel named 628 Dongwon-ho arrives in Kenya's port city of Mombasa, on Aug. 5, 2006. The fishing vessel that had been held by Somali militia for nearly four months arrived on 4:30 p.m. (1330 GMT) Saturday in Mombasa. The 25 crew members, including eight South Koreans and three Chinese, were all well.
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Five killed in landslide in Shanglin
Wei Yanqin, a witness of the accident, points to the landslide site in Xinchao hamlet of Xiyan Town in Shanglin County, southwest China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on Aug. 6, 2006. The landslide occurred at about 9 p.m. on Aug. 5, killing 5 people and injuring another.
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Nearly 50 forest fires hit northern Spain
A firefighter watches a wildfire in Pazos de Borben, northwestern Spain. Firefighters waged an uphill battle against forest fires in Spain, and Portugal at the weekend, tackling new blazes after bringing dozens of others under control, officials said.Northern Spanish region Galicia is being plagued by 48 forest fires and nearly half of them are burning out of control, the regional government said on Sunday.
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Gas leak kills 18 miners in Shanxi
A worker blocks the entrance of a mine leaking poisonous gas with sandbags in Ningwu County, North China's Shanxi Province August 6, 2006. A collapse in the mine sparked a fire that produced large amounts of the gas, and killed 18 miners, according to Xinhua reports.
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Sturgeon released to Yangtze River
Volunteers set free sturgeon into the Yangtze River in Shanghai August 6 2006. Some 3,349 sturgeon were released during the event that aimed to raise awareness of the plight of this endangered species.
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'1,000 piano concert' in Harbin
Pianists and pianos get ready for the '1,000 piano concert' in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province August 6 2006. The concert is part of the 28th Harbin Summer Music Concert held from August 6 to August 15.
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Nice holidays on beach of Ostend
A boy plays football on the beach of Ostend, a seashore city in Belgium, August 6, 2006. Many people bring their children outdoors, enjoying sunlight and sea breeze in the traditional holidays of August.
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Three killed in Haifa rocket attacks
Smoke rises from buildings hit by rockets in northern Israeli city of Haifa, Sunday, Aug 6, 2006. Three people were killed and some 40 others wounded when at least five Hezbollah fired rockets hit residential areas in Haifa on Sunday evening in the heaviest rocket strike on Israel's third largest city since the conflict began on July 12.
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Premier Wen visits Ji Xianlin
Premier Wen Jiabao paid tribute to China's intellectuals during a visit to Ji Xianlin, one of the country's leading academics, at the General Hospital of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) on Sunday, to celebrate Ji's 95th birthday.
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Solar car race held in Japan
Solar powered cars start the eight-hour Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) Alternative Energies Cup and Dream Cup endurance race in Suzuka, central Japan, August 5, 2006.
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China, Chad resume diplomatic ties
Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing, right, and his Chadian counterpart Ahmad Allam-mi shake hands after signing a joint communique to resume diplomatic ties between the two countries in Beijing late Sunday, Aug. 6, 2006.
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Team USA shows in Guangzhou
Mike Krzyzewski (R), head coach of Team USA, talks with player Dwyane Wade during a training session in Guangzhou, the capital city of south China's Guangdong Province on August 6, 2006. Team USA will play a match against China and Brazil on Monday and Tuesday respectively, to warm up for the upcoming World Basketball Championships in Japan.
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Bus collision accident in Anhui
Photo taken on August 6, 2006 shows a seriously damaged bus in Jinzhai County, east China's Anhui Province. The accident took place at around 4 p.m. Saturday when the bus with 32 passengers aboard had a head-on collision with another minibus at a turn in the mountain road. The minibus plunged into the mountain stream, leaving seven people killed.
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Anti-Israeli demonstration in Indonesia
Two Arabic women chant anti-war slogans in Jakarta, capital of Indonesia, Aug. 6, 2006. Tens of thousands of Indonesian gathered during an anti-Israeli demonstration to demand a ceasefire in Israel's offensive against Lebanon and Palestine.
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Contestants for "Miss Globe International 2006" learn oriental decorum
Contestants for "Miss Globe International 2006"did practices in historical spots along Pinjiang Road of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, Aug 2. Contestants for "Miss Globe International 2006" in Shanghai come to Zhuzhou of east China's Jiangsu Province to receive a 5-day training on oriental decorum, Aug 2, 2006. They carefully learned the lessons on decorum and did practices in historical spots along Pinjiang Road of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province.
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