News Archive --- Date:20060909
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Senior Chinese official meets Gabonese president (13:46, September 09, 2006)
Official calls for greater efforts to help migrant workers from
villages (09:40, September 09, 2006)
China-Japan leaders contacts could be resumed if
political barriers removed, says Tang (09:38, September 09, 2006)
China's top legislator arrives in Spanish island for stopover (09:37, September 09, 2006)
Chinese senior diplomat's new book elaborates on "harmonious
diplomacy" (09:36, September 09, 2006)
Chinese premier has classes with pupils prior to Teachers' Day (09:35, September 09, 2006)
Chinese Premier leaves for four-nation tour (11:02, September 09, 2006)
China's top legislator meets Gran Canarias president (09:33, September 09, 2006)
China's top legislator, Chilean president hail Sino-Chilean ties (09:32, September 09, 2006)
China eyes closer bilateral ties with APEC members (09:32, September 09, 2006)
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Chinese oil firm asks Venezuela to review demand for extra taxes (13:49, September 09, 2006)
Nepal, India agree to construct cross border transmission line (13:48, September 09, 2006)
Colombia pledges to cut poverty to 30 percent (13:47, September 09, 2006)
Domestic demand is China's economic growth motive (11:02, September 09, 2006)
KPMG to debut in southwest China (10:05, September 09, 2006)
Chinese leaders oppose resource waste in urban high-profile
buildings (10:05, September 09, 2006)
Juncker re-elected Eurogroup president, voicing
optimism over economic growth (10:03, September 09, 2006)
Home heating reform means tenants will have to pay (10:02, September 09, 2006)
Political diffrence should not affect
cross-Straits cooperation in trade, economy: Vice Premier (09:46, September 09, 2006)
Zambia expects 140,000 tons of wheat output in 2006 (10:01, September 09, 2006)
Zambia's international reserves build-up mitigates forex fluctuations: bank (10:00, September 09, 2006)
India-China trade to "diversify": Indian industry official (09:58, September 09, 2006)
Indonesian central bank vows further cuts in interest rate (09:57, September 09, 2006)
China's auto production, sales up 25 pct in first 8 months (09:56, September 09, 2006)
China to make expansion of domestic consumption fundamental
economic task (09:55, September 09, 2006)
Australian stock market finishes softer (09:54, September 09, 2006)
NZ stocks close down (09:53, September 09, 2006)
Malaysia stock market closes firmer (09:52, September 09, 2006)
Australian dollar closes much weaker (09:51, September 09, 2006)
Singapore shares end higher (07:45, September 11, 2006)
Thai stocks drop 9.4 points (09:49, September 09, 2006)
Vietnam's stock market finishes higher (09:48, September 09, 2006)
Dollar weakens at lower 116 yen in Tokyo (09:48, September 09, 2006)
Stocks close lower in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil (09:45, September 09, 2006)
UN:Zambian economy should grow 8 percent to meet MDGs (09:44, September 09, 2006)
Romanian economy to growth by 7 percent in 2006 (09:43, September 09, 2006)
U.S. stocks rally as oil prices fall below 67 dollars (09:42, September 09, 2006)
Oil prices fall below 67 dollars (09:42, September 09, 2006)
Greek bond yields show decline (09:41, September 09, 2006)
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Afghan President calls for self-reliance (15:40, September 09, 2006)
UN warns of humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan's Darfur (15:24, September 09, 2006)
Fireworks plant blast kills two in north India (15:23, September 09, 2006)
Myanmar criticizes US demand to discuss formally Myanmar issue at UNSC (14:08, September 09, 2006)
News Analysis: Bush's 9/11 security pitch seen as double-edged
sword (14:08, September 09, 2006)
Nepali guerrillas warn of crisis in peace process (14:07, September 09, 2006)
Philippine police on full alert for President Arroyo's trip (14:05, September 09, 2006)
Italian PM says suspension of uranium enrichment conforms to Iran's
interests (14:04, September 09, 2006)
Mexico hands over Colombian drug lord to U.S. (14:03, September 09, 2006)
Backgrounder: G-20 meeting tries to relaunch world trade talks (14:02, September 09, 2006)
UN Human Rights chief urges U.S. to end secret detention (13:37, September 09, 2006)
Israel confirms end of sea blockade on Lebanon (13:33, September 09, 2006)
EU to decide in December on entry time of Bulgaria, Romania:
official (13:36, September 09, 2006)
Canada's honoring of Dalai Lama to mar bilateral ties: scholars (13:35, September 09, 2006)
Eastern, southern African countries urged to compete favorably (13:33, September 09, 2006)
Luxembourg opens consulate general in Shanghai (13:31, September 09, 2006)
Committee formed for security cameras installation in Pakistani capital (13:30, September 09, 2006)
Thai Senate selects new Election Commissioners (13:29, September 09, 2006)
Indonesian president leaves for 10-day visit (13:28, September 09, 2006)
World leaders congratulate Mexican president-elect (13:28, September 09, 2006)
Trekking registration certificate to be enforced in Nepal (13:27, September 09, 2006)
Rice to visit Canada to thank for help in 9/11 attack (13:24, September 09, 2006)
Australian Attorney-General warns of non-Muslim extremists (13:23, September 09, 2006)
Belgian police arrest two more suspected extremists (13:22, September 09, 2006)
UN General Assembly adopts global counter-terrorism strategy (13:23, September 09, 2006)
UN warns of deadly smuggling of people from Somalia to Yemen (13:17, September 09, 2006)
U.S. imposes sanctions on Iranian bank (13:16, September 09, 2006)
EU launches Election Observation Mission for Zambia (13:15, September 09, 2006)
U.S. Senate report rejects links between Saddam, al-Qaida (13:11, September 09, 2006)
UN refugee chief warns of worsening Darfur crisis (13:10, September 09, 2006)
Sudan agrees to release U.S. journalist detained in Darfur:
spokesman (13:09, September 09, 2006)
Mexico Attorney General Office arrests Colombian cocaine mogul (13:09, September 09, 2006)
Russian oil company opens gas station in Macedonia (13:08, September 09, 2006)
U.S. homeland security chief pushes for port safety measures (13:07, September 09, 2006)
NATO, Balkan defense ministers to meet in Albania (11:48, September 09, 2006)
Russia launches new chemical weapons destruction facility (11:47, September 09, 2006)
Iraq calls for Turkey's assistance in soldiers training (11:45, September 09, 2006)
Romania to choose government system, says president (11:42, September 09, 2006)
U.S. wants clarification from EU's Solana on Iran (11:40, September 09, 2006)
No CIA prisons in Poland, says Kwasniewski (11:38, September 09, 2006)
Romania does not change position regarding CIA centers (11:36, September 09, 2006)
U.S. urges DPRK to return to six-party talks (11:33, September 09, 2006)
Israel detains five Lebanese from southern villages: sources (11:31, September 09, 2006)
U.S. denies pursuing unilateralism (11:30, September 09, 2006)
Russian defense chief touts new submarines (11:29, September 09, 2006)
Annan announces "imminent" deployment of UN naval force off Lebanese coast (11:28, September 09, 2006)
Rice to mark Sept. 11 anniversary in Canada (11:27, September 09, 2006)
Nigeria recruits 500,000 ad hoc staff for 2007 elections (11:26, September 09, 2006)
Finnish president approves sending troops to Lebanon (11:25, September 09, 2006)
Israeli FM says it's about time to talk to Abbas (11:24, September 09, 2006)
Rain plays havoc in southern Pakistan, killing several (11:23, September 09, 2006)
Annan welcomes ceasefire deal in Burundi (11:22, September 09, 2006)
BP's top U.S. pipeline inspector refuses to testify (11:21, September 09, 2006)
Zimbabwe prison service hornored (11:19, September 09, 2006)
Moslem Americans keep low profile: paper (11:17, September 09, 2006)
Zambian president reaffirms support towards one-China policy (11:16, September 09, 2006)
Nigerian peacekeeping soldiers return from Darfur (11:15, September 09, 2006)
Danish opposition criticizes govt for withholding secret prisons'
information (11:14, September 09, 2006)
UNIFIL says Israeli naval siege lifted (11:12, September 09, 2006)
UN-backed naval force patrol on Lebanese coasts (11:11, September 09, 2006)
Scandal imperils Swedish opposition's election chances (11:09, September 09, 2006)
Norway to send troops to Afghanistan (11:08, September 09, 2006)
Bomb blasts rock southwest Indian city, PM calls for clam (11:06, September 09, 2006)
Sri Lanka's opposition to support president's peace effort (11:05, September 09, 2006)
Arms management at any cost: Nepali PM (11:04, September 09, 2006)
Cyprus Airways resumes daily flight to Lebanon (11:04, September 09, 2006)
French minister reiterates opposition to Turkey's EU membership (11:18, September 09, 2006)
Belgium PM: right extremism "stain" on the nation (13:26, September 09, 2006)
Bomb blast kills at least five in SW Pakistan (10:52, September 09, 2006)
Thai Senate selects new Election Commissioners (10:51, September 09, 2006)
4 ISAF soldiers injured in W. Afghanistan (10:48, September 09, 2006)
Bomb blasts kill 25 in southwest India (10:23, September 09, 2006)
Human rights violators questioned (10:50, September 09, 2006)
DPRK's top legislator blasts hostile U.S. policy (10:48, September 09, 2006)
UN naval force starts patrolling Lebanese coasts (10:46, September 09, 2006)
Hungarian PM meets Chinese defense minister on ties (10:45, September 09, 2006)
Australia to buy long range missiles for air force's jets (10:45, September 09, 2006)
Over 6,500 Sudanese refugees in Uganda to return home by December (10:44, September 09, 2006)
Uganda's LRA rebel commander rejects free ride (10:42, September 09, 2006)
U.S. soldier killed in southern Baghdad (10:40, September 09, 2006)
Israel denies naval blockade of Lebanon lifted (10:40, September 09, 2006)
Israel refuses Russia's proposal to held int'l summit on Mideast (10:37, September 09, 2006)
Private college suspected of bringing foreign workers to
Malaysia (10:28, September 09, 2006)
Experts warn of terrorist attacks at year end in Indonesia
(10:27, September 09, 2006)
Indian police make large arm haul (10:25, September 09, 2006)
Luxembourg's Grand Duke calls for closer trade ties with China (10:25, September 09, 2006)
All trapped miners die in central India coal mine blast (10:22, September 09, 2006)
Mild quake hits southern Kyushu of Japan (10:22, September 09, 2006)
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Ljubicic, Mauresmo lead star-packed China Open (15:44, September 09, 2006)
Hawk eye to be used outside North America for first time at China
open (13:54, September 09, 2006)
Nadal to miss China Open due to injury (13:54, September 09, 2006)
Spanish center Gasol sidelined for four months after toe surgery (13:52, September 09, 2006)
F1 drivers threaten to boycott Italian Grand Prix with Monza safety
worries (13:52, September 09, 2006)
Chinese sportscaster shrugs off online rumors and pranks (13:51, September 09, 2006)
Thai National Games opens (13:54, September 09, 2006)
Impressive driver line-up for Cyprus Rally (10:13, September 09, 2006)
Over 150,000 apply to be volunteers for 2008
Olympics (10:12, September 09, 2006)
Interim committee to propose new UABF constitution (10:11, September 09, 2006)
Zambian football association told to make all foreign-based players
available (10:10, September 09, 2006)
Ouma's wife pleads for clemency for the Ugandan boxer (10:09, September 09, 2006)
Balkans Rowing Juniors Championship to start in Istanbul (10:07, September 09, 2006)
China beats Lebanon to face South Korea in final (10:06, September 09, 2006)
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Terracotta's home province plans to fund 500 million yuan for
cultural relics protection (15:39, September 09, 2006)
Atlantis launch plagued by delays (13:45, September 09, 2006)
Brazil to launch satellite by 2009 (13:44, September 09, 2006)
Japan to launch third spy satellite (10:19, September 09, 2006)
NASA delays launch of Atlantis owing to new fuel sensor
glitch (10:18, September 09, 2006)
New market Intelligence portal for SMEs launched in Singapore (10:17, September 09, 2006)
Pakistan nuclear scientist undergoes cancer tests (10:16, September 09, 2006)
Brazil aims to eliminate illiteracy by 2010 (10:15, September 09, 2006)
Zimbabwe commemorates World Literacy Day (10:14, September 09, 2006)
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Low awareness and inefficient monitoring retard AIDS control and
prevention in China (15:37, September 09, 2006)
Dengue-hit northern Philippine towns under state of calamity (15:36, September 09, 2006)
Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya to vaccinate 3 million children (15:35, September 09, 2006)
Chinese archaeologists discover 2,000-year-old leather shoes (14:00, September 09, 2006)
Zhang Ziyi Venice photo creates a flash in China's chat rooms (14:00, September 09, 2006)
Hong Kong ocean park to launch record large Halloween Bash (13:59, September 09, 2006)
China needs to eliminate prejudice agianst HIV/AIDS: UNAIDS
director (13:58, September 09, 2006)
Red Cross to join in service for 2008 Olympic Games (13:57, September 09, 2006)
China requires epidemics to be reported within two hours (13:56, September 09, 2006)
Incidence of fake drugs drops by 24.3 percent in Nigeria: study (13:55, September 09, 2006)
Nigeria spends 30 mln dollars on polio vaccines: official (10:21, September 09, 2006)
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3 new WTC towers to come in 2012
Artist rendition of newly designed World Trade Center site released September 7, 2006. Three celebrity architects on Thursday unveiled designs for three new skyscrapers at the site destroyed by the September 11 attacks, giving the world its first comprehensive look at how the rebuilt World Trade Center will look.(Xinhua/Reuters Photo)
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Nation to usher in 22nd Teachers' Day
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao (Rear) attends class with pupils of grade five at Huangchenggen Primary School in Beijing, capital of China, Sept. 7, 2006. Wen Jiabao visited teachers and pupils at the school on Sept. 7 ahead of China's 22nd National Teachers' Day, which falls on Sept. 10.
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NASA delays Atlantis launch for 24 hours
The space shuttle Atlantis sits on the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center of Cape Canaveral in Florida, the United States, on Sept. 8, 2006. A new fuel sensor glitch forced NASA to postpone Friday's launch of sapce shuttle Atlantis for another 24 hours, according to NASA's official website.
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Partial lunar eclipse over HK
A shadow falls on the moon during a partial lunar eclipse over Hong Kong, south China Sept. 8, 2006. The eclipse occurred from 2:05 a.m. to 3:38 a.m. Firday. The partial eclipse had an umbral magnitude of 0.189, meaning that 18.9 percent of the moon's diameter will enter the Earth's umbra, or total shadow.
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