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News Archive --- Date:20061105


China

  • Chinese, African leaders hold roundtable in Beijing (09:13, November 06, 2006)
  • Beijing Summit to adopt declaration, action plan (09:13, November 06, 2006)
  • UN chief hails China's decision to double aid to Africa (13:34, November 05, 2006)
  • Preferential package gives Chinese, African entrepreneurs impetus for cooperation (13:32, November 05, 2006)
  • Beijing Summit opens as China pledges package of aid to Africa (13:31, November 05, 2006)
  • Performing gala for China-Africa summit highlights friendship (13:29, November 05, 2006)
  • Chinese, African trade expected to soar by 2010 (09:12, November 06, 2006)
  • Opponents marching to press Taiwan's Chen to quit (13:23, November 05, 2006)
  • Chinese president hosts welcoming banquet for African leaders (09:10, November 06, 2006)
  • Chinese, Ethiopian PMs underscore cooperation (09:11, November 06, 2006)
  • Resuming ties with China a "correct" decision: Senegalese president (09:11, November 06, 2006)
  • Hong Kong reports less grafts in private sector (09:11, November 06, 2006)
  • China to expand imports from Ghana: Premier (09:11, November 06, 2006)
  • China, Namibia to hold talks on expanding trade cooperation: Chinese president (09:11, November 06, 2006)
  • China, Mauritania to expand cooperation (09:11, November 06, 2006)
  • China willing to offer assistance to improve Djibouti people's life (09:12, November 06, 2006)
  • China grants Mozambique tourism destination status (09:12, November 06, 2006)
  • Chinese, African presidents applaud new strategic partnership (13:04, November 05, 2006)
  • Trade, investment crucial in boosting Africa-China economic growth: Algerian president (13:01, November 05, 2006)
  • Deputy head of Beijing Municipal People's Procuratorate removed from post (13:00, November 05, 2006)
  • Lesotho PM: China-Africa Cooperation Beijing summit "a landmark full of hopes" (12:59, November 05, 2006)
  • Economic Community of West African States to enhance cooperation with China (11:46, November 05, 2006)



  • Business

  • Beijing-Tianjin express railway to operate in 2008 (15:07, November 05, 2006)
  • China will offer 3G service in 2008: official (15:07, November 05, 2006)
  • Leading Afghan cellular company upgrades cooperation with Siemens (15:05, November 05, 2006)
  • PBOC official warns of potential expansion of fixed assets investment (14:50, November 05, 2006)
  • WB helps Bangladesh rehabilitate rickshaw-pullers (15:59, November 05, 2006)



  • World

  • Iraq's court opens session to issue verdict for Saddam (17:34, November 05, 2006)
  • Philippine troops assault NPA camp, killing one rebel (17:32, November 05, 2006)
  • S. Korean foreign minister leaves for Japan to discuss nuclear issues (16:46, November 05, 2006)
  • Grand rally held in Tel Aviv to mark assassination of Rabin (16:45, November 05, 2006)
  • U.S. soldier killed in Baghdad (16:43, November 05, 2006)
  • Democratic candidate calls Schwarzenegger "liar" (16:42, November 05, 2006)
  • Sri Lanka asks UN to oversee food supply (16:26, November 05, 2006)
  • 8 Taliban militants killed in S. Afghanistan (16:25, November 05, 2006)
  • Four U.S. military newspapers to ask for Rumsfeld's resignation (16:24, November 05, 2006)
  • U.S. conservative figures criticize Bush's Iraq policy (16:23, November 05, 2006)
  • Cuba blames developed nations for brain drain in developing countries (16:22, November 05, 2006)
  • Nicaragua's main presidential candidates (16:21, November 05, 2006)
  • Iran to provide electricity to Pakistan (16:19, November 05, 2006)
  • 6 people injured in bombing blasts in Thailand (16:19, November 05, 2006)
  • Development brings stability to democracy: Nepali PM (14:39, November 05, 2006)
  • Police arrest hundreds of racialists on banned march in Moscow (14:37, November 05, 2006)
  • Indonesian-African dialog held in batam, Indonesia (14:36, November 05, 2006)
  • Nepal seeking clear answer from Bhutan gov't on refugees' problem: Deputy PM (14:36, November 05, 2006)
  • Hungary's opposition party stages torchlight march (14:35, November 05, 2006)
  • Key facts about Nicaragua's general elections (14:34, November 05, 2006)
  • White House dismisses newspapers' call for Rumsfeld's resignation (14:31, November 05, 2006)
  • Canadian PM cancels planned European summit (14:29, November 05, 2006)
  • Bush vows not to retreat from Iraq (14:28, November 05, 2006)
  • German military challenges newspaper over terrorizing Afghan boy (14:28, November 05, 2006)
  • Kuwait to cut refinery output after fire: official (14:26, November 05, 2006)
  • Two Yemeni diplomats recalled from Germany over expulsions: report (14:24, November 05, 2006)
  • Israeli offensive kills Palestinian child and teen in northern Gaza (14:23, November 05, 2006)
  • EU Presidency Finland concerned about increased violence in Gaza (14:22, November 05, 2006)
  • Iraqi police find 15 bodies in Baghdad (14:18, November 05, 2006)
  • Gunmen kidnap Iraqi professor in Baghdad (14:14, November 05, 2006)
  • Arab parliament calls for Israel's immediate release of Palestinian prisoners (14:12, November 05, 2006)
  • Iraq tightens security before Saddam verdict (14:09, November 05, 2006)
  • Iraqi PM calls for calm ahead of expected Saddam verdict (12:55, November 05, 2006)
  • Five killed in mortar barrage on Baghdad residential area (12:53, November 05, 2006)
  • Kuwaiti company to set up financing fund in Syria (12:52, November 05, 2006)
  • Moussa condemns Israeli offensive in northern Gaza (12:50, November 05, 2006)
  • Democratic win may lead to policy change on Iraq: paper (12:49, November 05, 2006)
  • UN calls for end to Israeli violations of Lebanese airspace (12:44, November 05, 2006)
  • Iraqi police kill 53 terrorist suspects in Baghdad - TV (12:43, November 05, 2006)
  • U.S. Army Times to call for Rumsfeld's resignation: report (12:39, November 05, 2006)
  • U.S. seeks silence on CIA prisons: report (12:36, November 05, 2006)
  • Iraqi police kill 53 al-Qaida suspects (12:34, November 05, 2006)
  • Norway extends moratorium on cluster bombs (12:33, November 05, 2006)
  • Norway to cancel $20 million Pakistani debt (12:30, November 05, 2006)
  • Cyprus urges Turkey to meet EU obligations (12:28, November 05, 2006)
  • Unknown gunmen fire shots at Bangladeshi ex-law minister's house (12:27, November 05, 2006)
  • Singapore strives to develop dynamic and productive workforce (12:26, November 05, 2006)
  • Abbas urges UN Security Council to convene and discuss situation in Gaza (12:25, November 05, 2006)
  • Nepali gov't-guerrilla talks to be held soon: Deputy PM (12:24, November 05, 2006)
  • Malaysian PM arrives in Pakistan on 3-day visit (12:22, November 05, 2006)
  • Freed Italian photographer returns home (12:21, November 05, 2006)
  • Japanese opposition party leaders call for FM's resignation for nuke stand (11:22, November 05, 2006)
  • Iran shows new generation of anti-helicopter weapons (11:05, November 05, 2006)
  • Basque separatist group ETA threatens to end peace process (11:03, November 05, 2006)
  • Militants kill 2 Pakistani drivers in Afghanistan (11:02, November 05, 2006)
  • Baghdad airport to close before Saddam's Sunday verdict: TV (11:02, November 05, 2006)
  • AL chief emphasizes significance of Arab solidarity (10:59, November 05, 2006)
  • Egypt condemns Israeli offensive in northern Gaza (10:58, November 05, 2006)
  • National unity is vital to face crises: Thai Army Chief (10:57, November 05, 2006)
  • 7 Taliban militants killed in S. Afghanistan (10:55, November 05, 2006)
  • Israel conditionally allows Palestinian forces' entry into Gaza from Jordan: report (10:53, November 05, 2006)
  • Blast causes fire in Kuwaiti oil refinery (10:52, November 05, 2006)
  • Palestinian official condemns Israeli offensive on Gaza Strip (10:45, November 05, 2006)
  • Cricket sponsors look to extend contract to Kenya (10:42, November 05, 2006)
  • Fresh Israeli airstrike kills two militants in northern Gaza (10:51, November 05, 2006)
  • Two people killed in car bomb in Baghdad (10:39, November 05, 2006)
  • Southeast European countries pledge to jointly combat terrorism (10:36, November 05, 2006)
  • Iranians hold demonstrations to mark U.S. embassy takeover (10:34, November 05, 2006)
  • 42 Palestinians killed in Israeli operation in Gaza Strip since Wednesday: medics (10:31, November 05, 2006)
  • Negotiations for swapping Israeli soldier threatened: Source (10:29, November 05, 2006)
  • 2nd World Islamic Economic Forum to start in Islamabad (10:26, November 05, 2006)
  • Malaysia to consider setting up free access zone in Johor (10:24, November 05, 2006)
  • Russia wants Georgia's "concrete deeds" to mend ties: FM (10:23, November 05, 2006)
  • Two Russians killed in rocket barrage in southern Iraq (10:22, November 05, 2006)
  • Police seizes big explosive found in India-controlled Kashmir (10:20, November 05, 2006)
  • One killed in car bomb in south of Baghdad (10:19, November 05, 2006)
  • Malaysia launches south Johor economic region (10:17, November 05, 2006)
  • Clashes kill 1, injure 3 in Sri Lanka's battle zones (10:15, November 05, 2006)
  • Philippine town mayor arrested for killing 4 civilians (10:13, November 05, 2006)
  • Hundreds of Filipino families flee fighting between troops and left-wing rebels (10:10, November 05, 2006)
  • Thailand to hold public hearing on Thai-Japanese FTA (10:09, November 05, 2006)
  • Iraqi journalist killed in Baghdad (10:08, November 05, 2006)
  • Khartoum rules out negative impact on bilateral dialogue of Bush's decision to renew sanctions (09:50, November 05, 2006)



  • Opinion




    Sports

  • Brazil overcomes U.S. 3-0 at world volleyball championship (15:26, November 05, 2006)
  • Russia, Brazil unbeaten in women's volleyball worlds (15:24, November 05, 2006)
  • Results of 2006 women's volleyball world championship (15:23, November 05, 2006)
  • Brazil overcomes United States 3-0 at world volleyball championship (15:22, November 05, 2006)
  • Italy upsets Cuba 3-1 in women's volleyball worlds (15:21, November 05, 2006)
  • Mixed reactions to dissolution of Kenya soccer federation (15:20, November 05, 2006)
  • Russia rallies past China for fourth straight win (15:27, November 05, 2006)
  • Hrbaty enters final of Paris Masters tennis (16:01, November 05, 2006)
  • Bartoli meets Poutchkova in WTA Quebec Open final (16:03, November 05, 2006)
  • Results of Paris Masters men's singles semis (16:03, November 05, 2006)
  • Kenyan runners make clean sweep in South Korea marathon (16:01, November 05, 2006)
  • Manchester United beat Portsmouth 3-0 in Premiership (16:04, November 05, 2006)
  • Watford beat Middlesbrough 2-0 in English Premiership (16:05, November 05, 2006)
  • Liverpool beat Reading 2-0 in English Premiership (16:06, November 05, 2006)
  • Charlton beat Manchester City 1-0 in English Premiership (16:07, November 05, 2006)
  • Bolton lose to Wigan 1-0 in English Premiership (16:08, November 05, 2006)
  • Fulham beat Everton 1-0 in English Premiership (16:09, November 05, 2006)
  • Manchester United move atop in English Premiership (16:10, November 05, 2006)
  • Newcastle lose to Sheffield United 1-0 in Premiership (16:12, November 05, 2006)
  • Manchester United beat Portsmouth to move atop in Premiership (16:13, November 05, 2006)
  • Coach fined by NHL despite referee's wrong call (16:39, November 05, 2006)
  • Clijsters reaches final at Hasselt Cup tennis (16:15, November 05, 2006)



  • Science & Technology

  • Cambodia celebrates Water Festival amid economic boom (09:32, November 06, 2006)
  • Romania, Bulgaria to launch commemorative stamp for EU entry (09:32, November 06, 2006)
  • Climate meeting urged to consider development of developing countries (15:40, November 05, 2006)
  • 47 children confirmed with excessive lead in blood in east China (09:32, November 06, 2006)
  • Mortality rate from Dengue fever drops in Pakistan: official (09:32, November 06, 2006)
  • China bans leg-stretching surgery for cosmetic reasons (09:32, November 06, 2006)



  • Life

  • UN to vaccinate 7.8 million Sudanese children against polio (15:48, November 05, 2006)
  • Pirates hijack commercial vessel off Somali coast (15:47, November 05, 2006)
  • Condom use increases in Zambia: statistics (15:47, November 05, 2006)
  • Risk of mother-to-child HIV transmission in Zambia around 40 percent (15:46, November 05, 2006)
  • Baby from frozen embryo born in Uganda (15:46, November 05, 2006)
  • Weakened Cimaron hovers South China Sea (15:45, November 05, 2006)



  • Photo

    Performing gala highlights friendship

    African dancers perform at a performing gala themed on "Ode to Friendship" staged to mark the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Nov. 4, 2006. (Xinhua Photo)

    Howling wind marks end of warm fall in Beijing

    A woman dresses in thick clothes against heavy wind in Beijing, Nov. 4, 2006. Strong winds whipped Beijing on Saturday, which marked the end of a warm fall. The wind reached 5 or 6 degrees, making it hard for people to ride or walk on the street. Experts said the temperature will go down by 7 or 10 Celsius in coming days. The warmest autumn of Beijing in 55 years is going to end. (Xinhua Photo)


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