News Archive --- Date:20070224
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Taiwan opposition party to elect new chief in mid April (13:44, February 24, 2007)
China still remembers Nixon 35 years after "ice-breaking tour" (11:24, February 24, 2007)
China has nearly three million cadres from ethnic minorities (11:23, February 24, 2007)
China benefits enterprises engaged in ethnic trade with tax
reduction (11:22, February 24, 2007)
China to enact national regulation on management of Muslim food (11:22, February 24, 2007)
Chinese, Iranian FMs discuss Iran nuclear issue (11:21, February 24, 2007)
China to support development of ethic areas (11:21, February 24, 2007)
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China to tighten supervision on social security fund (13:43, February 24, 2007)
Sao Paulo stocks fall following consecutive record rises (12:38, February 24, 2007)
Petrobras and Gazprom sign cooperation agreement (12:37, February 24, 2007)
Japan lends to environment, development projects in SW China (12:37, February 24, 2007)
Foreign investments in Brazil rise 63 pct in January (12:36, February 24, 2007)
Oil prices rise mildly (12:34, February 24, 2007)
Most Americans unhappy with their jobs, finds survey (12:33, February 24, 2007)
UPS revises A380 order agreement with Airbus (12:33, February 24, 2007)
European companies urged to invest in languages (12:32, February 24, 2007)
Malaysia to introduce incentives to woo investors to
south Johor economic region (12:31, February 24, 2007)
Merkel, Chirac call for "fair division" of Airbus burden (12:30, February 24, 2007)
Chinese tourism to Finland increases (12:30, February 24, 2007)
Singapore's CPI up 0.3 pct in January (12:30, February 24, 2007)
Wal-Mart, Bharti set to ink deal on joint retail venture (12:29, February 24, 2007)
Gold price higher in Hong Kong -- Feb. 23 (12:29, February 24, 2007)
U.S. Ambassador admits Cambodian government s intent to properly develop extractive industries (12:28, February 24, 2007)
Fewer people killed in China's non-coal mining sector in 2006 (12:28, February 24, 2007)
Arroyo calls for more business in Philippines (12:27, February 24, 2007)
German business confidence drops in February (12:26, February 24, 2007)
Indonesia, Iran to buy 600,000 tons of Thai rice (12:25, February 24, 2007)
Macao sees strong visitor flow during Lunar New Year
holidays (12:25, February 24, 2007)
ADB provides grant to Kyrgyz Republic for improving vocational education (12:24, February 24, 2007)
Vietnam-Cambodia trade to post 27-pct annual growth by 2010 (12:23, February 24, 2007)
China grants overseas investment quotas of 13.4 bln USDs to 15
banks (12:23, February 24, 2007)
Vietnam fostering economic zones (12:22, February 24, 2007)
Sri Lanka raises key policy interest rates (12:22, February 24, 2007)
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Japan successfully launches satellite to finish global information gathering system (07:35, February 25, 2007)
Authorities to sign peace deal with tribes people in Bajaur soon: Pak official (14:09, February 24, 2007)
It's up to Australia to decide whether to send more troops to
Iraq: Cheney (14:09, February 24, 2007)
Nepal, India renew trade pact without amendment: report (14:07, February 24, 2007)
Bomb blast kills two persons in eastern Pakistan (13:41, February 24, 2007)
Thai soldier injured by bomb in south (13:40, February 24, 2007)
Bus crash in central Thailand injures 20 (13:40, February 24, 2007)
Australia joins U.S. concern over Iran's nuclear activities (13:39, February 24, 2007)
Thailand to produce cheaper anti-flu pills in days (13:38, February 24, 2007)
WB provides 60 mln USD grant for Nepal's education (13:35, February 24, 2007)
U.S. nuclear-powered carrier calls at southern Japanese port (13:35, February 24, 2007)
Biological, nuclear attacks pose biggest threat to U.S.: Cheney (12:19, February 24, 2007)
Bangladesh's fish population dwindling as rivers vanishing (12:18, February 24, 2007)
U.S., India to boost hi-tech trade (12:17, February 24, 2007)
Colombian government ready to talk with FARC rebels (12:17, February 24, 2007)
U.S. welcomes DPRK's invitation to IAEA chief (12:15, February 24, 2007)
White House opposes efforts to repeal war authorization (12:15, February 24, 2007)
Canada, U.S., Mexico discuss partnership issues (12:14, February 24, 2007)
Russia celebrates Fatherland Defender Day on Friday (12:14, February 24, 2007)
Bush names Renuart to head U.S. Northern Command (12:13, February 24, 2007)
UN chief proposes sending 11,000 peacekeepers to Chad (12:12, February 24, 2007)
U.S., S.Korea agree to change of bilateral command relationship (12:11, February 24, 2007)
Egyptian security forces seize explosives in north Sinai (12:11, February 24, 2007)
European countries decide to resume aid to Palestinians: Meshaal (12:10, February 24, 2007)
Danube River, Black Sea riparian countries adopt water protection declaration (12:09, February 24, 2007)
Senegal's presidential campaign enters final stage (12:08, February 24, 2007)
UN conference to discuss problems in Iraq, seek support (12:07, February 24, 2007)
Italian President to decide government's future on Saturday (12:06, February 24, 2007)
Russia should be objective in Iranian nuclear issue: MP (12:05, February 24, 2007)
Britain confirms sending extra troops to Afghanistan (12:04, February 24, 2007)
Former U.S. governor bows out of White House race (12:03, February 24, 2007)
Jean-Louis Debre appointed president of French Constitutional
Council (12:02, February 24, 2007)
Bomb planted under car explodes in southern Iraq, wounding six (12:01, February 24, 2007)
Zambia, S. Africa sign memorandum of understanding for development (12:00, February 24, 2007)
Ambassador says U.S. base not to harm Czech-Russian relations (11:58, February 24, 2007)
Turkey's MGK calls for political, diplomatic efforts to restore
stability in Iraq (11:58, February 24, 2007)
Guinean parliament votes against extension of state of emergency (11:56, February 24, 2007)
U.S. forces release Iraqi political leader's son (11:55, February 24, 2007)
EU not yet ready to lift boycott on Hamas-led government, says Solana (11:55, February 24, 2007)
U.S. forces arrest militia leader, 12 policemen in northern Iraq (11:54, February 24, 2007)
France calls for intensifying sanctions against Iran (11:53, February 24, 2007)
Over 2,000 observers accredited for Senegalese presidential
election (11:52, February 24, 2007)
Pakistan informed on India's plan to bury unidentified victims of Samjhota Express (11:51, February 24, 2007)
Son of political leader arrested in southern Iraq (11:50, February 24, 2007)
Landmine kills five police in Chechnya (11:49, February 24, 2007)
ICRC urges improvement of security in Darfur (11:48, February 24, 2007)
U.S. will "do everything" to stop Iran's nuclear program (11:13, February 24, 2007)
Canada's top court overturns security law on detaining foreigners (11:11, February 24, 2007)
Malaysia to have special lanes for motorcycles in federal roads (11:11, February 24, 2007)
Sri Lankan Navy recovers rebel's attack craft (10:47, February 24, 2007)
DPRK invites U.N. nuclear chief to visit (13:36, February 24, 2007)
Indonesia to encourage peaceful settlement of Iranian nuclear issue (10:44, February 24, 2007)
EU to give Zambia 643 million dollars for development plan (10:43, February 24, 2007)
Italian president holds second day of crisis talks with political
leaders (10:42, February 24, 2007)
U.S. Democrats seek to repeal 2002 war authorization: report (10:41, February 24, 2007)
Some property of jailed former Zambian official confiscated by
state (10:40, February 24, 2007)
Finland to send police to Afghanistan (10:38, February 24, 2007)
Pakistan, IAEA sign safeguards agreement on nuclear power
plant (10:38, February 24, 2007)
Pakistan, India agree to finalize documentation on multinational gas project (10:37, February 24, 2007)
Russia, Afghanistan discuss terrorism, narcotics, trade (10:36, February 24, 2007)
U.S. troops engaged in secret campaign in Horn of Africa: report (10:35, February 24, 2007)
Four U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq (10:34, February 24, 2007)
U.S. pilotless aircraft crashes in E. Afghanistan (10:33, February 24, 2007)
Potential oil reserves put Cambodia into limelight (10:32, February 24, 2007)
Afghanistan's former mujahidin rally to support disputed amnesty bill (10:31, February 24, 2007)
ADB provides 19 mln USD grant to Nepal (10:30, February 24, 2007)
More efforts needed to meet aid goals: OECD (10:29, February 24, 2007)
Equity News back for Cambodia's commune councils election (10:28, February 24, 2007)
Over 100,000 candidates to join Cambodia's commune councils election (10:26, February 24, 2007)
Australia issues travel warning to Thailand (10:25, February 24, 2007)
Iran insists on nuclear right despite IAEA report (10:25, February 24, 2007)
Contractors in Zambia urged to follow regulations (10:23, February 24, 2007)
Indonesian leader steps in to end spat between aides (10:22, February 24, 2007)
Britain to send more troops to Afghanistan (10:21, February 24, 2007)
IMO calls on African countries to improve port security (10:21, February 24, 2007)
30,852 CPN soldiers, 3,428 weapons registered: UN office (10:19, February 24, 2007)
Laos to apply for WTO membership next year (10:19, February 24, 2007)
Iran's Ahmadinejad vows to defend nuclear rights (10:18, February 24, 2007)
German chancellor calls for further talks between Palestinian,
Israeli leaders (10:17, February 24, 2007)
Philippine gov't downplays accusation of miliary involvement in extrajudicial killings (10:16, February 24, 2007)
Chadian PM dies in Paris after heart attack (10:24, February 24, 2007)
Thai PM rules out revision of military contract with Singapore despite protest (10:14, February 24, 2007)
Indonesia to invite leaders of Hamas and Europe for meeting (10:13, February 24, 2007)
CPN soldiers returning to UN-monitored camps (10:09, February 24, 2007)
Indonesia, U.S. sign agreement on tsunami warning system (10:08, February 24, 2007)
African lawmakers to meet in DRC next week (10:07, February 24, 2007)
Fire at Latvia's elderly home kills 26 (10:07, February 24, 2007)
Indonesia yet to add troops in border with troubled Timor Leste (10:06, February 24, 2007)
Uganda's rebel group refuses to renew truce agreement (10:05, February 24, 2007)
Officials welcome resumption of U.S. direct funding for Cambodian government (10:03, February 24, 2007)
Tanzania assures foreign tourists of safety (10:01, February 24, 2007)
U.S. soldier killed south of Baghdad (10:00, February 24, 2007)
UAE, India to sign deal on food processing cooperation (09:58, February 24, 2007)
Zimbabwe to hold 2010 arts galas: report (09:58, February 24, 2007)
Abu Dhabi sets up Gulf's first UAV company (09:57, February 24, 2007)
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Australian striker Agostino signs with Adelaide (12:54, February 24, 2007)
Guerrero wins IBF crown (12:54, February 24, 2007)
Army will not be on streets for the Pan Am Games, says Rios
Secretary (12:53, February 24, 2007)
Rios' most popular teams resume history of rivalry (12:53, February 24, 2007)
IOC inspectors speak highly of Sochi's Olympic bid (12:52, February 24, 2007)
Czech loses to Russia in women's basketball European League (12:52, February 24, 2007)
Czech goalie Cech may wear helmet in Euro qualifiers (12:51, February 24, 2007)
Kenyan athletes set for trials ahead of cross country worlds (12:50, February 24, 2007)
Kenyan athletes launch initiative to fight graft (12:50, February 24, 2007)
Myanmar withdraws from AFC Futsal Cup qualifier (12:48, February 24, 2007)
Coach Tanjevic reflects on future of Turkish basketball (12:48, February 24, 2007)
Kenya to develop sports to improve talent (12:47, February 24, 2007)
Zimbabwe urged to build new stadiums for 2010 (12:44, February 24, 2007)
Chinese striker Dong Fangzhuo plays full time in Man. United
reserves game (12:44, February 24, 2007)
Myanmar U-21 to vie for Brunei King trophy soccer championship (12:43, February 24, 2007)
Vietnam eyes taekwondo medals at 2008 Olympics (12:40, February 24, 2007)
Indonesian boxer commits suicide (12:39, February 24, 2007)
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Five women scientists receive UNESCO prizes (13:01, February 24, 2007)
Bangladeshi engineers develop digital ballot system (13:00, February 24, 2007)
Chinese Health Ministry bans two U.S.-made peanut butter brands (13:00, February 24, 2007)
Researchers develop cost-effectiveness analytic model for cancers for HK women (12:59, February 24, 2007)
China collects 1 million ancient ethnic books to rescue ethnic
cultures (12:57, February 24, 2007)
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Millions of Chinese on the move again as holiday comes near end
The post-festival passenger peak is straining transportation facilities as Spring Festival holidaymakers began returning to their places of work or home from travels, said Chinese railway officials. Beijing's two railway stations saw more than 100,000 passengers return to the city on Thursday and that number is expected to rise sharply over the next couple of days.
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