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Today came out in Brazilian newspapers a statement from the Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs stating that the first phase of the Doha meeting was “useless” and that the proposal of Europeans was a “staging”. Is it exaggerated?
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Nearly four months after China’s devastating earthquake, a government scientist acknowledged Thursday that a rush to build schools in recent years likely led to...
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An Asian elephant that became addicted to heroin at the hands of illegal traders will return home after a three-year rehab program, Chinese state media said Thursday.
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A gas explosion inside a mine in northeast China on Thursday killed 24 people and injured six, local authorities and state media said. Three others were trapped...
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London Taxis are as British as bowler hats and Big Ben. But the latest models coming off this new assembly line are unlikely to ever touch an English road.
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A Chinese news agency has reported that 23 people have been killed in a gas explosion in a mine in the country’s northeast.
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China said Thursday a rush to build schools in recent years could have led to construction flaws that caused so many of them to collapse during May’s massive...
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A federal jury has convicted a retired University of Tennessee professor of passing secrets from a U.S. Air Force contract to two research assistants from China and...
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Workers reopened a major highway in southwestern China that was destroyed by a massive earthquake in May, speeding up rebuilding efforts, state media said Wednesday.
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Most of the history that happened in Beijing over the past few weeks took place in gyms, in the pool and on the track. But there was also history in the air,...
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In an Aug. 29 story about the reopening of Drepung Monastery in Tibet, The Associated Press misspelled the name of a journalist who visited the region in July and...
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Iraq has approved a $3 billion deal with China to develop the al-Ahdab oil field.
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The U.N. food agency urged donors Tuesday to separate politics from humanitarian aid as it appealed for $60 million to help impoverished North Korea avert its worst...
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China’s official Xinhua News Agency says a Shanghai court has ordered the death penalty for a man convicted of killing six policemen in a knife attack at a police...
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Chinese rescue teams carrying tents, quilts and sacks of rice rushed to reach survivors of an earthquake that killed at least 32 people, turned tens of thousands of...
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The Chinese gold-medal winning gymnast at the center of an Olympic age dispute isn’t upset by the controversy.
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Finance leaders of the world’s 20 biggest economies called Sunday for greater exchange rate flexibility from countries with large current account surpluses in an...
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American Policy Director and the Union of Concerned Scientists, Alden Meyer, right, speaks as Jennifer Morgan, climate and energy director looks on during the international NGO Workshop of the G20 Gleneagles Dialogue in Chiba near Tokyo Friday, March 14,...
