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Breaking News Sun, 11 May 2008
INDIA-FRUIT-MARKET
Asia   BIo Fuel   Food   Inflation   Photos  
 The Manila Times 
Surging food prices bite across Asia
| From the rice paddies of Asia to the wheat fields of Australia, the soaring prices of food are breaking the budgets of the poor and raising the specters of hunger and unrest, experts warn. | A billi... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
 farming- rice- ricefield - philippine crops- harvest- agriculture. Rice, the principal staple crop, is grown everywhere, but especially in central and north-central Luzon, south-central Mindanao; western Negros and eastern and central Panay. Much of the
Agricultural   Australia   China   Economy   Photos  
 The Australian 
Chinese firms eye Aussie farmland
| CHINA'S fast-growing farm corporations may be the next wave of Chinese investors in Australia, joining their already influential mining comrades. | China's Agriculture Ministry is developing a polic... (photo: WN)
The Times Square news ticker displays financial headlines on Friday, Aug. 10, 2007 in New York. U.S. stocks moved toward another sharply lower open Friday after Thursday's huge sell-off and as bank regulators in Europe and Asia injected cash into money markets, stoking concerns of a more pronounced liquidity crunch  The Australian 
News of USA's demise greatly exaggerated
| Will Hutton, in The Observer, on why it is a bit premature to concede the 21st century to China or India | THE fashionable view is that the US economy is a busted flush (but) of the world's top 100 ... (photo: AP Photo / kalpana)
China   Economy   India   Photos   US  
A large statue of Buddha sits in water at a temple that was heavily damaged by last week's destructive cyclone Nargis, in the outskirts of Yangon, Myanmar, on Sunday May 11, 2008.  The Australian 
Tear down Burma's bamboo curtain
| Thousands more will die if aid does not start flowing | THERE seems to be no underestimating the brutality of Burma's regime as millions of people struggle to stay alive in the wake of the world's w... (photo: AP / )
Burma   Disaster   Photos   Society   UN  
Top Stories
Tibetan exiled monks and nuns shout slogans against China's government during a protest in front of the Chinese Embassy's consulate office in Katmandu, Nepal, Friday, May 9, 200 Khaleej Times
Tibetan women protest in Nepal, 500 detained
| KATHMANDU - Nepali police detained 562 Tibetan women at an anti-China rally in Kathmandu on Sunday, the first all-women protest against Chinese rule in their homeland, ... (photo: AP / Binod Joshi)
Independence   Nepal   Photos   Police   Tibet  
Nepalese police officers detain Tibetan exiles participating in a silent peace march to protest against the Chinese government, in Katmandu, Nepal, Sunday, May 11, 2008. The Miami Herald
600 Tibetan protesters detained in Nepal
KATMANDU, Nepal -- Police detained more than 600 female Tibetan protesters, including many Buddhist nuns, on Sunday after breaking up several demonstrations in Nepal's ca... (photo: AP / Binod Joshi)
Nepal   Photos   Police   Protest   Slideshow   Tibet  
McDonald Fast Food Restaurant The News Tribune
China, India poised to alter global food equation
BEIJING - Nothing about the lunch rush at a McDonald's in China would feel out of place in America: Students huddled around video games and fries; a computer salesman sca... (photo: WN / theresa)
China   Food   Market   McDonald   Photos  
Rubber trees (sl1) San Fransisco Chronicle
Laos, where rubber hits the road to China
| (05-11) 04:00 PDT Chaleunsouk, Laos -- The rice fields that blanketed this remote mountain village for generations are gone. In their place rise neat rows of young rubb... (photo: creative commons / )
Business   Economy   Environment   Nature   Photos  
 Airbus A380 - Flights - Aircraft /aaeh International Herald Tribune
China forms company to make regional and jumbo jets
| : China established a company on Sunday to build regional commercial jets, with an eye to eventually reducing the country's reliance on Boeing and Airbus for jumbo jets... (photo: GFDL )
Business   China   Industry   Photos   Transport  
 School-students-education (sl1) Taipei Times
Private education makes sense when all have access
In Sweden, students can choose from a range of schools that are tailored to the needs of individuals rather than the most opulent | The Nordic countries¡¦ economies are p... (photo: creative commons)
Development   Education   Europe   Photos   Reform   Students   Sweden   World  
Japan's Hiroyuki Fujita plays from the 2nd tee during the third round of the British Open golf championship ,jsa1 Taipei Times
Fujita breaks away from chasing pack at the Beijing Open
| Japanese star Hiroyuki Fujita broke away from the chasing pack in the third round at the Beijing Open after firing an even-par 72 under tough conditions yesterday. | Th... (photo: AP / Alastair Grant)
Asia   Beijing   China   Golf   Japan   Photos   Sport   Star  
Communism Political Issues
- Torch fans pass the tolerance test
- Beijing's behemoths want more iron action
- Confined, he dialed 911 to go to church
- Vote tests Serbs' aspirations: Europe or Russia?
Steel Industry (sl1)
Beijing's behemoths want more iron action
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- Tear down Burma's bamboo curtain
- German President won't meet Dalai Lama
- 'When Bono called him back, he half-thought it was a mat
- Our man in Africa
A large statue of Buddha sits in water at a temple that was heavily damaged by last week's destructive cyclone Nargis, in the outskirts of Yangon, Myanmar, on Sunday May 11, 2008.
Tear down Burma's bamboo curtain
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Human Rights Democracy
- We need something new to find a solution in Darfur
- Tear down Burma's bamboo curtain
- World's Giants to Alter Food EquationAs China and India
- 600 Tibetan protesters detained in Nepal
A large statue of Buddha sits in water at a temple that was heavily damaged by last week's destructive cyclone Nargis, in the outskirts of Yangon, Myanmar, on Sunday May 11, 2008.
Tear down Burma's bamboo curtain
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- Torch fans pass the tolerance test
- News of USA's demise greatly exaggerated
- Tear down Burma's bamboo curtain
- A country in crisis
The Times Square news ticker displays financial headlines on Friday, Aug. 10, 2007 in New York. U.S. stocks moved toward another sharply lower open Friday after Thursday's huge sell-off and as bank regulators in Europe and Asia injected cash into money markets, stoking concerns of a more pronounced liquidity crunch
News of USA's demise greatly exaggerated
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Society & Culture Falun Gong
- Woodruff at SU: "Life is precious"
- World's Giants to Alter Food EquationAs China and India
- Cut-down `The First Emperor' returns to Met Opera
- Cut-down `The First Emperor' returns to Met Opera
Air Pollution - carbon emission - environment
Solar-cooker project could cut air pollution
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- West can meet East after all
- Self- indulgent solo
- Human rights activists in Detroit protest Chinese government
- Torch relay focuses on China's human-rights record
Olympic torch
Torch relay focuses on China's human-rights record
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Crime Religion
- PASG seizes smuggled sugar
- Death threats for Copperheads
- How the world's oceans are running out of fish
- Angel Heredia, the whistleblower
SUGAR - COMMODITY
PASG seizes smuggled sugar
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- Holder of the White Lotus: The Lives of the Dalai Lama by Al
- Wedding adds page to Shanghai's Jewish history
- Pope underlines Olympics importance
- Letter from Lhasa, Tibet
Pope Benedict XVI delivers his blessing to the faithful as he leaves St. Peter's square at the Vatican, Sunday, May 4, 2008.
Pope underlines Olympics importance
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