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  August 20, 2008

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HP Announces 3 New Notebooks for Business TravelersSoftpedia Aug 18 2008 6:27PM GMT
Mexican 1st Half Foreign Tourism Income Up 7% To $7.34 Billion - MinistryNasdaq Aug 18 2008 6:18PM GMT
Expedia Quarterbacks NFL CampaignBrandweek Aug 18 2008 6:12PM GMT
Expedia Launches NFL-Themed CampaignAdweek Online Aug 18 2008 5:24PM GMT
Carlson Wagonlit Travel Associates contemplates new nameTW Crossroads Aug 18 2008 4:51PM GMT
Gitpac to implement Responsible TourismBusiness Standard India Aug 18 2008 4:42PM GMT
LATEST FIGURES: TOURISM ARRIVALS, JUL 2008Eurostat Aug 18 2008 4:39PM GMT
Poor branding could damage UK city tourismMarketing Week Aug 18 2008 4:32PM GMT
Research and Markets: European Online Travel Overview Third EditionTMC Net Aug 18 2008 4:26PM GMT
Rise in Gay Tourism Stirs Unease in IsraelABC News Aug 18 2008 3:35PM GMT
Voluntourism attracts stars to Kenyan slumCNN Aug 18 2008 3:06PM GMT
Panel discussion defines Islamic tourismAsiaone Aug 18 2008 2:54PM GMT
Move to promote Islamic tourismAsiaone Aug 18 2008 2:53PM GMT
Voluntourism attracts starsCNN Aug 18 2008 2:46PM GMT
HP Lightens the Load for Business TravelersTMC Net Aug 18 2008 2:37PM GMT
Coast tourism body remains up in the airSunshine Coast Daily Aug 18 2008 2:15PM GMT
Resort changes; West coast remains a strong tourism destination, says JackmanWestern Star Aug 18 2008 2:07PM GMT
Kibaki in bid to boost tourismKenya Broadcasting Corporation Aug 18 2008 1:42PM GMT
Annapurna: Nepalese trekker route at risk from push for richer touristsGuardian Unlimited Aug 18 2008 1:32PM GMT
SriLankan Airlines supports National Tourism Drive in ChinaAsia Travel Tips Aug 18 2008 1:07PM GMT
MANSEHRA: Hoteliers to get easy loans in quake-hit areas: Revival of tourismDAWN Group Aug 18 2008 12:30PM GMT
European Online Travel Overview Third EditionMarketWatch Aug 18 2008 12:05PM GMT
HP Lightens the Load for Business TravelersStockwatch Aug 18 2008 11:59AM GMT
HP Lightens the Load for Business TravelersBusiness Wire via MSN Money Aug 18 2008 11:57AM GMT
HP Lightens the Load for Business TravelersEarthtimes.org Aug 18 2008 11:56AM GMT
European Online Travel Overview Third EditionEarthtimes.org Aug 18 2008 11:56AM GMT
HP Lightens the Load for Business TravelersGlobe Investor Aug 18 2008 11:51AM GMT
TourismROI provides a tourism management and investment solution for Global Travel & Tourism DevelopmentTravelDailyNews.com Aug 18 2008 11:32AM GMT
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N. Korea says US is hampering nuclear disarmamentWashington Post Aug 18 2008 1:38PM GMT
Army officers bid farewell to MusharrafXinhua News Agency Aug 18 2008 1:03PM GMT
Japan seeks to arrest anti-whaling activistsWashington Post Aug 18 2008 6:46AM GMT
Car bombing outside U.S. base kills, wounds 22 in E AfghanistanXinhua News Agency Aug 18 2008 5:46AM GMT
US, South Korea kick off annual military exerciseWashington Post Aug 18 2008 3:18AM GMT
Tribesmen in NW Pakistan vow to back security forces against militantsXinhua News Agency Aug 17 2008 3:33PM GMT
Destructive flooding puts Southeast Asia at riskInternational Herald Tribune Aug 17 2008 1:51PM GMT
7 killed, 11 injured in Philippine rebel ambushXinhua News Agency Aug 17 2008 7:44AM GMT
Golden girl / Yoshida defends 55-kg title; Icho settles for silver in 48-kg classYomiuri Shimbun Aug 17 2008 5:06AM GMT
New Nepali cabinet to have 24 membersXinhua News Agency Aug 16 2008 9:50PM GMT
Southeast Asia flooding hits cyclone-weary MyanmarWashington Post Aug 16 2008 8:05AM GMT
Indonesian train hits freight locomotive, kills 9Washington Post Aug 16 2008 8:05AM GMT
S. Korean police arrest 157 at anti-US beef rallyWashington Post Aug 16 2008 5:46AM GMT
SKorean police arrest 157 at anti-US beef rallyWashington Post Aug 16 2008 5:04AM GMT
War widow recalls lost husbandYomiuri Shimbun Aug 16 2008 3:14AM GMT
Partisan crowd for China-Japan clashBBC Aug 15 2008 5:56PM GMT
Backgrounder: Prachanda, 1st PM of republic of NepalXinhua News Agency Aug 15 2008 3:08PM GMT
Japan marks 63rd anniversary of its defeat in WWIIAsahi.com Aug 15 2008 9:51AM GMT
India's Concept of Nonviolence and Gandhi If someone desires to know and understand nonviolence in India, he or she should do so by understanding the <em>Ahimsa</em> of Mahatma Gandhi. Through his own nonviolent actions, he astonished the whole world.
Nepal Invites Tourists to Visit Its Villages Since the peace agreement between the Maoists and the government, tourist figures are recovering. If peace continues, predictions are that Nepal's tourist industry may fully recover by 2010.
Clash of Civilizations or Calculation of Interests: An Interview With Anies Baswedan Critical of the dominance of a cultural approach to Muslim-Western conflicts, Baswedan believes conflict is triggered not by cultural, religious, or civilizational identity, but by a calculation of interests.
India Offers Students Free Midday Meals as Incentive to Stay in School In what has been billed as the biggest lunch program in the world, India targeted 140 million students last fiscal year with an aim to improve nutritional levels and increase attendance.
10 Years After Suharto The rise of radical organizations such as Defenders Front for Islam, Jihadist Paramiliter, and Indonesian Mujahidin Council, confirms the new power of the conservatives in Indonesian politics.
Myanmar: Waiting for Aung San Suu Kyi Daw Aung San Suu Kyi remains under house arrest in Yangoon. She has not been allowed to see her doctor since January. She survives in a house that was badly damaged by Cyclone Nargis.
In Their Eyes: Assisting the Quake-Affected Children of Pakistan and Azad Kashmir Kashmir Family Aid, founded in 2005 and based in Bend, Ore., works to counter poverty and terrorism while promoting women's rights by providing secular education to quake-affected children.
India-U.S. Nuclear Deal: A Victim of Oversell It is evident that the India-United States civilian nuclear deal is a victim of oversell as a
China's 'Panda' Imperialism An interesting facet of the Sino-African project is the issue of standards diplomacy in the context of the evolving relationship between booming China and not-so-booming Africa.
Aboriginal Control of Aboriginal Affairs Pat Eatock, a Goomiegyrie and a grandmother of the Kairi (or Gyrie) nation from central Queensland, Australia, looks at Aboriginal dispossession since the 1967 citizenship referendum.
Current Indian Political Scenario—Problems That Take Priority India currently faces three major problems that are stalling the bandwagon of its normal routine: inflation, the Gujjar agitation, and the Gorkha (Gurkha) agitation.
Papua New Guinea: The World's First Climate Change 'Refugees' The 1,500 residents of Carteret Island, an atoll of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, are fast becoming the world's first climate change refugees.
Pakistan Through the Lens of Iraq As General Petraeus takes over Central Command, America's options in Pakistan become much clearer when examined through the lens of the American experience in Iraq.
U.N. Security Council Seat: China Outsmarts India The symphony of South-South cooperation at the recent conclave of foreign ministers of BRIC was jarred by China's refusal to endorse India's bid for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council.
'Guest Workers' or Modern Slavery? An old shop front verandah in Singapore's Little India is &quot;home&quot; to a group of about 50 migrant workers who have been spat out by an economy that relies heavily on so-called &quot;guest workers.&quot;
China: The Infant Dragon China is indeed a dragon on the uplift; any clumsiness could have devastating consequences in those regions of the world most susceptible to its influence, such as Africa.
Media Freedom Restricted in Fiji Following Another Deportation The latest deportation and the blatant indifference of the military-backed regime to the court orders against deportations has raised serious concerns about the rule of law.
Solomon Islands: Report Slams Australian-Led Intervention The Australian government justified its intervention, which came within months of the invasion of Iraq, by labeling the Solomon Islands a "failed state" and a potential source of terrorism.
Protecting a Free Press Requires International Cooperation Every year since 2004, the United Nations has refused to issue press credentials to journalists from Taiwan, rendering them unable to cover the annual meetings of the World Health Assembly.
Morality and Ethics in Public Life: A Gandhian View Corruption is rampant in India and now, without doubt, it is a matter of concern for all of us as it puts a question mark on the very existence of a respectable life and on our national character.
My Journey to Mount Everest The Chinese government package, which supposedly included a travel permit and a ride on a government-approved bus sounded like a little too much supervision for my liking. I decided to find my own way.
Australia Grants Asylum to Iraqi Interpreters In making the decision to withdraw from Iraq, Canberra was faced with the sticky logistical and human question of how to protect local Iraqis who had risked their lives by helping the Australian troops.
Rudd the Conqueror? Under former Prime Minister John Howard, military spending averaged around 2 percent of gross domestic product a year. Labor's policy calls for increasing the annual spending to 3 percent per year.
Fiji High on the Agenda at Pacific Islands Forum Meeting in Auckland At the March 26 meeting, ministers formed a contact group consisting of Australia, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Tonga, and Tuvalu to review progress on restoring democracy in Fiji.
Asia: Fear of Shortages as Rice Prices Keep Rising As food prices continue to skyrocket throughout Asia, many governments are intervening to try to stabilize their domestic rice prices for fear of acute shortages and possible food riots.
An Ode to the Family Deepak Verma's book is a poignant, straight from the heart account of what he and his wife experienced as parents of an only son who lay critically injured thousands of miles away in South Carolina.
Sri Lankan Election Begins to Solidify Government Control The overwhelming success of a breakaway faction of the L.T.T.E. in the March 10 local government elections has prompted the group to seek additional victories at provincial level.
Terror Remains Beyond Control of Pakistani State International terrorist plots with the invariable Pakistani hand draw upon a rich resource base for jihad that has taken root in the social system of Pakistan and is beyond the control of the Pakistani state.
12/11/03 - Beckham Becomes Best Seller in China English Soccer star David Beckham's autobiography is the leading best seller in China just ten days after the Mandarin version of the book was released on the Mainland...
11/11/03 - Foreign Brokerage Wins China Operating Licence US-based Aon Corporation has become the first brokerage to be granted an operating licence in China...
10/11/03 - Grain Prices Up 30%, Shortfall Expected to be 45 Million Tons China's grain output for this year is expected to come in between 440 and 450 million tons, giving China a grain shortfall of up to 45 million tons, according to the Agricultural Economic Research Centre of the Ministry of Agriculture in Beijing...
7/11/03 - Boeing Sees New Orders in China Xiamen Airlines, a subsidiary of China Southern Airlines Group, is to buy five Boeing 737s...
6/11/03 - Japan's Mazda to Boost China Production in 2004 Mazda Motor Corp will raise production of its passenger vehicles in China to 100,000 units in 2004...
5/11/03 - German Modern Trade Retailer to Expand in China Germany-based Metro, the world's fifth-largest retailer, plans to triple its US$344 million investment in China to date...
4/11/03 - Shanghai Chipmaker Plans US/Asia Listings Semiconductor Manufacturing International, China's first producer of made-to-order chips, plans to raise US$750 million in a first-time share sale in April 2004...
3/11/03 - Second Phase 3G Trials Start in China China is to begin the second phase of its trial of the third generation (3G) mobile communications system, according to the Ministry of Information Industry (MII)...
31/10/03 - Hitachi Car Parts JV Established Japanese firm Hitachi is to establish a joint venture in Shanghai this coming December to manufacture and market engine starters and starter parts for cars...
30/10/03 - Morgan Stanley Planning Credit Card Business in Asia Morgan Stanley is planning to launch a credit card business in Asia in order to continue to capitalise on the rise in consumer consumption in Asia...
29/10/03 - DHL in Major Expansion Across China Courier company DHL is to invest US$200 million in China over the next five years to expand its service network across the country...
28/10/03 - China's Latest Telecom Stats Reveal Continued Growth China's telecom sector recorded combined revenues of RMB342.01 billion..
27/10/03 - China's Online Gaming Market Booming According to China's Ministry of Culture in 2002, China's online game industry earned RMB910 million (US$110 million), compared to RMB310 million (US$37...
24/10/03 - Kodak & Lucky Get Together At Last The long-awaited and expected deal between Eastman Kodak and China's Lucky Film Group has finally arrived with Kodak agreeing to pay US$45 million and also provide technology in exchange for a 20% stake in Lucky, China's major camera film manufacturer...
23/10/03 - Chinese ATM Cards to Operate in Hong Kong Guangdong residents will be able to use debit cards to withdraw money from ATMs in Hong Kong, under a plan to further promote tourism and retail sales in Hong Kong from the growing number of Mainland visitors...
22/10/03 - New Plan to Solve Beijing's Water Crisis After repeated and worsening water shortages Beijing is to focus efforts on developing local water resources and diverting water to the city to ease its shortages...
21/10/03 - Liberty Mutual to Start Operations in Chongqing Boston-based Liberty Mutual is to establish its first wholly-owned branch in Chongqing, south-west China, the first foreign insurer to operate in Chongqing...
17/10/03 - Chinese-Made BMW Unveiled BMW and Brilliance China Automotive Holdings will unveil the BMW 3-series model that is manufactured in China this week...
16/10/03 - China's Rich List Published The new China Rich List is published today, now by Asiamoney though still compiled by Rupert Hoogewerf...
15/10/03 - CITIC Buys into China's Power Sector Hong Kong listed CITIC Pacific is to go ahead with the acquisition of two Mainland Chinese power companies for US$44 million...
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SA sold shortSowetan Aug 18 2008 6:35PM GMT
US praises Musharraf for help in fighting terrorSan Luis Obispo.com Aug 18 2008 6:34PM GMT
Cepstral: Voxpilot Partners With Cepstral to Offer Affordable Quality Text-to-Speech VoicesMarket Wire Aug 18 2008 6:34PM GMT
U.S. Retailers Demand End to Use of Forced Child Labor to Harvest Cotton in UzbekistanCalibre Macro World Aug 18 2008 6:33PM GMT
AMARCORD MARCELLA REMEMBERSItalian Made Aug 18 2008 6:32PM GMT
China has not approved Olympic protest requestsAugusta Chronicle Aug 18 2008 6:31PM GMT
Interview: Star riders to help boost equestrianism in AsiaMacro World Investor Aug 18 2008 6:31PM GMT
Post-Olympics China: Synchronized Global DownturnHouston Chronicle Aug 18 2008 6:30PM GMT
Cincinnati Bell Renews Contract with Convergys for...Nestor Aug 18 2008 6:29PM GMT
Voxpilot Partners With Cepstral to Offer Affordable Quality Text-to-Speech VoicesHouston Chronicle Aug 18 2008 6:28PM GMT
Voxpilot Partners With Cepstral to Offer Affordable Quality Text-to-Speech VoicesYahoo! Canada Aug 18 2008 6:27PM GMT
Why the Silence on Science? - The SpineThe New Republic Online Aug 18 2008 6:27PM GMT
Gender Gap Exists in Adequate Life Insurance Coverage Despite Greater Financial Concerns among Women, According to MetLife StudyBusiness Wire Aug 18 2008 6:26PM GMT
Vodafone seals 70 percent stake in Ghana TelecomAfrol News Aug 18 2008 6:25PM GMT
Taking hot shower is bad for health if you do not have whole-house water treatment systems installed Posted By : Alvyn KhooArticle Dashboard.com Aug 18 2008 6:25PM GMT
China Boom Will Fade When the Torch Goes OutWLOX Aug 18 2008 6:24PM GMT
&#39;Fierce&#39; ex-Maoist chief becomes first Nepal PMBdnews24.com Aug 18 2008 6:24PM GMT
Dhaka mulls ratification of migrant workers&#39; treatyBdnews24.com Aug 18 2008 6:24PM GMT
Indonesia to push renewable energy: presidentSustain-Online Aug 18 2008 6:24PM GMT
RUGBY UNION | TRI-NATIONS: All Blacks shut out South AfricaInternational Herald Tribune Aug 18 2008 6:23PM GMT
World needs global water agreement nowSustain-Online Aug 18 2008 6:23PM GMT
With Attention on Olympics, Dissident Goes Missing in ChinaABC News Aug 18 2008 6:22PM GMT
Survivors of 1918 pandemic still protectedGlobe and Mail Aug 18 2008 6:22PM GMT
China has not approved Olympic protest requestsMerced Sun-Star Aug 18 2008 6:20PM GMT
Dollar slips on profit-takingYahoo! UK and Ireland Aug 18 2008 6:19PM GMT
Exit, pursued by a bear, or Fukuyama as AntigonusPajamas Media Aug 18 2008 6:18PM GMT
China Boom Will Fade When the Torch Goes OutWTOL-TV Aug 18 2008 6:17PM GMT

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