From spring US forces will step back Obama tells Karzai
WASHINGTON - American and coalition forces will move into a "support" role in Afghanistan from this spring, President Barack Obama said Friday at the White House during a joint news conference with ...
India and Pakistan borders in Kashmir tense after skirmishes
ISLAMABAD/NEW DELHI - Pakistan Friday lodged a strong protest with India over border skirmishes as New Delhi put its border troops on alert following continuous ceasefire violations blamed by the ...
Australia bushfires rage with warning of more heatwaves
SYDNEY: Firefighters were battling scores of wildfires raging in Australia on Saturday, as a government commission warned that climate change had raised the risk of scorching heatwaves becoming more ...
Death toll in southern China landslide rises to 44
Chinese paramilitary policemen dig through a landslide to search for victims in the Zhaojiagou village in Zhenxiong county in southwest China's Yunnan province Friday, Jan. 11, 2013. The ...
China ?launches fighter jets? amid Japan dispute
Beijing sent fighter jets to the East China Sea after Japanese aircraft followed a Chinese plane in a territorial dispute, the defence ministry said Friday according to state media. A ministry ...
Pakistani Shiites refuse to bury bombing victims
Shiites in a southwestern Pakistani city hit by a brutal terror attack refused to bury their dead yesterday in protest, demanding that the government do something to protect them from what has ...
China auto sales ?missed expectations? in 2012
Auto sales growth in China, the world?s biggest car market, fell short of expectations last year, an industry group said Friday, as the economy slowed and cities put limits on vehicle ...
Burma?s leader lauds army role in Kachin conflict
Myanmar?s president has defended the army?s response to the ethnic Kachin rebellion, state media reported on Friday, despite a recent escalation of violence that has further dimmed peace ...
Pollution turns HK harbour from ?fragrant? to foul
Hong Kong?s name may mean ';fragrant harbour';, but cargo ships burning dirty fuel in what is one of the world?s busiest ports add to a foul layer of pollution that kills more ...
One-child policy makes Chinese less trusting study
China?s one-child policy has created a generation that is less trusting, more risk-averse and perhaps less likely to become entrepreneurs, according to new Australian research. Published in ...
Police in Argentina dismantle child porn ring issue arrest warrants
child pornography ring, issuing arrest warrants for 62 suspects across the country, officials said on Friday. The Security Ministry said officials tracked the suspects' illicit Internet ...
?China?s one-child policy breeding pessimistic adults?
one-child policy , are less trusting and more risk averse, a study published in the journal Science has concluded. In the study, a team of Australian researchers compared people who were born just ...
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