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Making bouquets last longer: Japanese scientists slow flower ageing
juli 04, 2014by latadmin
Japanese scientists say they have found a way to slow down the ageing process in flowers by up to a half, meaning bouquets could remain fresh for much longer....
Widodo floats plan to allow foreigners to buy property in Indonesia
juli 04, 2014by latadmin
Indonesian presidential hopeful Joko Widodo plans to allow foreigners to buy apartments to boost tax revenue, a move that could spur demand for property in the...
Massive security and empty streets greet Indian prime minister Narendra Modi on first visit to Kashmir
juli 04, 2014by latadmin
India’s new leader has been confronted by a massive security operation and almost empty streets as he makes his first visit to the long-contested region of...
China detains Vietnamese fishermen in South China Sea
juli 04, 2014by latadmin
Chinese authorities have arrested six Vietnamese fishermen, officials say, in a move that could increase tensions in the South China Sea. Vietnam said the men were...
Ultra-Violence of ‘World of Kanako’ Stirs Japanese Box Office, Online Uproar
juli 04, 2014by latadmin
“Confessions” director issues ‘grotesque’ statement, not an apology…
TV station slammed for reporting Jokowi is a communist
juli 03, 2014by latadmin
The Jokowi-JK campaign has criticized a private television station for reporting that Jokowi is a communist.
World stocks rise on strong US jobs report
juli 03, 2014by latadmin
LONDON (AP) — World stock markets rallied on Thursday after the official U.S. jobs report showed a strong increase in hiring in the world’s largest economy.
Japan and South Korea take different approaches to North Korean kidnap victims
juli 03, 2014by latadmin
Kim Young-nam was a teenager living on the coast of South Korea when he disappeared in 1978, only…
Pak, Afghan DGMOs discuss border issue
juli 03, 2014by latadmin
The Afghan DGMO, leading an eight-member military delegation, today met his Pakistani counterpart here and discussed recent tensions on the border in the wake of the...