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Cambodians mark ‘Day of Anger’ for KRouge victims
mei 20, 2011by latadmin
CHOEUNG EK, Cambodia (AFP) – Tearful Cambodians attended a re-enactment of a massacre by the Khmer Rouge at a "Day of Anger" ceremony Friday and demanded...
China alleges huge tax evasion by artist Ai Weiwei
mei 20, 2011by latadmin
BEIJING-A company China says is controlled by artist Ai Weiwei was accused Friday of massive tax evasion in the government’s clearest disclosure yet about its...
US envoy ends Myanmar mission with doubts
mei 20, 2011by latadmin
YANGON, Myanmar-A senior U.S. diplomat left Myanmar on Friday still concerned about the government’s human rights policies and its relations with North Korea,...
Pakistan gang rape victim demands review
mei 19, 2011by latadmin
MULTAN , Pakistan (AFP) – A gang rape victim on Thursday called on Pakistan's Supreme Court to review a decision to acquit five men accused of the assault,...
Formula One driver Sutil still focused despite Shanghai bust-up (AFP)
mei 19, 2011by latadmin
AFP – Adrian Sutil insisted Thursday that the drama surrounding his controversial nightclub bust-up will not affect his on-track performance during this...
US envoy: Some Afghan factions won’t be reconciled (AP)
mei 19, 2011by latadmin
AP – A top U.S. envoy said Thursday that not all insurgent factions in Afghanistan will agree to enter the peace process, meaning that force will be necessary to...
Four injured in fresh Afghan anti-NATO protest
mei 19, 2011by latadmin
KABUL (AFP) – Four people were injured in fresh protests in Afghanistan on Thursday as the UN urged "restraint" a day after 14 people died in...
China reporting climate worsening: survey
mei 19, 2011by latadmin
BEIJING (AFP) – China's reporting climate is deteriorating, a Beijing-based foreign press club said Thursday in a survey that found some overseas journalists...
Japan visitor numbers plummet after disaster
mei 19, 2011by latadmin
TOKYO (AFP) – Japan's quake-tsunami disaster and nuclear emergency have led to a record 62.5 percent plunge in foreign tourists, a government agency said...
Japan to join pact against parental abductions
mei 19, 2011by latadmin
TOKYO (AFP) – Japan is planning to join a global pact against the parental abductions of children from broken international marriages, amid persistent foreign...
