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Chinese doctor admits to child trafficking
december 31, 2013by latadmin
A former doctor has gone on trial in connection with alleged trafficking of babies at a hospital in northwest China’s Shaanxi Province. Zhang Shuxia, who used to...
US envoy meets Zia, calls for ending political deadlock
december 31, 2013by latadmin
The US Ambassador called on…
World markets bring strong year to a close
december 31, 2013by latadmin
LONDON (AP) — Major global stock markets closed out a strong 2013 at or near record highs as New Year's Eve festivities kicked off Tuesday.
World welcomes 2014: In pictures
december 31, 2013by latadmin
Countries around the world have begun ushering in 2014, with fireworks displays erupting first in…
Asian cities ring in the New Year
december 31, 2013by latadmin
Sydney has kicked off New Year celebrations with a dazzling fireworks spectacular, the first in a wave of pyrotechnics to usher in 2014 from Hong Kong to Dubai. Seven...
Revelers start ringing in 2014 with fireworks
december 31, 2013by latadmin
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Exploding fireworks sprayed from the sails of the Sydney Opera House and the Australian city's harbor bridge at midnight Tuesday as the...
Yakuza sign up vagrants to work on radiation clean-up in Fukushima
december 30, 2013by latadmin
Seiji Sasa arrives at the train station in Sendai, northern Japan, before dawn…
Thailand’s coup-prone army not plotting to intervene in political crisis
december 30, 2013by latadmin
Thailand’s army yesterday sought to ease fears it might step in to resolve a political crisis, while anti-government protesters fortified their positions around...
Myanmar pardons political offenders
december 30, 2013by latadmin
YANGON, Myanmar — Myanmar’s reformist president has granted a pardon to people convicted of or charged with a variety of political offenses. It
