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World’s longest sea bridge opens in China
36-km bridge across Hangzhou Bay near Shanghai will boost economic integration

Echoes of rice crisis at May Day rallies
SINGAPORE: Evocative calls for lower food prices, especially those of rice varieties, and resonant demands for higher wages marked May Day rallies across Southeast Asia on Thursday. The crisis of sky-rocketing food prices served as the ...

Labour on edge over local elections
LONDON: The Labour Party was on tenterhooks on Thursday as Prime Minister Gordon Brown faced his first electoral test in his 11-month leadership with voters across England and Wales casting their votes in local elections, including the London ...

44 LTTE cadres killed in clashes
COLOMBO: The Sri Lankan military on Thursday claimed that at least 44 LTTE cadres, two soldiers and two police personnel were killed in fighting along the Forward Defence Lines (FDLs) in the past 48 hours. A Defence Ministry statement ...

Banner proved costly: White House
WASHINGTON: The White House said on Wednesday that President George W. Bush had paid a price for the “Mission Accomplished” banner that was flown in triumph five years ago but later became a symbol of U.S. misjudgments and mistakes ...

First world to blame: China
BEIJING: The energy strategies of developed countries, rather than growing demand from developing countries such as China and India, were to blame for the current global grain crisis, said a Chinese agriculture ...

Charge filed against Thaksin


We have results, says Minister
HARARE: President Robert Mugabe’s government has its own presidential election results showing a runoff will be necessary, a Cabinet Minister said on Thursday. Deputy Information Minister Bright Matonga’s comments came a ...

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