Kay Aviles

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Japan Steps up Decontamination near Fukushima Plant

A few days after alarming levels of radioactive cesium and iodine 131 were reported near the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, local officials plan to decontaminate homes within 60 kilometers, NHK World News reported.
Sep 27, 2011

India and China Hold First Strategic Economic Dialogue

In the first India-China Strategic Economic Dialogue held in Beijing, Indian delegates headed by Deputy-chairman of the Planning Commission, Montek Singh Ahluwalia told media the dialogue serves as a "knowledge transfer" conveying substantial benefits to both countries, The Hindu reported.
Sep 27, 2011

Dalai Lama Condemns China's Interference Over His Reincarnation

Motivated to put an end to incessant speculations about Dalai Lama's reincarnation, the Tibetan's supreme spiritual leader, 14th Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso, finally issued a declaration on Saturday clarifying that only he has the legitimate authority to decide how and where his reincarnation shall take place.
Sep 27, 2011

Youth Suicide in S. Korea Soaring High

South Korea accounts for the largest number of suicide cases among 34 members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development with 28.7 individuals committing suicide for every 100,000 people last year, says the Korean Association for Suicide Prevention (TKASP).
Sep 25, 2011

S. Korea to Revive its Stem Cell Research Program

South Korea President Lee Myung-bak announced on Friday of the government's plan to invest $90 million reviving its stem cell research next year aiming for a "core new growth engine" after the industry suffered a setback for more than a year.
Sep 25, 2011

Some Japanese Industries Now Requiring English for Job Seekers

As Japan struggles with its soaring yen, a series of catastrophes and a plummeting domestic business market, thousands of Japanese citizens are spending a fortune to enhance their English communications skills, which they believe is the key factor in retaining or earning a job opportunity, Reuters reported.
Sep 25, 2011

Japan's Noda Commits $1B for Africa, Middle East Infra Projects

Despite Japan's soaring debts, Prime Miniters Noda's administration has boldly offered additional loans to "Arab Spring" in North Africa and the Middle East for infrastructure projects, which will ensure to yield employment opportunities and emerging industries.
Sep 25, 2011

Chinese Man Charged with Holding Six Women as Sex Slaves

Chinese authorities arrested Li Hao, a former civil servant of the Technological Supervision Bureau, for kidnapping six women and confining them in an old basement, where they were forced to become his sex slaves for two years.
Sep 23, 2011

Yao Ming and Richard Branson Join Campaign Against Shark Fin Trade

Retired Chinese NBA star Yao Ming has teamed up with British business tycoon Richard Branson in convincing Chinese citizens especially the affluent families against eating shark fins emphasizing the government must be strict in implementing the law on their trade and use.
Sep 23, 2011

New Polio Virus Outbreak Spreads in China

The World Health Organization confirmed the outbreak of the polio virus in China, a first since 1999, has caused one death and nine others hospitalized.
Sep 22, 2011

China will Launch Own Spacecraft Before National Day

China's technological sleight has taken a new dimension as it plans to launch its experimental aerospace, which is expected to commence on the communist country's attempt to build its own space station, says a report from Reuters.
Sep 21, 2011

Million Told to Evacuate as Typhoon Roke Hits Japan

Typhoon Roke swept through central and westerrn Japan Tuesday night with 144 kph (90 mph) winds, leaving one person dead, two others missing, and more than a million residents fleeing their homes, Japan's weather agency said.
Sep 21, 2011

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