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Rainstorms continued to wreak havoc in south China, leaving more people dead or missing and displacing hundreds of thousands.
Iraq tells Biden: Reconciliation pure internal affair
The reconciliation in Iraq is pure Iraq's internal affair and the involvement of U.S. officials is not desired by Iraqis, said Iraqi government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh on Saturday.
China well prepared for cluster flu outbreak
China is well prepared to contain a cluster outbreak of A/H1N1 influenza, Chinese Health Minister Chen Zhu said Friday. Chen voiced his confidence to tackle a possible next wave of flu outbreak in autumn and winter.
• Premier Wen calls for continued vigilance against A/H1N1 flu
ROK media: DPRK fires 7 short-range missiles
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea fired one additional short-range missile on Saturday, raising the total number of missiles fired in the day to seven, according to South Korean Joint Forces.
• U.S.: DPRK should not "aggravate tensions"
• Japan calls Pyongyang's missile launch "provocation"
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More than 50,000 displaced after torrential rains in S China
More than 50,000 people were forced to leave their homes after heavy rains in south China.
China tightens regulations on state-owned shareholders
China has more than 176.5 mln motor vehicles as of June
Wen calls for continued vigilance against flu
Chinese handicapped honored for seeking self-reliance
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DPRK fires additional missile, raising total number to 7
According to ROK Joint Forces, the DPRK fired 7 missiles off the east coast from a base near Wonsan.
DPRK should not "aggravate tensions," U.S. says
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Statue of Liberty's crown to reopen on U.S. Independence Day
Starting July 4, visitors to Statue of Liberty will once again be allowed to visit her crown.
Americans to celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, hotdogs
Macao to unveil its 1st franchise expo
Cartoon exhibition held in Shanghai
England travel tips guide launched
Dinosaur fossils reveal new secrets
U.S. jobless rate at 26-year high
Employers cut a larger-than-expected 467,000 jobs in June, driving the unemployment rate up to 9.5 percent.
OPEC President: crude price best at $68 to 71 per barrel
China's power generation rises 3.59 pct in June, ending 8-month declines
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ECB keeps interest rate unchanged at record low
Wall Street tumbles after jobs losses top estimate
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Owen joins Manchester United
Michael Owen joined English champions Manchester United on a two-year contract Friday.
Federer, Roddick to meet in Wimbledon final
Chelsea signs striker Daniel Sturidge
Brazil, U.S. women advance to semifinals of beach volleyball world championships
Chinese gymnasts show different class at Universiade
Chinese shuttlers shine in Philippine Badminton Open
Free tickets for Jackson memorial to be issued through Internet
There will be 11,000 tickets for the Staples Center and another 6,500 tickets for the Nokia Theater.
Madonna to pay special tribute to Michael Jackson
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Antarctica melting faster than expected: scientist
New Zealand scientists have warned that Antarctica is melting faster than expected.
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Study: New type of El Nino could mean more hurricanes make landfall
China's satellite positioning system to offer better service
Users warned of "Michael Jackson" email virus
Spain prepares for A/H1N1 flu epidemic
The Spanish government is preparing enough vaccine to protect 40% of the population.
Late Blight disease attacks tomatoes in eastern U.S.
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European A/H1N1 flu infections exceed 10,000
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Mountain gorilla searches for food
A mountain gorilla, a member of the Mubare gorilla group, searches for food in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in Uganda July 2, 2009.
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108 dishes of Man-Han Banquet made of rare stones
Great Train robber Ronnie Biggs not given parole
Ukrainians seek to rename village after Michael Jackson
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African leaders in landmark decision to strengthen continental integration
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Candles are placed in front of the portrait of pop star Michael Jackson at the U.S. embassy in Moscow, June 26, 2009. Jackson died one day earlier in Los Angeles.
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