Belgium: GM Uncertain over Opel’s Future
Belgian Opel workers and government said they were unhappy on Wednesday after General Motors failed to give precise information on the future of the Opel plant in Antwerp.
Chinese Christian Leaders Jailed for Trying to Stop Church Demolition
Five leaders of a Christian church group of about 60,000 believers were sentenced to three to seven years in prison on Wednesday, November 25, in Northern China.
Traditional Chinese Flu Treatments
Acupuncture is an effective treatment for various ailments.
Market Report - Yen Hits 14 Year High
The yen powered to a 14-year high against the U.
Market Report - Asian Banks Dip
Asian banks and financial shares dipped Wednesday, as investors sold after weaker-than expected U.
Netherlands: First Flight for Bio-Fuel Plane
This KLM Royal Dutch Airlines jet has just successfully completed the first ever passenger test flight using renewable fuel.
Opel Restructure Needs 3.3 billion Euros, says General Motors
General Motors will present a plan to European governments to save its struggling Opel business within days.
Chinese Regime Executes Two Over Toxic Milk Scandal
The Chinese regime executed a dairy farmer and a milk salesman on Tuesday for taking part in the toxic milk scandal last year.
Bloody Harvest: Buch über Organhandel durch das chinesische Regime
Es ist die Sammlung jahrelanger Forschung und Untersuchungen über die Anschuldigungen des Organraubs von politischen Gefangenen durch das chinesische Regime.
Obamas Anti-Zensur-Rede in China zensiert
Der amerikanische Präsident Barack Obama hielt am 16.
Ukraine: Orange Revolution Anniversary
November 22 marks the day when a series of protests started in Ukraine.
Menschliches Blutplasma als Orchideendünger in China
Ein chinesischer Blogger mit dem Internetnamen "Lailai Huihui" prahlte in einem chinesischen Orchideenhandelsforum mit einem „hochwirksamen Eiweißdünger“.
Neuseeland: Ein Lächeln kostet nichts
„Ein Lächeln kostet nichts“ und bewirkt dennoch so viel.
Tokio und die Weihnachtsbäume aus Fischen
Ein Aquarium am Stadtrand von Tokio: Schwärme japanischer Sardinen fesseln Erwachsene und Kinder gleichermaßen.
Dalai Lama Urges China to Save Tibet’s Glaciers
At a press conference in Rome, the Tibetan leader raised concerns about climate change and its devastating effects on Tibet’s landscape.
NTDTV to Appeal Court Decision on Eutelsat Case
In 2004, NTDTV began broadcasting over China on a satellite owned by French company Eutelsat.
NTDs Internationaler chinesischer Klavier-Wettbewerb 2009
Erst vor wenigen Monaten konnte man in den Hallen des Gerald W.
USA: Angeblicher Erpresser von David Letterman bestreitet Vorwürfe
Im Rechtsstreit zwischen Talkmaster David Letterman und CBS Fernsehproduzent Joe Halderman plädierte Halderman am Dienstag vor Gericht dafür, die Klage gegen ihn fallen zu lassen.
Disneyland Shanghai beunruhigt Anwohner
Letzten Mittwoch gab Chinas Nationale Entwicklungs- und Reformkommission grünes Licht für das Disneyland in Shanghai.
Czech Republic: Totalitarian Lesson for Czech Students
This morning is a bit unusual for students from Policka High School, who came to school thinking how this day would be.
China: Snow Causes Chaos in Central & Eastern China
According to China state-run television, heavy snowfall and plummeting temperatures in recent days across Hubei and Anhui provinces… have led to accidents and forced the closure of main roads.
