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854 million starving people over the world

The World Food Programme (WFP), The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), and the International Fund for Agriculture Development (IFAD), announced on July 4th at a joint press conference, that there are currently 854 million hungry people in the world. ...

Hijacked Danes go without food in Somalia

A Danish cargo ship hijacked by Somali pirates earlier this month with five crew members aboard has run out of food and fresh water,Kenya's maritime official said on Monday. Andrew Mwangura, coordinator of the Mombasa-based Seafarers Assistance Program, said the Danica White's ...

Abe defends farm minister over scandal

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe defended his farm minister yesterday against media allegations he had filed false financial statements - the latest blow to his ruling camp ahead of this month's national election. But Abe, whose fate could rest on the July 29 upper house poll, ...

Bush tries to revive rapport with Putin

US President George W. Bush was hosting Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday at the Bush family's summer home on the craggy Maine coast, hoping that applying the personal touch can once again improve frayed relations in one of the world's most crucial partnerships. Before ...

Abbas calls for peace talks in phone call with Bush

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas calls for peace talks in a phone call with U.S. President George W. Bush on Monday, a presidency spokesman said. "President Abbas told Mr. Bush that it's time for resumption ofMiddle East peace talks," Nabil Abu Rudaina, who is also an aide to ...

Egypt's Mubarak meets Abbas ahead of four-way summit

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on Monday met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at this Red Sea resort ahead of a four-way regional summit to be held later in the day. Besides Abbas, Mubarak is expected to hold separate talks with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and ...

Rainforests in Madagascar likely to be world inheritance

Rainforests in the east of Madagascar were likely to be listed as one of the world inheritances, a local daily reported on Monday. Nomination of the forests in the Indian Ocean island had followed all the process and would be presented at the meeting of the World Inheritance ...

Russia backs Abbas' actions in Palestine

Russia on Monday voiced support for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, urging the emergency government to take necessary steps to normalize the current situation. The new government has been formed and sworn-in and "Russia, together with other members of the 'quartet' of ...

Bush arrives in Germany for G8 summit

U.S. President George W. Bush arrived in northern German city Rostock on Tuesday to attend the June 6-8 summit of the Group of Eight (G8) industrialized nations. After his plane landed in the Rostock-Laage Airport in northern Germany, he took a helicopter to the German Baltic ...

Bush says he will strive for visa abolition for Czechs

U.S. President George W. Bush said Tuesday he will work for the abolition of the visa duty for Czech citizens traveling to the United States after a meeting with Czech leaders at Prague Castle, the presidential seat. However, the abolition is naturally connected with certain ...

Bush arrives in Prague for a working visit

U.S. President George. W. Bush arrived in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, in late evening hours on Monday for a working visit. All flights scheduled for the evenings on Monday were delayed due to Bush's arrival. Prague Castle and adjoining streets have been closed. ...

'All must be done to avoid war with Iran'

Everything must be done to avoid the prospect of war with Iran, French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said yesterday, a day after his foreign minister said the country should prepare for that possibility. The US, Germany, France, Britain, Russia and China have backed two rounds ...

Air crashes raise safety concerns

Dozens of new airlines have been popping up across Asia to meet the industry's booming demand, but a string of deadly accidents has raised fresh concerns about safety - from pilot shortages to the quality of budget carriers. The Indonesian pilot of the One-Two-Go Airlines plane ...

Backgrounder: Timeline of EU antitrust case against Microsoft

The European Court of First Instance, the European Union's (EU) second-highest court, is expected to rule Monday on Microsoft's appeal against a landmark antitrust decision by the European Commission in 2004. The ruling can be appealed at the European Court of Justice, the EU's ...

Egyptian court to hear appeal of newspaper editor in slander case in December

An Egyptian court has decided to hear the appeal of a newspaper chief editor on Dec. 1 against a court ruling for alleged slander involving President Hosni Mubarak and the ruling National Democratic Party, the official MENA news agency reported on Sunday. The Agouza Court of ...

Greek first far-right party enters Parliament

The popular Orthodox Alarm party ( LAOS) has become the first far-right group to enter Greece's parliament since the return of democracy in 1974 in the country. According to the uncompleted reporting of the general elections by 11.00 p.m. Sunday night, the party has surpassed the ...

Roundup: UN chief urges parties in Darfur to commit to achieving political solution

Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon on Sunday urged all parties involved in the conflict in the western Sudanese region of Darfur to declare their serious commitment to achieve a political solution to the Darfur crisis. The UN chief made the remarks in a statement ...

Sudan's first vice president denies rumors on his killing

Sudanese First Vice President Salva Kiir Mayardit denied on Sunday rumors that he had been killed by Sudanese army troops, describing the circulators of the rumors as "the enemies of peace." Kiir, also president of the government of Southern Sudan, told the official SUNA news ...

First regional health policy conference opens in Egypt

The first regional conference of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Health Policy Forum opened on Sunday in Cairo to tackle the role of health in economic growth, the most important health challenges facing the region and health policies. With the theme of "Better Policies ...

Flurry of diplomacy staged for Mideast peace conference amid doubts from Arab parties

In the latest diplomatic activity aimed at facilitating the U.S.-proposed Middle East peace process, Jordan's King Abdullah II on Sunday conferred with visiting international Quartet envoy Tony Blair. Abdullah told Blair that the upcoming peace conference should tackle various ...
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Logistics industry faces reshuffle
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Airbus opens Chinese logistics center
Airbus opens Chinese logistics center
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Dollar trades at lower 102 yen level in early Tokyo deals
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