DTN News: China - Breaking Headlines News Dated December 2, 2010

DTN News: China - Breaking Headlines News Dated December 2, 2010

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(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - December 2, 2010: Comprehensive daily news related to China Breaking - Headlines News for the world of TODAY.*Comprehensive daily news related to China - Breaking Headlines News for the world of TODAY

*Source: The undermentioned Articles/News are courtesy Xinhuanet.com

US marks World AIDS Day

The activity is part of a global "Light for Rights" campaign to honor those we have lost to AIDS and to highlight the fundamental rights we all share.

Debates on WikiLeaks disclosures get hotter in U.S. 12-02 15:59 Are they acts of espionage, terrorism, or journalism? Do media have the right to release those documents? And who is to blame? Interpol issues arrest warrant for Assange Clinton: Wikileaks hurts U.S. security interests Egypt's polling results stir boycott 12-02 07:10 Egypt's top two opposition movements announced withdrawal from the run-off of parliamentary election, accusing the vote was rigged. Egypt's ruling party wins most seats Backgrounder: Egypt's People's Assembly • Strong earthquake hits Papua New Guinea • China to control financial risks of land mortgages • Iran says "basic questions" should be addressed • BP oil spill the top search on Yahoo in 2010 • NASA's Cassini sends back images at Enceladus • U.S. stocks soar on strong data, strengthening euro More China >> China, France pledge to promote healthy, stable ties • China refutes criticisms on efforts for emergency six-party consultations • China says Russia supports emergency six-party consultations • CPC, U.S. officials discuss party-to-party exchange • Hope fades for trapped miners in central China Opinion >> Containing inflation at the root • Mutual gains to drive China-Africa relations • Debates on WikiLeaks disclosures get hotter in U.S. • U.S. lacks bargaining chips at Cancun climate talks • EU launches new diplomatic service to broaden influence Entertainment >> Reese Witherspoon marked by star on Walk of Fame • Konovalova Daria crowned "Miss Russia 2010" • Kathmandu Int'l Mountain Film Festival to be held in Nepal • Sacrifice loses steam in the second half • Li Yapeng reopens the bible of love Odd News >> Sleep whenever you want • Sleep whenever you want • Mommy's little secret • University celebrates food fair by eating giant cold dish • Cool! 1st annual Harley Davidson rally held in Jordan World >> U.S. Senate holds hearing on problems in mortgage servicing • Japan under fire for "unconstructive" stance on Kyoto Protocol • Strong earthquake strikes off Papua New Guinea • New Zealand holds national memorial service for 29 dead mine workers • Massive debates launched in Cuba on economic reforms Culture & Edu >> Lamp Festival marked in Tibet • US marks World AIDS Day • Number of China graduate school admission exam takers increases amid tough job market • Latin America suffers education inequality: U.N. • Christmas tree lit at New York Rockefeller Center Sci & Tech >> Cisco intends to buy network software company • NASA's Cassini spacecraft sends back images of bright jets at Enceladus • New veterinary medicines developed in DPRK • TeliaSonera launches first commercial 4G network in Finland • U.S. to develop vertical take-off flying cars for military Travel >> Coast scenery in Dakar • Sunrise scenery in Sand Lake in NW China • Tribal tourism luring Alishan girls home • Qantas plane found technical problems twice in a day • Monkeys enjoy yummy annual fruit buffet in Lopburi, Thailand Business >> EU approves 5.9 trln USD aid for banks since financial crisis • Ailing Mexican airline to resume flights in two weeks: minister • Gov't pumps more effort to control financial risks of land mortgages • Dollar mixed as ECB may intervene • Gold stays firm as safety bids amid Eurozone turmoil, weaker dollar Sports >> Best sports photos of 2010 from Reuters • Dangerous Olympic dreams • NBA: Rockets beat Lakers 109-99 • Australia makes final pitch for 2022 World Cup bid • Clijsters named WTA Player of the Year Health >> Diets rich in Omega-3 help reduce eye disease risk • Additional cases of foot-and-mouth disease confirmed in S. Korea • Singapore hospitals on alert for killer bug • Fidel Castro urges int'l community to fight cholera epidemic in Haiti • Guatemala has 0.8% HIV infection rate Feature >> A lucky change of horse in mid-river for Georgian Lelos? • AIDS: agony hidden in the depths of the mountains • No room for error - Israeli fighter jocks mimic enemy dogfighters • Santa brings renewed hope for Canadian fishing town • Add a dash more color to the capital's gray streets

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China >> China, France pledge to promote healthy, stable ties

World >> U.S. Senate holds hearing on problems in mortgage servicing

Business >> EU approves 5.9 trln USD aid for banks since financial crisis

Video >> S Korea, US wrap up joint military exercise Extreme weather continues to cause travel chaos Premier Wen visits HIV/AIDS patients Amendments to the State Compensation Law takes effect Severe winter weather hits western Europe U.S. applies new sanctions on Iran World marks 23rd AIDS Day World leaders arrive in Kazakstan for OSCE summit

Third day of U.S.-ROK naval drill Stars arrive at Gotham Independent Film Awards Disclosure of secret files attack on U.S. interests: Clinton 5.2-magnitude earthquake jolts Tibet Teen Vogue: 50 Best-Dressed Women of 2010 India reports 8.9 pct GDP growth in 3rd quarter U.S. hostage taker shoots himself London tube workers stage 24-hour strike Giant "People's Tree" arrives at Capitol Hill for Christmas UN climate talks open

Special Reports >> Premier Wen Visits Russia, Tajikistan, Attends 9th PMs Meeting of SCO 16th Asian Games Global Financial Crisis Afghanistan Situation Palestine-Israel Conflicts

China refutes criticisms on efforts for emergency six-party consultations 12-02 16:03 "...But China, as host of six-party talks, received criticisms for proposing the consultations, is it fair?" Jiang Yu said. Nothing should be done to "inflame" situation Russia supports emergency consultations

U.S. lacks bargaining chips at Cancun climate talks 12-02 14:10 The new political landscape emerging from U.S. midterm elections has almost killed any likelihood that a climate bill could be passed over the next two years. Pressure builds on U.S. to contribute at Cancun

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