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International - Weekly Review

WTO Agrees on Resumption of Doha Talks

The 150 members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) agreed on Wednesday to fully resume the Doha Round of global trade talks. They were suspended six months ago due to stalemate on agriculture issues.

-	China, Liberia Forge Closer Ties

Chinese President Hu Jintao and Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf agreed on Thursday to collaborate in implementing the consensus both sides have reached on bilateral cooperation.

-	Repatriation Urged for Guantanamo Chinese Detainees

China urges the United States to repatriate the suspected Chinese terrorists being held at Guantanamo Bay, as soon as possible, said Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Jiang Yu Thursday at a regular press conference in Beijing.

-	China, Portugal Seek Closer Ties amid Spiraling Trade

China and Portugal on Wednesday pledged to further their trade ties and seek cooperation in more areas as Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates visited China for the first time since taking office.

-	China-Cameroon Joint Communiqué Identifies Closer Cooperation

China and Cameroon are willing to further strengthen mutual political trust and expand cooperation in various fields, according to a joint communiqué issued in Yaounde yesterday.

-	Six-Party Talks to Resume on Feb 8

The six-party talks aimed at denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula will restart in Beijing on February 8, the Foreign Ministry announcement yesterday. The statement came as the US and North Korea began talks in Beijing yesterday afternoon about financial sanctions imposed on Pyongyang by Washington.

-	Cuban Leader Castro Appears on TV

Cuban state television on Tuesday showed a video of Fidel Castro meeting with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, the first images of the ailing leader shown in three months.

-	China-NZ FTA Talks to Make Progress

Chinese and New Zealand officials should make solid progress at the week-long 10th round of China - New Zealand FTA (free trade area) negotiations, which began yesterday, New Zealand's ambassador in Beijing said.

-	Gaza Suicide Attack Guts Bakery, Kills 3

A Palestinian suicide bomber detonated inside a bakery in the southern Israeli resort town of Eilat Monday, killing himself and three people, police said. It was the first suicide bombing in Israel in nine months and the first ever to hit Eilat, Israel's southernmost city.

-	250 Militants Killed During Najaf Battle

Iraqi security forces supported by US helicopters killed about 250 militants yesterday during a day-long battle outside the Shiite holy city of Najaf, some 160 km south of Baghdad.

-	Davos Forum Ends with Appeal to Help World's Poor

This year's gathering of the world's rich and powerful at the World Economic Forum produced fresh commitments to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, a glimmer of hope on liberalizing world trade, determination to combat global warming and emotional appeals at yesterday's closing session to help the world's neediest escape poverty.

Jan 19 - Jan 26

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