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12 Chinese killed, 1 injured in S Korea explosion
At least one Chinese citizen was injured in Monday's massive explosion at a warehouse in South Korea, the Chinese Embassy in South Korea confirmed.
- Bush sets high bar for Israeli and Palestinian leadership
Prior to his visit to Jerusalem, US President George W. Bush topped off his trip to Israel and the Palestinian Authority Thursday by setting a high bar for Israeli and Palestinian leadership: peace by the end of 2008.
- Japan enacts law to resume refueling support
Japan's parliament enacted a law Friday to resume refueling support for foreign vessels participating in antiterrorism operations in and near Afghanistan, through a rare second vote in the lower house.
- Colombian rebels hand over two hostages
Colombia's Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC) rebels handed over on Thursday Clara Rojas and former legislator Consuelo Gonzalez to an international humanitarian mission in jungles of the country.
- China, US to hold 5th round of strategic dialogue
China and the United States will hold the fifth round of strategic dialogue from Jan. 17 to 18 in China with the consents of the two countries, announced by Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu at a regular press conference on Thursday.
- AU chief meets Kenyan and opposition leaders
The chairman of the African Union (AU) John Kufuor is holding separate talks with Kenya's key political leaders on Wednesday to mediate an end to the political crisis that has left nearly 500 people dead.
- McCain, Hillary win NH primary
US Democratic Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and Republican Senator John McCain won their parties' primaries in New Hampshire Tuesday, an important battlefield for choosing candidates for this year's presidential election.
- Sri Lankan minister dies in road side bomb blast
Sir Lankan Nation Building Minister DM. Dassanayake, who was injured in the road side bomb blast in the Colombo suburb of JaEla, died in a hospital on Tuesday, military spokesman Brigadier Udaya Nanayakkara said.
- US warns Iran over provocative actions
The US White House warned on Monday Iran to refrain from taking "provocative actions that could lead to a dangerous incident in the future."
- Saakashvili wins in early presidential race
Former Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili won 52.8 percent of most counted ballots by late Sunday in a snap presidential race, heading a narrow victory that was challenged by opposition's allegation of rigging.
- Two Kosovo parties reach coalition agreement
Kosovo's two leading political parties on Saturday reached an agreement on forming a coalition that will rule the independence-seeking Serbian province, said reports reaching Belgrade from Kosovo.
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