Premier Li Keqiang acknowledged that there was a gap between the government’s efforts and public ire about pervasive smog.
Chinese Premier Vows Tougher Regulation on Air Pollution
Mar 16, 2015
Chinese Premier Vows Tougher Regulation on Air Pollution
Chinese Premier Vows Tougher Regulation on Air Pollution
Op-Ed Contributor: Putin and the 'Mariupol Test'
We must prevent the Ukrainian port from becoming another bloody bump on Mr. Putin’s westward drive.
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Op-Ed Contributor: Putin and the 'Mariupol Test'
Five Winning Strategies To Capture Your NCAA Tournament Office Pool
You still have plenty of time to fill out your NCAA Tournament bracket but five effective strategies will help you make the best selections possible. - Source
Five Winning Strategies To Capture Your NCAA Tournament Office Pool
Many Buyers for Santander’s Subprime Loan Bundle
Despite rising delinquencies and repossessions, Santander Consumer USA had little trouble finding buyers for a $712 million bond deal containing many automobile loans to those with tarnished credit.
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Many Buyers for Santander’s Subprime Loan Bundle
Kerry Suggests There Is a Place for Assad in Syria Talks
Secretary of State John Kerry said that he still believed it was important to achieve a diplomatic solution for the conflict in Syria and that the negotiations should involve President Bashar al-Assad.
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Kerry Suggests There Is a Place for Assad in Syria Talks
Chinese Ex-General, Charged With Corruption, Dies
Xu Caihou became one of the highest-ranking targets of President Xi Jinping’s campaign against official graft after the party announced the investigation into him last June.
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Chinese Ex-General, Charged With Corruption, Dies
Jaffna Journal: Sri Lanka’s Tamil Minority Grows Impatient With Just Promises
Wounds of Sri Lanka’s decades-long civil war that ended in 2009 are still widely apparent, and the Tamil minority is growing impatient with a recently elected government that vowed to hasten the postwar reconciliation process.
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Jaffna Journal: Sri Lanka’s Tamil Minority Grows Impatient With Just Promises
Islamic State claims Tripoli attack, car bomb in Misrata
TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Militants loyal to Islamic State claimed a bomb attack on a police checkpoint in the Libyan capital on Sunday, the latest in a series of attacks in Tripoli.
Islamic State claims Tripoli attack, car bomb in Misrata
China investigates auto executive, Yunnan official for graft
BEIJING (Reuters) – The chairman of one of China’s top state-owned automakers, FAW Group Corp, and a senior provincial official are being investigated for “violating party discipline”, the Communist Party said on Sunday, employing its usual euphemism for corruption.
China investigates auto executive, Yunnan official for graft
Aid teams report devastation and death after Vanuatu cyclone
WELLINGTON/SYDNEY (Reuters) – The first reports from the outer islands of Vanuatu on Monday painted a picture of utter destruction after a monster cyclone tore through the Pacific island nation.
Aid teams report devastation and death after Vanuatu cyclone
Suspect charged in shooting of police officers in Ferguson, Missouri
FERGUSON, Mo. (Reuters) – A 20-year-old man was charged on Sunday with first-degree assault in last week’s shooting of two policemen during a protest rally in Ferguson, Missouri, a crime that shocked a city that has been devastated by months of racial strife.
Suspect charged in shooting of police officers in Ferguson, Missouri
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