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 BBC News Mon 17 Jun 2013
Blind activist Chen Guangcheng blames Beijing for NYU exit
Blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng has linked his departure from New York University to "unrelenting pressure" from Beijing. | Mr Chen has been a fellow at NYU since mid-2012. He is to ... (photo: AP / US Embassy Beijing Press Office)
China Human Rights New York Photos Wikipedia: Chen Guangcheng |
 China Daily Sun 16 Jun 2013
China shows resolve, action against air pollution
BEIJING - The State Council, or China's cabinet, adopted a set of concrete measures to counter air pollution on Friday, demonstrating not only resolve but also action to cope with environmental issues... (photo: AP / Andy Wong)
Beijing Environment Photos Pollution Wikipedia: China Pollution Map Database |
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 Business Insider Sat 15 Jun 2013
China Is No Longer The World's Most Important Source Of Growth
For years, China has been way out front as the world's most important source of economic growth. | While the country's mammoth economy – the second largest in ... (photo: AP Photo / Eugene Hoshiko)
Beijing Business Economy Photos Wikipedia: Economy of China |
 Zeenews Sat 15 Jun 2013
Protesters rally in Hong Kong to support Snowden
Hundreds of protesters staged a rally in rain-hit Hong Kong Saturday to urge the city's government not to extradite former spy Edward Snowden, and slam the US for its sur... (photo: AP / Kin Cheung)
Hong Kong Internet Photos Protests Wikipedia: Edward Snowden |
 Zeenews Fri 14 Jun 2013
Salman Khurshid compares China with ATM machine
London: External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid on Friday compared a "business like" China to an ATM machine while he described India as a "softly-softly" nation which ... (photo: PIB of India)
Beijing Business Photos Politics Wikipedia: Salman Khurshid |
 RoadRunner Fri 14 Jun 2013
World stocks higher
AMSTERDAM (AP) — Global stocks were higher Friday as Asia rebounded from a sharp selloff, and US markets edged higher on a modest improvement in industrial producti... (photo: AP / Itsuo Inouye)
Economy Markets Photos Stock Wikipedia: FTSE 100 Index |
 BBC News Fri 14 Jun 2013
Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng to leave NYU
Blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng is to leave New York University, where he is a visiting fellow, this summer. | New York University (NYU) says Mr Chen is likely to... (photo: AP / Jacquelyn Martin)
China Dissident New York Photos |
 CNTV Fri 14 Jun 2013
Surveillance programs reveal U.S. hypocrisy
BEIJING, June 14 (Xinhuanet) - In the past years, the U.S. Government has been blaming other countries for threatening cyber security. However, the recent leakage of the ... (photo: White House / Pete Souza)
China Cyber Security Photos US Wikipedia: PRISM (surveillance program) |
![Estao da Luz, home of the Museum of the Portuguese Language, in So Paulo, Brazil. Portuguese and Spanish are the fastest-growing European languages (with the exception of English, being the world lingua franca)[citation needed], and, according to estimates by UNESCO, the Portuguese language has the highest potential for growth as an international language in southern Africa and South America. The Portuguese-speaking African countries are expected to have a combined population of 83 million by 2050](http://cdn8.wn.com/vp/i/1c/3495566cee9f8e.jpg){kind=small}
![Estao da Luz, home of the Museum of the Portuguese Language, in So Paulo, Brazil. Portuguese and Spanish are the fastest-growing European languages (with the exception of English, being the world lingua franca)[citation needed], and, according to estimates by UNESCO, the Portuguese language has the highest potential for growth as an international language in southern Africa and South America. The Portuguese-speaking African countries are expected to have a combined population of 83 million by 2050](http://cdn5.wn.com/vp/i/32/fd2dd070b7d1a8.jpg "Estao da Luz, home of the Museum of the Portuguese Language, in So Paulo, Brazil. Portuguese and Spanish are the fastest-growing European languages (with the exception of English, being the world lingua franca)[citation needed], and, according to estimates by UNESCO, the Portuguese language has the highest potential for growth as an international language in southern Africa and South America. The Portuguese-speaking African countries are expected to have a combined population of 83 million by 2050")
