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Business Day
US accepts Seoul's decision to stop beef imports if mad cow disease found�
SOUTH KOREA - South Korea's president said today that Washington has accepted his government's plan to stop imports of US beef if any new case of mad cow disease breaks out in the US. Lee Myung-bak... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)

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Asia Money Photos Singapore Trade

The Times Of India
Asia mostly down, but Singapore dollar rises
SINGAPORE: Most Asian currencies fell on Tuesday amid worries about a global slowdown, but investors bought the Singapore dollar on expectations it would rebound against the US dollar as... (photo: WN / patricia)

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Yahoo Daily News
SKorea, US to hold talks on NKorea food aid -

23 minutes ago SEOUL (AFP) - South Korean and US officials will hold talks on Tuesday in Washington on providing food aid to impoverished North Korea, which is feared by some experts to be close to... (photo: WN / deniseyong)
Economy Food Korea Photos Society

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San Diego
South Korea kills all poultry in capital after new bird flu outbreak
SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean officials said Monday they have killed all poultry in Seoul, the capital, to curb the spread of bird flu following a new outbreak of the disease in the city.... (photo: creative commons / )
Chicken Disease Health Korea Photos

The average chicken shed holds roughly 40,000 chickens. Most sheds are rarely cleaned, so massive amounts of feces accumulate and ammonia builds up in the air. The ammonia is corrosive and burns the lungs and skin of the birds, leaving many with lung diseases or festering skin infections

USA Today
Bird flu spurs killing of all Seoul poultry
Posted | Comment | Recommend | | | SEOUL (AP) — South Korean officials said Monday they have killed all poultry in Seoul, the capital, to curb... (photo: Public Domain / )
Bird Flu Farm Photos Poultry Seoul

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BBC News
Cull after bird flu hits S Korea

South Korean officials say they have killed the entire poultry population of Seoul to curb the spread of bird flu. Quarantine officers destroyed 15,000 chickens, ducks... (photo: Public Domain / -)
Health Photos Korea Bird Virus

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The Boston Globe
All poultry in Seoul killed after bird flu outbreak
SEOUL, South Korea—South Korean officials said Monday they have killed all poultry in Seoul, the capital, to curb the spread of bird flu following a new outbreak of... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Birdflu Korea Outbreak Photos Poultry

Chicken - Poultry - Hen - Farm - Farming - Bird Flu - Avian Influenza - Avian Flu - H5n1 virus - Agriculture wnhires (js1)

San Diego
South Korea plans to double its Tamiflu drug stockpile as bird flu spreads

SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea says it will double its stockpile of the antiviral drug Tamiflu as bird flu spreads among poultry across the country. The office of... (photo: WN / janice)
Drug Korea People Photos Seoul

The Boston Globe
South Korea to double Tamiflu stockpile
SEOUL, South Korea—South Korea says it will double its stockpile of the antiviral drug Tamiflu as bird flu spreads among... (photo: AP/Dita Alangkara)
Disease Drug Photos S Korea Society

A street market in Pyongyang, North Korea

Lexington Herald-Leader
North Korea urges more grain production as food crisis grows
SEOUL, South Korea -- North Korea exhorted its hunger-stricken population Saturday to redouble efforts to increase grain production, saying nothing is more urgent for the... (photo: Public Domain)
Agriculture Asia Food Grain North Korea Photos Seoul UN WFP

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	UAE secures top rankings in tourism and business Khaleej Times
	Solar-cooker project could cut air pollution San Diego
	Singapore foreign minister arrives in N. Korea+ AOL

Health & Medicine

	South Korea may demand revision of US beef import pact The Boston Globe
	S. Korea confirms pheasants in Seoul died from H5N1 bird flu+ AOL
	South Korea's main opposition calls for revoking beef deal with US AOL

Sport

	Korea clinches field hockey berth Canada Dot Com
	Olympic flame unimpeded in Australia despite protests Examiner

Society & Life

	In China, it's not only rock 'n' roll Orlando Sentinel
	The rising protectionist tide Asia Times

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South Korean government says US beef safe

Negotiators from North and South Korea, Japan, Russia, China and the U.S. begin a new round of six-party talks on North Korea´s nuclear program, in Beijing Monday March 19, 2007. The United States and North Korea earlier resolved a dispute over US$

Diplomat discusses Six-Party talks

Tibetans attends religious service for Tibetan victims

A light in the hermit kingdom North Korea fetes Olympic torch relay with rally, military songs

ANALYSIS: Myanmar set for political, economic shocks Examiner
Group says North Korea faces massive famine Examiner
Chinese president faces criticism over Tibet in Japan Examiner
Chinese orchestra performs for Pope Benedict at Vatican Examiner
Chinese orchestra performs for pope Examiner
Commentary - Nina Shea: North Korea’s human rights abuses co Examiner
US official to travel to NKorea Examiner
Report: State Department official to visit North Korea this Examiner
Report: US State Department official to visit North Korea Examiner
Olympic torch cheered in Vietnam on final international stop Examiner
Vietnam breaks up rally before last international torch stop Examiner
No disruptions as Olympic torch is celebrated in North Korea Examiner
China, North Korea pledge to promote 6-nation nuclear talks Examiner
Korean tries to set himself on fire during Seoul torch run The Boston Globe
Torch sparks protest in South Korea Sydney Morning Herald
Clashes break out at Olympic torch relay in South Korea Examiner
Defector attempts to self-immolate at torch run Globe and Mail
Asian history powers next generation of games Canada Dot Com
New Mexico governor visits Venezuela Examiner
Turkish prime minister discusses Syria-Israel peace Examiner

Child survivors of the Holocaust filmed during the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp by the Red Army, January, 1945. Still photograph from footage shot by the film unit of the First Ukrainian Front. Some of the tiny percentage of children not im

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Oil prices retreat from last week's record high

Koreas not eye-to-eye on Vision 3000 Asia Times
High powered push for Japan trade deal NZ Herald
Asian markets mixed as China shares fall after quake, but To International Herald Tribune
Hyundai Motor drops plan for China financial unit The Times Of India
China welcomes offers of quake aid The Star
Journalists in Myanmar 'live in fear' CNN
Analysts, investors give thumbs-up to latest BlackBerry Canada Dot Com
Insurers in Asia Need to be Nimble Business Week
AP IMPACT: Number of disabled veterans rising San Diego
Golf-World rankings San Diego
Golf-2008 PGA Tour money list San Diego
RANGERS vs ZENIT: HEAD TO HEAD Sporting Life
Emerging market CEOs confident of maintaining high growth: P The Times Of India
Oil prices pull back from last week's record close near $126 Star Tribune
Retail gas prices strike 5th straight record; oil falls CNN
All Poultry in Seoul Killed Time Magazine
Oil prices retreat from last week's record close near US$126 International Herald Tribune
Strong Yen Voa News
RANGERS vs ZENIT ST PETERSBURG: HEAD TO HEAD The Daily Mail
JIM HOAGLAND: Will Japan and China be new allies in Asia? Orlando Sentinel

North Korea's spent nuclear fuel rods which are kept in a cooling pond are seen at the nuclear facilities in Yongbyon, North Korea in this 1996 photo, released from Yonhap Friday, Feb. 7, 2003. This was among pictures presented at a U.S.-North Korea Next Steps Workshop in Washington Jan. 27, 2003. In the past month, U.S. spy satellites have detected smoke rising from the once shuttered facilities clusterred around a loop of North Korea's Kuryong River. Trucks arrived and departed, and workers bustled.Increased movement around the Yongbyon Nuclear Center, 80 kilometers (50 miles) north of Pyongyang, is the focal point of the dispute over the North's weapons development.

US diplomat receives key North Korean nuclear documents

China

CLAUDIA ROSETT: U.S. should help N. Koreans flee

In this image from television North Korean workers operate equipment at North Korea's main nuclear reactor in Yongbyon, Friday, Feb. 22, 2008.

NKorea agrees to give key nuclear records

North Korea gives a lot, expects more Asia Times
North Korea turns over cache of long-sought nuclear weapons International Herald Tribune
North Korea pleased with food aid negotiations with US Gulf News
South Korea's Sunshine policy Asia Times
South Korean beef overcooked Asia Times
Bush disclosure of Syria-N.Korea link was message Khaleej Times
Assad says facility Israel bombed not nuclear International Herald Tribune
N.Korean defectors vow to disrupt SKorea Olympic torch relay Examiner
Bush gets real on North Korea The Boston Globe
North Korea rejects liaison office proposal from South Korea Examiner
Protesters greet Olympic flame in Japan Examiner
IAEA to probe Syria atomic plant report, raps U.S. delay The Star
Back to the hard line on North Asia Times
Syria denies US nuclear allegations Examiner
Protesters 'greet' Olympic torch in Japan Examiner
Intelligence on Syria delayed to avoid fight The Washington Times
IAEA to probe Syrian reactor report International Herald Tribune
Syria denies building nuclear reactor with N.Korea International Herald Tribune
Russia and North Korea sign rail link deal International Herald Tribune
NKorea says progress made in nuclear talks with US Examiner

US dollar up in Europe

US dollar up in Europe

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Coca-Cola seeks more acquisitions to grow business

Alibaba ties up with Intel on SME-market PCs

Productivity's poisoned legacy Asia Times
Stocks look to open lower ahead of retail reports Lexington Herald-Leader
NZ Stocks: Shares close firm after Wall Street boost NZ Herald
Shanghai shares fall after quake BBC News
Chinese earthquake stokes inflation fears The Times
Toronto bourse eyes China office to boost listings The Times Of India
Daily report: Winner, loser and the Top 10 The State
Japan Inc. profit to fall for first time in 7 years: poll Turkish Press
Dollar stays flat ahead of Bernanke speech The Times Of India
CNNMoney.com Pre-Market Report CNN
Shares weakened 1.84%, investor sentiment dampened by earthq China Daily
Chinese Bourses Suspend Quake Zone Firms CBS News
Price gap shrinks for Canadian shoppers Canada Dot Com
Japan shares rise on Wall Street's rally The Boston Globe
INVESTING: NEW HIGH FOR INDEX TSX at record, but few are par Globe and Mail
OLIGOPOLIES: RATING AGENCIES Pull the plug on raters' specia Globe and Mail
Nissan posts 67.5% profit increase in quarter but warns of s International Herald Tribune
Taiwan shares close 1.81 pc higher The Times Of India
Chinese shares close down 1.84 pc The Times Of India
Japanese shares close up 1.53 per cent The Times Of India

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SKorea, US to discuss NKorea food aid amid reports of deaths -

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WiMAX promises to transform wireless Internet world

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South Korean leader allays mad cow fears

South Korea culls all domestic fowl in Seoul Gulf News
S Korea to discuss North's nuclear list with China Khaleej Times
N Korean prisoners 'starving to death' The Australian
South Korean shares close up 1.1 pc The Times Of India
Hyundai Motor shelves plan to make pickups in US The Times Of India
President of Bolivia sets date for recall vote Seattle Times
PM on Asian trade trip NZ Herald
Health Highlights: May 12, 2008 Healthfinder
Cheese: Release me Boston Herald
Officials Cull All Poultry in Seoul Amid Fresh Bird-Flu Outb Wall Street Journal
Software's Lack of X-Factor Hurts Korean IT Korea Times
South Korean official says North Korean nuclear talks could AOL
Kyodo news summary -5-+ AOL
U.S. says North Korea documents date back to 1986 Canada Dot Com
U.S. team returns from N. Korea with boxes of nuclear data+ AOL
S. Korean writes song for Megumi Yokota Daily Yomiuri
Microsoft infotainment for Hyundai NZ Herald
Asian leagues ponder revamps AOL
Famine fears for North Korea, aid group warns CNN
Govt eyes ROK help in abduction case / Hopes for help arrang Daily Yomiuri

FUEL - PETROLEUM - OIL - GASOLINE TRANSPORT TRUCK

Oil prices retreat from last week's record close near US$126 a barrel

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Oil prices retreat from $126 a barrel record

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Oil pulls back from record as dollar strengthens

Traffickers target child cyclone survivors The Australian
Japan lower house OKs space defense bill Fresno Bee
Dangers of reporting on Myanmar's cyclone Fresno Bee
Burma's junta tightens grip on journalists USA Today
Japan lower house OKs bill allowing space programs for natio Star Tribune
The dangers of reporting Myanmar's cyclone in a country wher Star Tribune
S.Korea to discuss North's nuclear list with China National Post
Next Mothers Day Let's Invite the Whole Family Common Dreams
The problem with dictators and disasters Asia Times
Govt releases documents on Japan-S. Korea normalization Daily Yomiuri
U.S. looks set to offer Israel powerful new radar The Boston Globe
Teenager raped elderly tourist twice, court told Sydney Morning Herald
Cut-down `The First Emperor' returns to Met Opera The Examiner
China's April inflation near decade-high levels Examiner
The Iranian Connection National Review
Oil prices retreat from last week's record close near $126 a Star Tribune
Gwynne Dyer: Healthcare Obama's likely preferred cure for US NZ Herald
Tear down Burma's bamboo curtain The Australian
Deputy secretary of state in China for talks AOL
US deputy secretary of state in China for talks AOL

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