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  • NATO defense ministers yet to reach consensus on drug role in Afghanistan
    •  (10/10 10:23)
  • Party games for the people
    •  (10/10 10:20)
  • DPRK bars UN monitors from nuclear sites
    •  (10/10 09:47)
  • Official: Libya starts compensation for American terror victims
    •  (10/10 09:41)
  • Unasur says political dialogue in Bolivia achieves progress
    •  (9/10 17:26)
  • Coalition forces kill militant, detained 2 others in Afghanistan
    •  (9/10 17:26)
  • Gayoom keeps leading in Maldives' presidential election
    •  (9/10 17:25)
  • Nepali gov't forms commission to investigate air crash accident
    •  (9/10 17:25)
  • Corruption remains a festering sore in Vietnam: legislators
    •  (9/10 17:24)
  • Pakistan army attacks militants' hideouts in northwest
    •  (9/10 17:23)
  • Ukraine to hold parliamentary election on Dec. 7
    •  (9/10 17:22)
  • Conference over Georgian issue to be held in Geneva next week
    •  (9/10 17:22)
  • Bush signs US-India nuclear legislation
    •  (9/10 10:19)
  • US to admit killing 30 civilians in Afghan bombing
    •  (9/10 10:17)
  • Six major countries to discuss Iran nuclear issue soon
    •  (9/10 10:16)
  • 10 killed in collapse
    •  (9/10 10:13)
  • Russia completes withdrawal from Georgia
    •  (9/10 09:41)
  • Polls show Obama winner of US presidential debate
    •  (9/10 09:36)
  • Nepali gov't to strictly control alcohol consumption
    •  (8/10 17:20)
  • 18 die in Nepali plane crash, nationalities confirmed
    •  (8/10 17:20)
  • Bangkok appears calm after clashes, injuries rise to 437
    •  (8/10 17:19)
  • Brazilian opposition parties join forces against President Lula's candidate
    •  (8/10 17:18)
  • Aid agencies suspend work in eastern Chad because of insecurity
    •  (8/10 17:17)
  • Cambodian military boosts presence in disputed border area
    •  (8/10 17:15)
  • Obama, McCain debate over economy, foreign policy
    •  (8/10 17:14)
  • New York Governor Paterson to seek full term in 2010
    •  (8/10 10:13)
  • Kenya set to deport US author of anti-Obama book
    •  (8/10 10:12)
  • Pentagon denies reports about US aircraft's landing in Iran
    •  (8/10 10:11)
  • Simmering peak
    •  (8/10 10:07)
  • Bush to sign US-India nuclear bill
    •  (8/10 09:38)
  • Polls show Obama increases gains in key states
    •  (8/10 09:37)
  • Nepali capital's new Kumari takes seat as living goddess
    •  (7/10 16:08)
  • Asia regional education summit calls for strong public-private partnership
    •  (7/10 16:07)
  • Brazilian president hails local elections as democratic lesson
    •  (7/10 16:07)
  • Venezuelan FM in Russia to prepare for Russian president's visit
    •  (7/10 16:06)
  • Spacecraft Cassini plans two flybys of Saturn's geyser moon in October
    •  (7/10 16:06)
  • Palin's aides to testify in probe into her alleged abuse of power
    •  (7/10 16:05)
  • Thai cabinet delivers government policy address despite protests
    •  (7/10 16:05)
  • Top UN official begins week-long visit to Sudan's Darfur
    •  (7/10 16:04)
  • Madrid launches car-free day
    •  (7/10 10:20)
     
     
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    The Tokyo Tower is decorated with colorful lights in Tokyo, capital of Japan, to marks it's 50th anniversary on December 25, 2008. The 333-meter-high tower opened to public in Dec. 23, 1958, and has attracted about 157 million tourists since then. - Xinhua