Zuma encourages Japan to 'take advantage' of SAMail & Guardian OnlineJapanese businesses and investment in South Africa will help build the country, says President Jacob Zuma as he visits Tokyo. Jacob Zuma. (AFP). Our Coverage. The fall of the rand: Zuma's big idea · Economic week ahead: Will Japan gets its groove back?and more »
Irish IndependentFamilies demand answers on China blazeAljazeera.comProtests outside poultry factory after fire kills at least 120 people - the country's worst in more than a decade. Last Modified: 04 Jun 2013 09:03. Email Article. Print Article. Share article. Send Feedback. Hundreds of people have demonstrated outside a poultry ...China's Xi Orders Investigation of Deadliest Fire Since 2000Bloombergall 464 news articles »
Telegraph.co.ukMichael Douglas calls attention to cancer caused by oral sexMSNBCA very candid Michael Douglas has called attention to one of the little-talked-about causes of throat cancer. In an interview with The Guardian, the Oscar-winning actor blamed an STD–transmitted via oral sex, he said–for his life-threatening condition.Michael Douglas' cancer highlights HPV risksUSA TODAYMichael Douglas: Oral sex can cause throat cancerHouston ChronicleOral sex and throat cancer: Michael Douglas HPV report spotlights "epidemic"CBS NewsSky News -Channel 4 News -E! Onlineall 583 news articles »
BloombergChina's Xi Orders Investigation of Deadliest Fire Since 2000BloombergChinese President Xi Jinping ordered an investigation into a fire at a poultry plant in the northeastern province of Jilin that killed 120 people, the nation's deadliest blaze in 13 years. Xi, currently visiting countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, together ...and more »
A Violent ExceptionWall Street JournalIn what once was a seasonal rite in New York City, the first weekend of sustained simmering temperatures often led to spasms of violence resulting in double-digit homicides and even more injured by gunfire. But in recent years, the headlines referring to ...and more »
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