Taiwan man arrested for credit card fraud
BANGKOK, Jan 18 (TNA) – A Taiwanese was arrested after attempting to use a stolen credit card to buy a pricey laptop at a Bangkok department store.
WE CAN DO BETTER TO PROTECT PLANET EARTH, SAYS MALAYSIAN PM
From Muin Abdul Majid
Vic hoon legislation not working: police
Victoria's top traffic cop has admitted the state's anti-hoon laws may not be
working after the deaths of five teenagers in a high-speed crash in Melbourne's
north.
Hobart-born man dies in Haiti quake
An Australian man working for the United Nations in Haiti has died in the
devastating earthquake.
S. Korea, Costa Rica agree to boost IT cooperation
SEOUL, Jan. 18 (Yonhap) -- South Korea and Costa Rica have agreed to boost their
bilateral cooperation while also working to improve Seoul's ties with Central
Seoul to increase aid to Haiti to $10 mln
(ATTN: RECASTS headline, lead paras; UPDATES with remarks from foreign ministry
official on decision to boost aid for Haiti to at least US$10 million)
NKorea seeks talks on peace treaty to formally end Korean War
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S. Korea to host world's largest Universal Studios resort
SEOUL, Jan. 18 (Yonhap) -- A Universal Studios resort to be built in South Korea
by a U.S. amusement park operator will be the world's largest such facility, a
Yemen issues law on combating terrorism financing
SANA'A, Jan. 17 (Saba) - The first
law for 2010 on combating money laundering and terrorism financing was issued on
Sunday.
USAID support for education in Yemen discussed
SANA'A, Jan. 174 (Saba)- Minister of
Education Abdul Salam al-Jaufi held a meeting on Sunday with the director of US
Agency
