China, U.S. searching for ‘face-saving’ solution
“Very busy lately, huh?” Lao Liu greets me one morning on my way to work. “What’s going on with this Chen Guangcheng guy?”
Day: May 4, 2012
Notts close in despite Anderson haul
Lancashire lost five second-innings wickets for 39 in pursuit of their target of 328 as Nottinghamshire closed in on victory
Continuous monitoring of waterways imperative – UG lecturer
Georgetown : In recognition of the fact that toxic anions in surface water could prove detrimental to human livelihood, a research project was spearheaded by local University of Guyana…
UG set to introduce Masters in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Georgetown : Aimed at helping the local health sector to realise the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) which speaks to the reduction of infant mortality and maternal deaths, the University…
French election: 5 things to know
It has been 17 years since France had a president from the left, but that might be about to change.
French election: 5 things to know
It has been 17 years since France had a president from the left, but that might be about to change.
Kapil Lord’s debut silences Strauss
Just as he was really getting started, Andrew Strauss was abruptly stopped as Worcestershire’s Aneesh Kapil had a debut to be reckoned with
Barker leads Warwickshire to ‘benchmark’ win
Keith Barker completed his first ten-wicket in first-class cricket as Warwickshire made a big statement by beating Durham
Ganguly returns to Eden as opposition
ESPNcricinfo previews the IPL match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Pune Warriors in Kolkata
Report: Bahrain police torture detainees
Police in Bahrain regularly resort to beating anti-government protesters, despite officials’ pledges to stop such practices, a human rights group said Sunday.
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