PD Newsletter -- 20060920

		September 20, 2006

China says changes in Thailand are internal affairs China opposes sanction on DPRK China has nothing to do with "division of Europe" Why the U.S. is knocking some sense into Japan? New US Treasury Secretary has fresh outlook Demand for "senior" foreign professionals rising in China Roundup: IMF, WB meetings wrap up with consensus on reform Thai military take over Thaksin's residences Abe elected president of Japan's ruling party Roundup: Iranian president defends Iran's nuclear program Roundup: International community reacts to military coup in Thailand Iranian president rebukes U.S. Middle East policy Roundup: Thai military overthrows Thaksin gov't in coup Writethru: Bush defends Mideast policy in address to general debate Pope faces Muslim call for unequivocal apology Roundup: Thai military coup ousts PM Thaksin when he is out Ethiopia condemns attacks against Somali president Baidu reinforces dominance in China's on-line search market: survey Motorola to buy Symbol Technologies Inc. for 3.9 bln dollars Microsoft opens search market with China Telecom Dell & Lenovo vie for share of Indian market China to overtake Germany as 3rd biggest car producer NASA delays Atlantis landing until Thursday Who're you calling yellow? We were a blue nation, too S.Africans should be confident of DDT use: minister Russian Soyuz ship docks with space station Public memorial held for Steve Irwin in Australia

Recommendation - Text Version - Online Community - China Biz Info - China Forum - People Comment - Most Popular Today's Picture Thai army takes control of Bangkok on Sept 20, 2006. Thai military and police declared on late Tuesday that they have seized power of the state from the caretaker gov't. Armed forces entered TV and radio stations around 10:00 p.m. Tuesday.

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