PD Newsletter -- 20061218

		December 18, 2006

Yearender: India, Pakistan ties getting warmer while thorny issues remain unsolved China's first "mermaid baby" dies Six parties stress "action-to-action" in resolving nuclear issue Only with sincerity and good faith, can progress be made Six-party talks on Korean Peninsula nuclear issue resumed Wenger faces trouble, again Big energy consumers pledge to co-operate Newly-elected Nigerian presidential candidate picks running mate Ongoing inter-Palestinian gunbattles kill young girl, wound twelve Israeli PM doubts talks with Syria due to U.S. pressure: paper Militants fire mortars at Abbas Gaza headquarters in Gaza 27 killed in wedding ceremony in Pakistan Six-party talks resumed in Beijing China lacks smart design for small and medium-sized apartments Chinese travel agency fined for selling cheap air tickets Wal-Mart China sets up Chinese Communist Party branch in Shenzhen China to introduce 30,000 overseas specialists next year U.S. top negotiator confirms no bilateral meeting with DPRK Wrapup: All foreign delegations arrive for six-party talks Yearender: China-U.S.ties strengthen in 2006 despite trade frictions Myanmar foreign trade reaches 12.2 billion US dollars in first half of FY 2006-07 Myanmar foreign investment up to 13.9 billion US dollars: Official Myanmar GDP registered at 13.2 percent in FY 2005-06 France to withdraw special forces from Afghanistan: report PM outlines five problems for Indian development Five Palestinian militant groups say they reject Abbas' call Manila rally against Arroyo effort to amend constitution turns out to be peaceful Israel's Peretz sees Syria's call for talks deserving consideration More school fire reported in northern Thailand, while military plays down political aims Thai military leader proposes guidelines for new constitution

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