PD Newsletter -- 20060831

		August 31, 2006

Disorder will persist in world political arena National economic security should not be ignored in the rush to open up Lessons learnt from Maglev fire in Shanghai Adjustment of GDP does not mean economy is overheating President Hu underscores education strategy to senior cadres China, Brazil pledge to boost strategic partnership Iran's Ahmadinejad vows not to yield to pressure Roundup: Militants explode banks in southern Thailand Nepal welcomes China's plan to extend Tibetan railway to Nepalese border Iran begins enriching new batch of uranium: U.S. newspaper Bush mourns death of Egypt's Nobel writer Sri Lanka truce monitors slam govt for aid worker massacre Iranian president calls on Europe not to adopt sanctions against Iran -- TV U.S. Democrats rebuke Rumsfeld for remarks on war critics China's home-grown 3G technology to have trial network in ROK U.S. economy grows 2.9 pct in Q2 Google CEO joins Apple board of directors Blood of bird flu survivors could treat other patients: research China-made intelligent robots shown in Shanghai Depleted ozone layer to be recovered U.S. survey finds 90% of all computers infected with spyware Half of mobile phones made in China this year Nearly 60 convicts escape in jailbreak JonBenet suspect was 'imminent threat' NYT's Web block to Britons raises questions Tropical Storm Ernesto still a threat Controller distracted before airliner crash Cell phones won't keep your secrets Hurricane John lashes Mexico's Pacific coast California to strictly limit greenhouse gas emission Anger speeds up lung declining process Deep brain stimulation effective to cure Parkinson's

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