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Saturday, June 30, 2007

>> SINGAPORE

•	Vandal's family wants $3m for 3 more strokes

•	SPH Foundation donates $200,000 to 20 charities

•	3 strokes more

•	It's business as usual 30,000 ft in the skies

>> ASIA

•	Japan says US A-bombs "couldn't be helped"

•	Hong Kong celebrates 10th year of handover to China

•	Fresh graft claims dog M'sia cabinet and police

•	Hu urges HK leaders to heed public more

•	Photo causes ruckus in Mongolian murder trial

•	Thaksin's children ordered to pay US$360 mln tax

•	Pope's letter to Catholic Chinese today

>> WORLD

•	Spanish police detonate package at Ibiza airport

•	Iraqi police: Suicide bomber kills 16 Iraqi police recruits north of Baghdad

•	Car rams into crowd in eastern French village, injuring 17

•	Wimbledon security intensified after bombs

•	England stubs out smoking for breath of fresh air

•	Tobacco: a deadly habit that's hard to kick

•	4 indicted in plot to blow up NY airport

•	Iraq militias turning against al Qaeda

•	Two bombs were set to blow in London

•	Mixed signs on possible Qaeda role in London bomb

•	New York takes precautions

•	Was Tiger Tiger nightclub the target?

•	Online groups behind defeat of immigration bill

•	Bush faces trouble ahead, trouble behind

•	Bill gives US power to review foreign investments

•	Former astronaut did not wear diapers to confront romantic rival

•	Ferrari set the pace in French GP practice

•	Hamilton ahead in final practice at French Grand Prix

•	England stubs out smoking for breath of fresh air

•	NY Mayor says his health is 'great'

•	Truck driver and wife win US$105.8 m lottery

>> TODAY'S ASIAN NEWS HEADLINES

>>	CHINA

•	Chinese lawmakers take off suits to save energy

•	China to crack down on illegal labour

•	China oil reserves to be ready in one year

•	More help to be given to returned Chinese

>>	JAPAN

•	Office weighs less in the work-life balance

•	May industrial output dip rekindles slump fears

>>	TAIWAN

•	Gov't offers incenetive to woo foreign professionals

•	Amnesty applies to 25,670 felons

•	Taiwan welcomes use of 'Chinese Taipei'

>>	KOREA

•	Court backs suffrage for overseas Koreans

•	Professors defy government guidelines on admissions

•	Seoul to pay 85% of famers' income from free trade losses

•	Labour, regulations driving Korean firms overseas - survey

•	New rule requires netizens to confirm identities

>>	INDONESIA

•	Govt bank accounts restricted

•	Government to review cooperation with Microsoft

>>	MALAYSIA

•	High blood pressure tops list of ailments

•	Building harmony in a civil way

•	Low-cost carriers 'can succeed in long-haul mart'

>>	THAILAND

•	Golf courses are 'polluting the country'

•	PM: Thailand will drive region

•	Anger at law allowing sex attackers to marry victims

•	Deal could test relations with UK

•	University admission under fire

>>	PHILIPPINES

•	Rights watchdog decries 'dirty war'

•	Cyber training to help public-school teachers

•	President assures US official of security cooperation

•	World Bank says fiscal reform in RP has stalled

>>	BRUNEI

•	Marching on together

>>	INDIA

•	India invites US investments

•	India has 1 lakh millionaries

•	More Indians to travel abroad

>>	PAKISTAN

•	Pakistan foreign exchange reserves now $15.18 billion

•	Refrigerators and air-conditioners sale down 50 percent

•	Duty on import of 204 items raised

>>	SRI LANKA

•	Sri Lankan media rights body slam moves to bring back law that curbed critical reporting

•	Sri Lanka gilt rates up amidst heavy government borrowing

>>	BANGLADESH

•	Integrated plan needed before signing trade pacts

•	India want Bangladeshir resolve their problems: Shivshankar