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Turquia: PM lança derradeiro apelo aos manifestantes  ·         Erdogan propõe referendo sobre o parque Gezi ·         Turquia: Confrontos em Ancara, calma aparente em Istambul. ·         Turquia: manifestantes em suspenso após conversações   Grécia em protesto geral : A Grécia paralisada esta quinta-feira pela greve geral contra o fim da emissora pública… ·         Irão: Regime condiciona cobertura jornalística das presidenciais: O regime iraniano impôs severas restrições à cobertura mediática das eleições presidenciais desta sexta-feira, em particular aos meios de comunicação social estrangeiros. … ·         França conta com uma segunda frente de protestos: Após forte mobilização dos controladores de tráfego aéreo, os ferroviários estão em greve…   ·         França: Lyon ensaia resposta a atentados terroristas: A terceira maior cidade francesa, Lyon, serviu esta quarta-feira de palco a um gigantesco…   Grécia: Desemprego recorde no início da época turística Desemprego recorde na Grécia no primeiro trimestre. Segundo o gabinete helénico de estatística, a taxa atingiu os…		Relações Pequim Washington postas à prova Ativistas do Femen condenadas a 4 meses de prisão na Tunísia Pyongyang culpa Seul por cancelamento das negociações EUA: chamas consomem vasta área próximo a Colorado Springs “Monstro de Cleveland” quer evitar pena capital Cheias na Roménia agravam balanço mortal no centro da Europa   A China como credora da Europa? ·         Apple prepara iPhone com ecrã maior
A república do benjamim Posted: 12 Jun 2013 08:00 PM PDT Convido o leitor a uma “viagem” pelo setor elétrico brasileiro, mostrando que, mesmo nesse segmento onde o Brasil tem óbvias vantagens, dominam os nossos típicos improvisos e... Demografia (VI): “Ondas” demográficas Posted: 12 Jun 2013 08:00 PM PDT Como sabem os leitores que acompanham esta série, estou escrevendo um conjunto de 12 artigos sobre nossa demografia, para socializar com o público um pouco do que aprendi lidando com [...] Visita do Papa ao Rio: feriados podem causar perdas ao comércio Posted: 12 Jun 2013 01:28 PM PDT Empresário e professor de marketing de varejo da Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Daniel Plá, estima prejuízo de R$ 12 milhões This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now Millenium nas redações – Vitor Willher Posted: 12 Jun 2013 12:20 PM PDT Na nona edição do projeto “Millenium nas Redações”, o economista Vitor Wilher apresentou uma palestra sobre a atual conjuntura econômica para os jornalistas do “Diário do... Imil na sala de aula – Paulo Gontijo Posted: 12 Jun 2013 11:10 AM PDT Na 21ª edição do projeto “Imil na sala de aula”, o empresário e consultor Paulo Gontijo apresentou uma palestra sobre empreendedorismo para os alunos de marketing da Universidade Anhanguera, em [...] Criação de municípios aumenta gasto público Posted: 12 Jun 2013 11:07 AM PDT A Câmara dos Deputados aprovou, no dia 4 de julho, o Projeto de Lei Complementar nº 416, que prevê a transferência do poder decisório sobre a emancipação e a fusão [...]		Imil na sala de aula – Helio Beltrão Posted: 12 Jun 2013 10:46 AM PDT Na décima nona edição do projeto “Imil na sala de aula”, o presidente do Instituto Mises Brasil Helio Beltrão apresentou a palestra “Crise econômica uma perspectiva global” para os... Cristiano Costa contesta Mantega: “Os dados de IED não são empolgantes” Posted: 12 Jun 2013 08:02 AM PDT Por Cristiano Costa Perguntado sobre a atual cenário econômico, o nosso ministro da Fazenda disse o seguinte (da “Folha”): Folha – O cenário hoje no mercado é de pessimismo e [...] Governo faz manobra contábil e usa BNDES em novo reforço de caixa Posted: 12 Jun 2013 07:55 AM PDT Banco compra R$ 1,45 bilhão em créditos da usina de Itaipu BRASÍLIA – Em meio a críticas de deterioração da política fiscal, o governo recorreu nesta terça-feira novamente a operação [...] Brasil é a economia mais fechada do G-20 e uma das mais protecionistas do mundo Posted: 12 Jun 2013 06:59 AM PDT O alerta é da Câmara Internacional de Comércio, que, na terça-feira, 11, publicou seu informe bianual sobre as barreiras às exportações no mundo Genebra – O Brasil é a economia [...] Imil na sala de aula – Priscila Pereira Pinto Posted: 07 Jun 2013 10:51 AM PDT Na vigésima edição do projeto “Imil na sala de aula”, a diretora executiva do Instituto Millenium Priscila Pereira Pinto apresentou os projetos do Instituto para os estudantes de jornalismo das [...] Imil na sala de aula – João Antonio Wiegerinck Posted: 03 Jun 2013 10:20 AM PDT Na décima oitava edição do projeto “Imil na sala de aula”, o advogado João Antonio Wiegerinck apresentou a palestra “Possíveis estratégias para uma mudança no comodismo do cidadão em relação [...]
Estados Unidos Suprema Corte decide que gene humano não pode ser patenteado Cidades São Paulo vive dia tenso com greve e medo de vandalismo Protesto contra reajuste de tarifa de ônibus está marcado para o final da tarde. Rio de Janeiro também terá manifestação Rio: PM põe Batalhão de Choque a postos SP: Polícia vai capturar imagens de manifestantes Radar: Haddad, com o pé em Paris e o olho em SP São Paulo Pílula do dia seguinte: 1 em cada 4 meninas - de 10 a 15 - já tomou ·         Saúde pública Governo estuda equivalência de diploma médico com Portugal ·         Beleza Dermatologia: os novos tratamentos para cuidar da pele » Mais notícias de Saúde   Vestibular Tema para treinar para a redação do Enem: violência no trânsito ·         Sobre Palavras O general romano Júlio César nasceu de cesariana? ·         Vestibular Sisu 2013 ultrapassa marca dos 450.000 inscritos  » Mais notícias de Educação   Inovação Pesquisadores da República Tcheca criam bicicleta voadora Comportamento Nem sempre a prática leva à perfeição, diz pesquisa Comportamento Por que nos apaixonamos? Entenda a química do amor » Mais notícias de Ciência Terroristas nas ruas – Atenção, leitor! Um promotor de SP tenta provar que trouxa é você, que segue a lei. O papel dele, pelo visto, é ser babá de criminoso Haddad, a voz fina e esganiçada da covardia política Nesta quinta, o Supremo entre Dilma e a Constituição. Com quem ficará? Ou: STF decide se vai ou não cassar o direito dos eleitores de Marina Agora Cardozo diz que PF investigará violência e vandalismo em SP e no Rio; até ontem, PT dava piscadelas aos fascistas O fascismo nas ruas – O protesto analfabeto de seis deslumbrados em Paris ONG que é dona do registro “Passe Livre” responde ao blog, não explica nada e silencia sobre violência fascistoide Índios – Comissão da Câmara convoca Carvalho, a mão que balança o berço do Mal…dos! Supremo começa a votar destino da liminar que suspende projeto que coíbe novos partidos; Mendes demonstra por que ela é constitucional e segue jurisprudência Se transporte fosse gratuito, como reivindicam os terroristas, isso beneficiaria os mais endinheirados. Ou: Nem o maná era de graça: Deus cobrava, ao menos, bom comportamento Risco-país sobe, e culpa não é só dos Estados Unidos		Saúde pública Prova para médicos formados no exterior será modificada Análise: Melhor seria ampliar o Revalida Negócios Valor das empresas de Eike Batista cai 58% na Bolsa em 2013 Negócios: Eike Batista coloca hotel Glória à venda Câmbio: Dólar opera em queda após corte de IOF Economia 'Subir juros não é suficiente para conter preços', diz FHC Economia Dólar opera em queda após novo corte de IOF feito pelo governo  Bolsa: Bovespa abre em queda, mas inverte e sobe Radar: Ações de Eike são as que mais caem hoje Mundo: Bolsa de Tóquio despenca 6,35%   Radar Polícia do Rio diz que Ministério Público fraudou investigação     Judiciário STF julga hoje projeto que sufoca criação de partidos Mato Grosso do Sul Morte de índio não foi motivada por terras, diz polícia do MS ·         Conflito Câmara aprova convocação de Gilberto Carvalho » Mais notícias de Brasil     Consumo Setor de varejo reage e vendas sobem 0,5% em abril ·         Negócios No mercado de pets, a moda agora é vender por assinatura ·         Crise do euro Gregos fazem greve contra fechamento de TV estatal » Mais notícias de Economia Alckmin: manifestantes são baderneiros e vândalos IRRESPONSABILIDADE, SEU NOME É FERNANDO HADDAD, UMA RIMA SEM SOLUÇÃO! OU: TENHA AO MENOS A CORAGEM DE VESTIR O CAPUZ, PREFEITO, E SAIR BOTANDO FOGO NA CIDADE!!! Vagabundos tentam linchar um policial. Ou: Fascistas arrancam sangue do verdadeiro homem do povo VERGONHA! Ministério Público propõe negociação com terroristas, é isso? Ou: Eles vão levar coquetel molotov, paus, pedras e spray para a conversa? Vejam isto: tucanos “privatizam”; já os petistas “repassam à iniciativa privada” Entidade que é dona de domínio do “Movimento Passe Livre” recebe dinheiro da Petrobras e do Ministério da Cultura e tem incentivo da Lei Rouanet
Países do BRICS crescem mais rápido do que outros   Os países emergentes, incluindo os países que integram o grupo BRICS, continuam sendo locomotivas da economia mundial. É este o teor do informe do Banco Mundial intitulado “Perspectivas Econômicas Globais”.   Sob pressão, Brasil se ausenta do Fórum de São Petesburgo   No momento em que o mundo passa a viver um novo surto de nervosismo, agora com a expectativa de perda de fôlego dos países emergentes, até então relativamente preservados da crise econômica, o Brasil abdica do Fórum Econômico Internacional de São Petesburgo.   Apresentação russa para realização da Expo 2020 foi a melhor   A Rússia acaba de apresentar um requerimento para a realização da Expo 2020. O evento foi comentado pelo presidente do Conselho de Observação do Comitê de Requisições, Arkadi Chernetsky		Rússia e Irã usarão rublo russo   O intercâmbio entre Moscou e Teerã está diminuindo, concluiu o embaixador da Rússia no Irã Levan Djagaria.   Rússia e países do BRICS são locomotivas da economia mundial   As economias da Rússia e outros países do BRICS estão se desenvolvendo em ritmos mais rápidos do que a global, concluiu o Banco Mundial.
Bernanke will boost the dollar Critics are wrong if they think pulling back on stimulus will hurt the currency   Is Obamacare affordable? Why this doctor won't take insurance  U.S. stocks glide higher The bull market Wall Street loves to hate Mortgage rates near 4% milestone		Wave of federal retirees to hit government Truckers face big labor shortage Fiat's tiny 500e electric car is a big hit Xbox One versus PlayStation 4  School gives 16-year-olds $100,000 to invest Starting a chocolate biz with about $13  How to talk about money before saying 'I do'
		Syria: Twitter pic of dead teen Barcelona fan goes viral Iran intensifies press crackdown ahead of election Israel minister says there will never be a Palestinian state Tribesmen blow up Yemen pipeline, 1 soldier dead
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Portos: o novo marco regulatório SÃO PAULO - Já está em vigor a nova Lei dos Portos (nº 12.815/13), em substituição à Lei nº 8.630/93, após a sanção presidencial que só ocorreu depois do veto a 13 trechos que constavam da Medida Provisória nº 595/12, aprovada pelo Congresso. Os vetos, a rigor, eram esperados e, de modo geral, não se pode dizer que não tenham sido bem aplicados.
Royal baby bounce tipped for U.K. economy BY DANICA KIRKA British officials are hoping that the impending royal birth will produce a bouncing baby buoy for the economy. With the Duchess of Cambridge due to give birth to an heir to the throne next month, it’s time for British citizens and groups to consider how to best mark the moment. ...     Stocks take bearish plunge The Nikkei stock average plunges more than 6 percent to its lowest level in over two months.   Kawasaki Heavy axes president over Mitsui Engineering integration talks Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. said Thursday it has dismissed its president, Satoshi Hasegawa, in connection with his push for integration ...   Real-time translation start-up leaves much to be desired BY MAX J. ROSENTHAL An Israeli start-up says it has come up with a way to overcome language barriers when conducting international business: an automated service that provides quick translations between English and seven other languages over the telephone. Lexifone allows people to get translations without paying hundreds ...   Japan growth estimate gets World Bank boost The World Bank on Wednesday cut its global economic growth projection for 2013 due to the weak performance of the eurozone and the slowing growth in emerging economies, while boosting the growth estimate for Japan substantially on the back of policy effects. In its ...   State broadcaster's end a blow to Greeks BY DEREK GATOPOULOS When Nazi troops marched into Greece’s nearly deserted capital on April 27, 1941, radio announcer Costas Stavropoulos of the Hellenic Broadcasting Corp. announced the grim news. He urged his countrymen not to listen to future Nazi radio transmissions and signed off with the Greek ...   Wales touts Hitachi reactors BY KAZUAKI NAGATA The two or three nuclear reactors scheduled to be built in northern Wales will bring significant economic benefits rather than fears about nuclear disasters, visiting Welsh economy minister Edwina Hart said. Hitachi Ltd. subsidiary Horizon Nuclear Power is planning to build two or three ...   Dollar briefly tumbles below ¥94 The dollar temporarily plunged below ¥94 in Tokyo trading Thursday, reflecting risk-aversion moves following a massive drop in Tokyo stock prices. Rebounding from intraday lows below ¥94, the dollar stood at ¥94.20-24 at 5 p.m., still down sharply from ¥96.80-81 at the same time ...		Economy assessment upgraded despite chaos The government on Thursday upgraded its basic assessment of the economy for the second straight month in June as the weaker yen has helped exports and despite growing uncertainties over the economic outlook due to recent financial market turmoil. The economy is “picking up ...   Back to square one: Nikkei sheds all Abe-led gains The Nikkei average nose-dived again Thursday after Wall Street’s slump overnight and the yen’s rise, shedding all its gains since the Bank of Japan launched powerful monetary easing in early April. The Nikkei 225 ended down 843.94 points, or 6.35 percent, at 12,445.38, the ...   Pfizer to share $2 billion settlement U.S. drug maker Pfizer Inc. said Wednesday it will jointly receive with Japanese partner Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. a $2.15 billion settlement reached with two generic drug makers for patent infringement over a heartburn drug. The two firms are Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. of Israel ...   Sharp to boost ASEAN-region sales Struggling Japanese electronics maker Sharp Corp. said Thursday it is looking to double its sales in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations region to ¥300 billion in the business year through March 2017, by expanding its electrical appliance operations. Noboru Fujimoto, who is in ...   H.I.S. debuts Thai charter carrier A new Thai charter airline partly owned by H.I.S. Co. will start commercial flights on July 19, the Japanese travel agency said. Asia Atlantic Airlines will start with services between Bangkok and Narita International Airport and add a route linking the Thai capital and ...   Nikkei crashes nearly 900 points in morning trading; yen at two-month high The Nikkei 225 stock average nose-dived over 800 points Thursday morning to slip below 12,500 for the first time in more than two months on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, as the yen rose to its strongest level against the dollar in two months. The ...   Abe vows to draw up tax steps by fall to boost business investments Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government pledges to hammer out concrete tax reforms by fall to bolster business investment, after its growth strategy unveiled last week failed to meet market expectations, driving down stocks.
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Chinese shares plunge on weak data   Chinese shares closed sharply lower Thursday as a string of weaker-than-expected economic data weighed heavily on investors' confidence about the world's second-largest economy.       Gold settles higher on lower U.S. dollar     Gold futures on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange ended in positive territory on Wednesday, mostly thanks to the support from a weaker U.S. dollar.         U.S. CEOs more optimistic about economic outlook: survey     Chief executive officers (CEOs) of large U.S. companies were slightly more confident about the country's economic prospects, according to a survey released Wednesday by Business Roundtable, a leading U.S. business association.         • Eurozone industrial production up 0.4 pct in April • RBS Chief Executive to step down later this year • World Bank lowers global economic growth forecast to 2.2 percent for 2013 • Chicago corn, wheat fall while soybeans rise • BOJ takes no additional methods to curb bond market volatility   More     Dollar keeps falling against major currencies     The U.S. dollar continued falling against most major currencies on Wednesday ahead of the U.S. retail sales data for May, which is seen as another indicator for whether the Federal Reserve would begin to taper its monetary easing program.         Wall Street slides, Dow dips for 3rd straight day     U.S. stocks plunged Wednesday after Tuesday's retreat, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling for the third consecutive day for the first time in the year, amid lingering concerns over the Federal Reserve's possible tapering of its bond purchases.         Oil prices rise as U.S. dollar weakens     Oil prices rose Wednesday as the U.S. dollar weakened against other major currencies.                   China Economy  >>     • Tightening liquidity concerns weigh on market • Volvo Cars committed to West China development: CEO • Chinese rating agency Dagong starts business in Europe • Hong Kong holds promotion seminar on green business in Osaka • Macao's fiscal surplus reaches 5.97 bln USD in 1st five months     Industries  >>     • Spanish housing prices fall by 14.3 pct in Q1 2013 • Mulberry reports full-year profit fall on weak demand in Asia • Jinguan Auto, Hymer Group launch RV JV • EBRD earmarks 26.67 mln USD for Ukraine's heating infrastructure upgrade • Air New Zealand fined for international cargo price fixing   World Economy  >>     • U.S. retail, food sales up 0.6 pct in May • U.S. initial jobless claims down • Indonesia raises benchmark rate on inflation concern • New Zealand has potential to be "fruit bowl" of Asia: minister • S. Korea freezes rates at 2.5 pct to see effects of prior rate cut     Trade  >>     • Ukraine expects growth in grain exports • Two new funds to boost trade with Africa • China's EU wine probe sparks worries • Chinese solar panel makers tap into Africa • Cambodia's largest port sees 14 pct rise in cargo shipment in 5 months   Finance  >>     • EU files WTO disputes over China's stainless steel duty • Foreigners lift KSE to fresh all-time highs • Philippine central bank downplays tumbling of local financial markets • CAD fund in Africa tops 1.9 bln USD • Tightening liquidity concerns weigh on market     Opinion  >>     • News Analysis: Repayment pressure, opaque financing highlight debt risks     • News Analysis: Further weakness expected before rebound in Asian equity markets: analysts     • News Analysis: Emerging economies closely watching capital outflows     • Interview: EU's trade policy contradicts climate policy, hurts consumer interest: Swedish expert     • China to become most promising market: CEO of Damco       Turkish PM issues 'last warning' for protesters   Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday issued a "last warning" to thousands of protesters occupying Gezi Park of Istanbul, calling on them to evacuate the center of the nationwide demonstrations.       Turkish interior minister urges protesters to leave Gezi Park     Turkish Interior Minister Muammer Guler issued Thursday a warning to protesters staging anti- government demonstration in Istanbul, saying the situation at Gezi Park "could not continue in this way."         Turkish govn't proposes referendum on Gezi Park's future to end protests     Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday proposed a referendum on the future of Gezi Park, aimed at ending two weeks of widespread protests against the government's plan to demolish the park.         • U.S. NSA chief defends surveillance programs • U.S. eases sanctions on Syrian opposition • WikiLeaks founder Assange to deliver speech Thursday • Iran's presidential hopeful supports "resistance" against nuclear pressure • Hagel testifies before U.S. Senate Budget Committee on Capitol Hill   More     Assange: Snowden "a hero to all humanity"     WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has called whistleblower Edward Snowden "a hero to all humanity"in a live video address to the University of Sydney on Thursday.         Israel plans massive construction in West Bank's settlement     Israel is putting forward a plan to build 500 new housing units in the Jewish settlement of Bruchin in the West Bank, a move Palestinian officials blamed for "destroying U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's efforts to revive peace talks."         DPRK criticizes S. Korea for aborted inter-Korean talks     The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) on Thursday criticized South Korea for the aborted plans to hold high-level talks between the two sides, indicating it would not seek dialogue for the time being.                   Asia & Pacific   >>     • Pakistani PM seeks Chinese investment in energy sector • 4 killed after vehicle falls into gorge in Indian-controlled Kashmir • Thai gov't, insurgents agree "in principle" for reduction of violence during Ramadan • Japan to cut public debt but goals remain unclear • Vietnam to strengthen economic ties with Luxemburg     Middle East  >>     • Turkey in showdown with European Parliament over protests • Russia not to ship offensive weapons to Syria: lawmaker • Israeli housing minister confirms de-facto construction halt of east Jerusalem settlements • Thousands of Bedouins protest in southern Israel over evacuation plan • Israeli Christian cemetery in old city Jaffa vandalized     Catch-All  >>     • Real life of gold diggers     • Swedish Princess Madeleine marries U.S. banker Christopher O'Neill     • Nazi atrocities in concentration camps     • Overweight pets struggle to keep fit     • Weather forecast for world cities -- June 9         Americas  >>     • At least 7 injured in chemical plant explosion in Louisiana, U.S. -- local media • U.S. fixed mortgage rates climb for six consecutive weeks • FLASH: 7 INJURED IN CHEMICAL PLANT EXPLOSION IN US -- LOCAL MEDIA • U.S. business inventories up 0.3 pct in April • Three died, 55 injured in Argentina train collision     Africa  >>     • Rebels blow up Sudanese oil pipeline near border with South Sudan • Four killed by bandits in northern Kenya • 1,072 Chinese gold miners return from Ghana • UNHCR launches campaign on impact of warfare on families ahead of refugee day • Several villagers killed in northern Nigeria gunmen attack     Opinion  >>     • Journalists camp outside hospital for Mandela story     • Reformist hopeful steps forward in Iran's presidential election     • News Analysis: Change of coalition makes Iran's presidential election more complicated     • News Analysis: Crisis ends in India's main opposition BJP, but exposes factionalism     • U.S. should back larger role for China in global economic governance architecture: experts         Europe  >>     • Former Dutch PMs facing possible charges for revealing nukes on Dutch soil • EU files WTO disputes over China's stainless steel duty • Ukraine, Montenegro eye energy cooperation • FLASH: EU LAUNCHES WTO CONSULTATIONS ON CHINESE STAINLESS STEEL TUBES -- STATEMENT • Cypriot TV presenter sentenced to life imprisonment for murder     Organizations  >>     • UN anti-terrorism conference to promote regional cooperation     • UN chief to pay official visit to China     • UNHCR launches campaign to highlight impact of war on families     • UN study indicates at least 93,000 people killed in Syria conflict     • WTO to help Haiti integrate into regional, global markets         Xi meets with KMT honorary chairman   While meeting with visiting Honorary Chairman of KMT Party Wu Poh-Hsiung, Xi offered four proposals on furthering relations across the Taiwan Strait.         China allocates relief funds to provinces along Yangtze     China's Ministry of Finance said Thursday that it has allocated 100 million yuan (16.13 million U.S. dollars) in relief funds to provinces along the Yangtze River for possible bank collapses.           China's rural nursing houses to get state funds     The government will raise 3 billion yuan (488.3 million U.S. dollars) in lottery funds to support the construction of 100,000 rural nursing houses over the next three years.           • China extends get-well wishes to Mandela • Surveillance program a test of Sino-US ties • China's EU wine probe sparks worries • Registry to open for organ donors • Space dream on course after launch More     Chinese Premier talks with Ethiopian PM on stronger ties     Li reviewed the smooth growth of China-Ethiopia relations since the two countries forged diplomatic relations in 1970, citing fruitful cooperation in various sectors.         Political advisory body to hold session next week     Standing Committee of the 12th National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, China's political advisory body, plans to convene its second session starting on June 17.         Astronauts of Shenzhou-10 spacecraft enter Tiangong-1 orbiter     After a series of preparations, three astronauts entered the orbital compartment of the Shenzhou-10, taking off their intravehicular mobility unit spacesuits and changing into blue-colored jumpsuits.                 Politics  >>     • Political advisory body to hold session next week • Xi meets with KMT honorary chairman • Xi Jinping meets with KMT honorary chairman • Chinese president shares his joy with space program staff • Chinese President sees off Shenzhou-10 crew, watches spacecraft launch       Voice of China  >>     • Ethiopian PM arrives in Beijing for visit • China firmly supports cyber security: Chinese president • MOF to sell local government bonds in mid-June • China welcomes improvement in ties between DPRK, ROK • UN to hold meeting supporting Israeli-Palestinian peace in Beijing       Health  >>     • Foot-and-mouth disease confirmed in Tibet • Six a minute in China told they have cancer • Online registry to open for organ donors: report • Registry to open for organ donors • Suspected food poisoning sickens 160 in S China       Entertainment  >>     • Small cities play growing role in film market • A pop idol's journey to fight routine • Stars' photos that they want to destroy • Designers' collection displayed at fashion show in Taipei • Jackie Chan leaves imprints in Hollywood     China & World  >>     • China, Finland look to boost inter-parliamentary cooperation • China calls for dialogue on Korean Peninsula • EU challenges China's anti-dumping duties on steel tubes in WTO • Chinese gold diggers in Ghana released: spokeswoman • Vietnamese president to pay state visit to China       Culture & Edu  >>     • China to aid art, entertainment group reform • Modernized Tibetan opera eyes world stages • Teach children to avoid abuse: experts • Interview: China faces hurdles to make its films not just successful in China • Feature: Island villagers celebrate Dragon Boat Festival       Sci & Tech  >>     • Buddhists believe in outer space: Shaolin abbot • Commentary: China confident in space exploration • Astronauts of Shenzhou-10 spacecraft enter Tiangong-1 orbiter • Astronauts of Shenzhou-10 spacecraft enter Tiangong-1 • Manned sub prepares for S. China Sea diving       HK/Macao/Taiwan  >>     • Swindled cash returned to Taiwanese victims: top court • Xi meets with KMT honorary chairman • Philippines confirms recommendation of charges against coast guard members • Gold price closes higher in Hong Kong • Xi Jinping meets with KMT honorary chairman     Business  >>     • China to properly handle steel tube dispute with EU • Drug watchdog urges Johnson & Johnson to boost quality control • WTO to co-sponsor China's investment, trade fair • China approves imports of three varieties of GM soybeans • EU challenges China's anti-dumping duties on steel tubes in WTO       Society  >>     • Guangdong to invest 126 bln USD in transportation by 2016 • American teacher arrested on molestation allegations • China allocates relief funds to provinces along Yangtze • China's rural nursing houses to get state funds • Children missing after minibus plunges into river       Sports  >>     • China seeking four titles in Cuban boxing tournament • Physical fitness getting more important, says Van Gaal • China could learn from Dutch football, says Van Gaal • Van Gaal "totally blown away" by China experience • China beat Russia to win water polo final       Opinion  >>     • Commentary: Abe's plot to contain China is doomed to fail     • Commentary: China confident in space exploration     • Road ahead for China's food safety     • Interview: China faces hurdles to make its films not just successful in China     • U.S. should empower China to preserve multinational system: expert