Tokyo, Japan, Mar 17, 2008 - (JCN Newswire) - Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) held a technical seminar regarding its EU-APWR reactor for the utilities of the EUR organization on 13th & 14th March 2008 in Brussels. Representatives from 13

Tokyo, Japan, Mar 17, 2008 - (JCN Newswire) - Fujitsu Limited today announced that it has completed development of the Japan Financial Services Agency's (FSA) new EDINET system[1], an electronic system for publicly listed corporations to file financial reports in

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd., Tokyo is proud to announce that an en bloc deal of ten consecutive voyage charter (CVC) contracts, duration of which are for ten-year each, was concluded and signed with JSW Steel Limited and JSW Energy Limited,

Israeli journalist Gideon Levy explained that Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak wanted to demonstrate to the Israeli public that he was "doing something" about the regular launching of rockets from Gaza...

Picture book writers need disciplined, sparse writing that makes the most of active and powerful verbs, and well-chosen, evocative adjectives. The art of weaving in word clues for the illustrator, rather than whole sentences of...

China breathed a sigh of relief after no foreign Govts called for boycott of Olympics over crackdown on protests in Tibet.

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao defended crackdown in Tibet by saying there is ample fact and evidence proving riot was organised.

Cricket Australia has expressed concerns that IPL may ask for more weeks for conducting Twenty20 event as it gains popularity.

For the first time, three Indian Army officers deputed to the UN peacekeeping force have been accused of rape.

PM Manmohan Singh has said India has taken up matter of Sarabjit Singh with Islamabad at the highest level.

The region's biggest protests in two decades, exiled Tibetans say, are a spontaneous outburst by a long-oppressed people.

Amid demands that Sarabjit be saved from hanging, Govt asked Islamabad to grant clemency to him on humanitarian grounds.

Former Aus opening batsman Bill Brown, who played on famous 'Invincibles' tour of England alongside Bradman, has died at age of 95.

Vegetarian diet could enable arthritis patients to protect themselves against heart attacks and strokes, a research has suggested.

The daughter of Sarabjit Singh, who is in death row in Pakistan, made a fervent appeal to Islamabad for his release.

The leading international art auction house has rejected a demand to withdraw the works of controversial artiste M F Husain.

Proteas' Cricket Board chief Gerald Majola said SA will be a tough proposition for home side in upcoming 3-match Test series.

Describing Sino-Indian border row as a 'complex issue', Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said 'new progress' would be made in the negotiations.

A couple of months ago, Sheela Adivasi's infant son fell sick and his eyes filled with pus. By the time the infection cleared up, Deepak's pupils had turned a pearly white. He is now permanently blind.

It was a simple case of two lovers eloping, but when a domestic help working in a former minister's house here disappeared along with a maid hired there, doubts were raised that they had run away after carrying out a