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  • Morgan only college player on women's WCup roster

    California forward Alex Morgan, whose late goal against China last week helped preserve the U.S. women's nearly six-year unbeaten streak at home, is the only college player on the roster for the World Cup qualifying tournament later this month.


  • In this photo from Sept. 8, 2010, a Chinese fishing boat (left), which was involved in a collision near disputed islands, arrives at a port on Ishigaki island, Okinawa prefecture, southwestern Japan. Japanese prosecutors decided Sept. 24, 2010, to release the captain of the Chinese fishing boat, whose detention raised tensions between the Asian neighbors. (Associated Press/Kyodo News)

    Inside the Ring

    The diplomatic dispute between China and Japan over the Senkaku Islands has died down, but the incident involving a detained fishing boat captain has raised new fears within the U.S. government over China's use of economic warfare, namely, its control over exports of rare-earth minerals needed for high-technology manufacturing.


  • Human rights must rise in China

    James Morrison's report Friday on the jailing of Chinese lawyers and the dissidents they defend is a good one ("Embassy Row: Chinese repression," Geopolitics). Let us hope the Obama administration will pressure China to release these prisoners.


  • 65 films contend for foreign-language Oscar

    Here are the 65 foreign-language contenders for the 83rd Academy Awards, along with the names of directors and countries of origin:


  • China apologizes for basketball brawl vs. Brazil

    The Chinese Basketball Association apologized Wednesday for a brawl that forced play to be suspended in an exhibition game against Brazil a day earlier.


  • In this Oct. 3, 2010 photo, a customer purchases an a Apple iPad at a Target store in Cupertino, Calif. Apple's shares topped $300 for the first time Wednesday, Oct. 13, as stellar iPad sales and a planned expansion into China continued to give investors high hopes for the iPhone maker's already healthy prospects. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)

    Apple shares top $300 a share for first time

    Apple's shares topped $300 for the first time in the company's history Wednesday as stellar iPad sales and a planned expansion into China give investors all the assurance they need for the iPhone maker's already healthy prospects.


  • BOOK REVIEW: Indian Ocean in the balance

    The Indian Ocean is once again at the heart of the geopolitical world map, Robert Kaplan argues in his latest book. Emerging economies in China and India are shifting the global axis of trade and commerce, making sea lanes along the old East-West trade routes vital to the grand strategy of the United States as a future great power.


  • Beijing tries to calm fears over Asia sea activity

    China worked to calm nerves Tuesday among Asian neighbors jittery over its recent attempts to assert greater control over disputed waters, while its rival Washington stressed its national interest in keeping those seas free for commerce.


  • **FILE** Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin, Maryland Democrat

    Embassy Row

    After two revolutions in five years and the overthrow of two corrupt presidents, the mountainous Central Asian Kyrgyz Republic finally held an election Sunday that met U.S. standards for fairness, according to the leaders of a congressional human rights panel.


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