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BEIJING, March 1 (Xinhua) -- A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Monday that Taiwan is China internal affair and has nothing to do with Japan, urging t
BEIJING, Jan. 6 (Xinhua) -- All relevant parties should act prudently and make joint efforts to promote the political settlement of the Korean Peninsula issue,
We ask that you grant our president the will to act courageously, but cautiously when confronted with danger. and to act prudently but delivered me when challenged by adversity. these continue to vest his efforts and lead by example in consideration in favor of the diversity of our people. plus our families all across this nation. we thank you for this opportunity of prayer to strengthen us. for the journey of the days that lie ahead, we invoke the prayers of our grandmothers, who taught us to pray, god, make me a
State's $3.6 billion budget deficit. the state's largest public employee unions now say they will pay more for their health and retirement benefits but are refusing any limits to their collective bargaining rights. >> this is not about money. it's never been about money. it's about the republican party trying to squash the democrats, trying to squash union rights. >> reporter: for the first time, the governor's supporters joined the demonstrators in madison. >> i'm out here because, you know what, i work, just graduated this spring, and i try and save my money and act prudently, and i think it...
Yesterday than we had previously. >> reporter: really for the first time, supporters of the governor's bill turned out in numbers yesterday. there was a heavy police presence as both sides shouted to make their voices heard. it was the sixth straight day of demonstrations. this crowd, as many as 70,000, the largest yet. many were protesting governor scott walker's plan to close the state's $3.6 billion budget deficit. the state's largest public employee unions now say they will pay more for their health and retirement benefits but are refusing any limits to their collective bargaining rights. ...