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Cruises are about much more than sailing on rivers and seas

[2016-02-13 08:12]

Underwater sightseeing in a glass submarine, shopping with a chef for dinner ingredients and volunteering with locals: These are some of the new options this season for cruise passengers.

Pop-up books in China

[2016-02-12 08:14]

From Ming to Alice, publisher creates works of art for domestic readers

Ronshin's original creations

[2016-02-12 08:14]

Pop-up and other special-effect books were first created in the 13th century by academics in Britain to illustrate scientific knowledge, said Guan Zhongping, a Beijing-based specialty book collector.

Japanese actor creates promising career behind the camera

[2016-02-12 08:14]

Shinji Kuroki, 32, a Japanese actor who started his career in China a decade ago, is transforming his career and no longer playing Japanese Imperial Army soldiers on Chinese screens.

Move sought for oldest elephant may be too late

[2016-02-06 08:22]

In the humble zoo, among the small cages of owls, guinea pigs and raccoons, Japan's oldest elephant stands in a concrete pen about the size of half of a basketball court.

'Reparative' therapy finds a haven in Israel

[2016-02-06 08:22]

A leading American Jewish group promoting therapy it claims could turn gays to heterosexuals was ordered shut in December by a New Jersey court, amid growing efforts in the United States to curb the generally discredited practice. But therapists with ties to the shuttered group say they have found a haven for their work in Israel.

Assange should go free-UN panel

[2016-02-06 08:22]

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should be allowed to go free from the Ecuadorian embassy in London and be awarded compensation for what amounts to a three-and a-half-year arbitrary detention, a UN panel ruled on Friday.

Brazil has no plans to cancel Games

[2016-02-06 08:22]

Brazilian organizers have reiterated they have no intention of canceling the Rio de Janeiro Olympics because of the outbreak of the Zika virus, with Sports Minister George Hilton saying the topic "is not in discussion".

IN BRIEF (Page 9)

[2016-02-06 08:22]

The campaign for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union has taken a nine-point lead over the rival 'in' campaign, according to a poll taken since Prime Minister David Cameron set out his proposals to keep the country in the bloc.

Rome puts pyramid in spotlight

[2016-02-05 07:54]

Rome's only surviving pyramid from ancient times is being put in the spotlight.

Expert: Surrogate kids face rejection

[2016-02-05 07:54]

A newborn Down syndrome baby left by his Australian biological father with his poor surrogate mother in Thailand was one of several cases of surrogate children abandoned because of defects, an expert told a parliamentary inquiry on Thursday.

Report: US military's F-35 still dogged by host of 'deficiencies'

[2016-02-05 07:54]

The US military's futuristic F-35 fighter jet remains dogged by dangerous problems sure to further complicate what is already the most expensive weapons project in history, a Pentagon report said.

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