Saturday, 28 August 2010 13:03
North Korea's leader is reportedly heading home from northeastern China, where he is said to have secured massive economic aid and diplomatic support for his country.
Asia-Pacfic

North Korea's leader is reportedly heading home from northeastern China, where he is said to have secured massive economic aid and diplomatic support for his country.

At least two people have been killed and nearly 1,500 more made homeless after a massive fire tore through two coastal villages north of the Philippine capital, Manila.

The president of the Philippines has toughened his stance in response to China's outrage over a botched hostage rescue operation in Manila in which eight Hong Kong tourists were killed last week.

Jimmy Carter, the former US president, has completed a trip to North Korea after securing the release of an American man jailed for illegally entering the country.

Kim Jong-Il, North Korea's reclusive leader, is reportedly visiting China, which would make it his second visit to the country this year.
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