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China's President Xi Jinping Makes Just $1,600 A Month

Compared to Western equivalents, Chinese public servants are paid very little.

Yann Martel Talks 'Life Of Pi,' 'What Is Stephen Harper Reading?' In Exclusive Interview: 'Why It Matters That People In Power Read'

In an exclusive interview with IBTimes China, "Life of Pi" author Yann Martel talks about working with Ang Lee and educating Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

Iran Announces Plans For 2 Uranium Plants Days After Negotiations With Western Parties Fail

Ahmadinejad has also ordered the development of new nuclear reactors; the country still claims its nuclear tech plans are energy-related.

Apple MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, And Mac Pro To Release With Upgrades At WWDC 2013?

Following tradition, Apple will reportedly release a new MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and Mac Pro desktop at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June.

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Avian Flu H7N9: IBTimes Reports Back From Four Cities With Bird Flu Outbreaks

IBTimes reporters visited hospitals and markets in China to get a closer look at the avian flu situation.

Teen Girl's Pro-Gun Video Goes Viral: Watch Sarah Merkle's Argument Against Maryland Gun Control Bills [VIDEO]

Sarah Merkle says Maryland's gun control legislation won't stop mass shootings -- and 2.3 million people are listening.

Chinese Colonel Calls H7N9 Bird Flu An American 'Bio-Psychological Weapon'

Is America up to its old 'bio-psychological warfare tricks' again? A Chinese military officer says so, and he's not joking.

Lacking Relevant Research For New Strain Of Avian Flu H7N9, China Turns To Traditional Medicine And Herbs For Prevention And Treatment

Chinese are turning to traditional medicine and herbal treatments for treatment and prevention of the H7N9 bird flu.

Korean Peninsula Tensions: North Korea's Neighboring Nations Prepare For Nuclear Strikes

China, Japan and South Korea have all taken action against North Korea's continuous threats of nuclear attack.

China's H7N9 Bird Flu Outbreak Prompts Shanghai McDonald's To Slash Chicken McNugget Prices

McDonald’s restaurants in Shanghai slashed chicken McNugget prices amid rising bird flu concerns.

Top Pre-Market Movers (BioCryst, Tower Semiconductor, Lufkin, Weatherford, Anheuser-Busch, Rio Tinto, Credit Suisse, EMC Corporation, ArcelorMittal)

BioCryst, Tower Semiconductor, Lufkin, Weatherford, and Anheuser-Busch prevailed in the pre-market trading Monday.

Paracel Islands Cruise? China Invites Tourists To Disputed South China Sea

The Paracel Islands may sound exotic, but cruises beginning next month will sail right into the middle of the South China Sea conflict.

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde

Lagarde Backs Bank Of Japan Easing, Stands By Euro

IMF chief Christine Lagarde on Sunday welcomed the Bank of Japan’s aggressive easing program as a helpful step to support global growth.

Kerry Urges Turkey And Israel To Normalize Ties

John Kerry is back in the Middle East, trying to restore ties between Israel and Turkey.

Chinese Issue Veiled Warning To North Korea

South Korea says the North may be readying another missile test within days, as Xi Jinping chides his ally.

North Korea: Foreign Embassies Ignore Evacuation Warning, Diplomats Stay Put In Pyongyang

No foreign embassies have chosen to leave Pyongyang despite warnings from North Korea.

International Consortium Of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ): Release Of ‘Secrecy For Sale: Inside The Global Offshore Money Maze’ Ignites Worldwide Reaction

ICIJ's investigation into the concealed world of tax havens and those who use them has made waves around the world.

Burning For Freedom: Crisis In Nepal As Tibetan Monks Self-Immolate And China Cracks Down

Kathmandu is crawling with Tibetan exiles and the Chinese spies who haunt them. Tiny, impoverished Nepal is caught between them.

Detroit Electric unveils 2013 electric sports car

Detroit Electric Unveils $135K SP:01 Electric Car To Rival Tesla's Roadster And Boost The Fully Electric Car Market

The SP:01's features are very similar to its rival's, but now drivers have a choice.

The SARS disease, which emerged in southern China in late 2002, spread rapidly from south China to other cities and countries in 2003. Over 8,000 people were infected and 775 died.

China's Response To H7N9 Bird Flu Is Rapid, Unlike Previous SARS Epidemic

Although the number of those infected is slowly rising, officials in China say the current H7N9 avian flu will be easier to contain than SARS.

Apple iPad 5 Rumors: Release Date Coming In April With Redesigned Features And Specs?

Sources close to Apple say the fifth-generation 9.7-inch iPad will be released by the end of April.

North Korea Warns Foreign Embassies To Evacuate Pyongyang

North Korea tells foreign envoys diplomatic safety cannot be guaranteed after April 10. But which countries even have ambassadors there?

China Confirms Sixth Death From New Bird Flu Virus; Authorities Resorted TO Mass Culling Of Poutry After Virus Detected In Live Pigeons

Six Dead From New Bird Flu Virus In China; Authorities Resort To Mass Culling Of Poultry After Virus Detection In Pigeons

China confirmed Friday a sixth death from a lesser known H7N9 strain of the bird flu virus, while 14 people remain infected.

It’s International Day For Mine Awareness - Here Are All The Places In The World People Are Still Being Blown Up By Land Mines

There are still millions of unexploded landmines from historical wars all over the world, the U.N. says.

China's Vice Premier Li Keqiang (R) shakes hands with Apple CEO Tim Cook during a meeting at Zhongnanhai leadership compound in Beijing, March 27, 2012 in this photo distributed by Chinese official Xinhua News Agency on March 28, 2012.

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