Crude processing monopoly weakens The country's largest weapons manufacturer was given license to import crude oil, a pivotal move in reforming the oil industry, which is currently monopolized by fi

Girlfriends ignored in World Cup mania Many female college students seem to have a love-hate relationship with the ongoing 2010 FIFA World Cup. They say male classmates are so obsessed with the Wor

Red-hot Chile favorites despite our rout of Spain, says Swiss coach Hitzfeld Chile will start as favorites against Switzerland in today's World Cup Group H match, Swiss coach Ottmar Hitzfeld said.

Poles vote for new leader Poland kicked off its general election Sunday as the Central European country remains traumatized by the loss of its former president and high-ranking officials in an April

Valuable calligraphy works 'lost' by officials A Chinese man who donated valuable calligraphy works to the public in northwest Shannxi Province in the 1980s has alleged that authorities now illegal

US dash Slovenian hope to sail into top 16 of World Cup with 2-2 tie The United States dashed Slovenia's hope to become the first to sail into the knockout stage of 2010 World Cup by rallying from t

Three stuns on one day at 2010 World Cup Unexpected results were witnessed in all the three World Cup group matches held in South Africa on Friday when Serbia stunned Germany 1-0, Slovenia tied the

Cameroon out after 2-1 defeat in World Cup The Indomitable Lions Cameroon were sent home following a 2-1 defeat to Denmak in a World Cup Group E match in Pretoria on Saturday. Cameroon's loss meant

Eriksson ready to 'unleash' Drogba for World Cup match against Brazil Cote d'Ivoire manager Sven Goran Eriksson was positive that his star player Didier Drogba can play against Brazil in their World

Brazil becomes 2nd squad of top 16, slashing Cote d'Ivoire 3-1 Five-time World Cup winners Brazil secured a berth in the knockout stage of World Cup by slashing Cote d'Ivoire 3-1 in the Soccer City