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Chinese officials are reporting that the toxic chemical melamine is now being added to animal feed.

The new Grenada government said it has been trying to ascertain the citizenship status of opposition leader Dr. Keith Mitchell.

The United Nations is expressing concern about the plight of tens of thousands of people fleeing a rebel advance on Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.

The United Nations General Assembly is again insisting that the United States economic embargo on Cuba be lifted.

The government of Suriname said its not worried by the decision of one of the world\'s largest bauxite companies, BHP Billiton, to shut down its local operations in the country within the next two years.

An earthquake in southwestetern Pakistan has left at least 100 people dead.

More than 600 persons have been arrested in raids across the United States that targeted people who force children into prostitution.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) and Australia have signed a Tax Information Exchange Agreement, which allows for full exchange of information pertaining to criminal and civil tax matters.

More than 600 persons have been arrested in raids across the United States that targeted people who force children into prostitution.

US police hunting for actress Jennifer Hudson\'s missing seven year old nephew say they have found the body of a boy in a white car.

Syrian officials say US helicopter-borne troops have carried out a raid inside Syria along the Iraqi border, killing eight people, including four children.

Businessman Paul Campbell is the new president of the Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) after defeating West Indies legend Courtney Walsh in a close presidential race at the voting congress last night.