College partnerships take place between Britain and Asia (Calcutta News)
The British government has approved college-level partnerships to export premium educational courses abroad, with the first such course to be taught in a Chinese college with students from China, India and Africa.

Forty Years Later, It's Moon Race 2.0 (Time Magazine)
Forty years after the first manned lunar landing, the race is on to return. This time, the U.S. faces more competition than just the U.S.S.R. of old. How about China, India and Google for starters?

Taiwan: The Pandas Are Coming (Sin Chew Jit Poh)
PANDAMANIA: Two pandas play together in a breeding-ground at the Wolong Panda Research Centre in the China’s southwestern province of Sichuan. (Photo courtesy: LIU JIN/ AFP)

Who's really in charge of the Hermit Kingdom? (The Globe and Mail)
The country's power is now said to rest with the Dear Leader's brother-in-law – a man almost as mysterious as Kim Jong-il himself

Special Reports (Farmers Weekly Interactive)
The Queen's phrase about a horrible year comes to mind, as I am reliably informed that we are only the odd millimetre short of the wettest in 20 years, with more than 300mm.