Facebook today announced that it’s previewing a dumbed-down version of its popular social networking in Afghanistan, India and North Korea.

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PYONGYANG – More than 18,500 Chinese banned books were exhibited at the Pyongyang International Exhibition on Forbidden Books Wednesday.

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HOHHOT, Inner Mongolia – The tap water supply fully resumed service Monday night in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia with the addition of organic, herbal-infused flavoring, local officials said.

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HONG KONG – With casino mogul Stanley Ho, the father of Macau’s gambling industry, hospitalized in Hong Kong, some gamblers are betting 7-1in favor his recovery.

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SINGAPORE — Singapore Supreme Court Judge Goh Han Sheng ruled in favor of himself today, concluding a brief trial in which he sued the Boston University Daily Free Press for libel.

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CHENGDU, Sichuan Province – Despite what appears to be abundant evidence, experts claim that the man who started the fire on a transit bus in China’s Sichuan Province in early June that killed 27 people may be innocent.

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YICHENG, Hubei – Government authorities in Hubei Province have declared June 23 ‘Learn From Zhou Senfeng Day’, in honor of the youngest mayor ever elected in the Chinese mainland.

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BEIJING – Chinese search engine powerhouse Baidu has denied accusations by Google that it requires all employees to search for their porn using google.com.

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HONG KONG – After analyzing the burnt remains of the YongLong Hotel in Shishou, Hubei Province, investigators determined today that the fire was caused by “stir-fried spicy tofu with cabbage”.

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BEIJING – Following a dramatic rise of high nervous tension and diminishing sexual ability and strength among Chinese males, the government has issued a list of 10 ‘remedies’ and 10 ‘motivations’.

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