Bus Plunge in China Kills 20, including French Tourists
A bus fell 660 feet into a Sichuan valley and caught fire killing 20 people, among them two French tourists bound for a panda nature preserve near Jiuzhaigou. Twenty-four others were injured as investigators seek the cause of the Monday crash on the Dujiangyan to Jiuzhaigou route.
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US diplomat meets jailed Chinese American activist Wu again
The United States confirmed a second consular visit to Har ry Wu, a Chinese American rights activist detained in China on espionage charges. Wu, 58, appeared healthy and in reasonable spirits according to embassy spokesman Rob Laing.
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North Korea seizes South Korean relief ship on spy charges
North Korea seized a South Korean relief ship and detained its crew on spying allegations amid stalled talks in Beijing. Seoul tied the incident to an aid agreement for rice delivery and warned contact could resume or end depending on DPRK cooperation. The Venus crew faces investigation for alleged port facility photography.
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