AFP: Monitoring China's tainted products 07 August
2min
In recent weeks, tainted Chinese products have killed more than 100 people and thousands of pets, highlighting flaws in China's export quality control systems. Officials have defended China's products, saying they are improving safety standards and monitoring output. But it will take more than slick marketing to allay the growing fears in the West. A report from Beijing.
Charisse Savarin: Pet Names
2min
Pet names for women generally have to do with fattening foods.
Pet Connection 07
22min
Post-operative care of pets is discussed; how to pet proof your home; and what to look for on a pet food label.
AFP: Milk formula makers under fire in Asia 07 August
3min
It's world breastfeeding week and the United Nations warns that in Asia a combination of false advertising by milk formula companies coupled with weak law enforcement has created what it calls an alarming threat to child survival. Voiced report
AFP: Pet monkey back home in landmark ruling 19 December
2min
A landmark ruling in the United States brought pets closer than ever before to the status of humans. Armani, a small monkey, was taken away from his owner by the authorities but now after a long legal battle he’s back home. But is the reunification of owner and pet a moral victory or animal rights taken too far? Voiced Report by AFPTV.
Honk
7min
A doggone tale of a missing pet, the end of a relationship, and a nasty surprise in the woods.
Carlos Loma: What Women Want
2min
Carlos Loma believes that all women want is to settle down and get married.
Gabriel Paul: Teacher's Pet
2min
Gabe always wanted to date his teacher.
Reuters: U.S. "agent orange" suit fails 26 February
2min
A ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in New York concluded the plaintiffs could not pursue claims against Dow Chemical Co, Monsanto Co and nearly 30 other companies. Toxins left behind from the 1960s and 70s war are a thorn in otherwise friendly ties between the communist party government and Washington.
Reuters: Davos prepares for elite invasion 21 January
2min
Heads of state and government from 27 countries are among 2500 delegates expected from 88 countries aound the world.
