In This EditionChina has announced the establishment of the East China Sea Air Defense Identification Zone. UN climate talks run into overtime with countries arguing over the building blocks for a new pact to slow global warming.

The death toll from typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines has soared to over 52 hundred with more than 16 hundred others still missing.

China's largest oil refiner, Sinopec, has expressed its condolences after at least 47 people were killed and more than 130 were injured when a ruptured oil pipeline exploded.   Hot Issue Reports(with soundbite) China establishes East China Sea Air Defense Identification Zone(no soundbite) Warsaw Climate Talks run into overtime(with soundbite) UN briefing relief efforts in Philippines(with soundbite) Ukraine's suspension of talks on landmark deal disappointed EU(with soundbite)Thousands Libyan protesters call on militias to leave the capital(with soundbite) Australian PM says he's replied to Indonesian President's letter on eavesdropping allegationsLight News(With soundbite) South Korea marks third anniversary of North's shelling of island(with soundbite) Mayor of Riga and rescue worker on difficulty of searching for the missing(with soundbite) Oil refiner expresses condolences for victims of oil blasts(Reporter)Preserve the Wetlands --- Earth's KidneyMedia DigestXinhua: China-Japan Econ Relations Waver With Political FrictionChina Daily: SOE Heads Should Be Chosen By Credentials, Not Gov