Our editors will be looking ahead today to these developing stories ...
Trial of alleged Bali bombmaker begins
The trial of an Indonesian man accused of making the explosives used in the 2002 Bali bombings is scheduled to start. Umar Patek was arrested on January 25 last year in the Pakistani town of Abbottabad where Osama bin Laden was killed by US commandos four months later. Indonesian officials say Patek confessed to being a key participant in the Bali bombings, which killed 202 people in Southeast Asia's deadliest terror attack. They say he also admitted to making the bombs used on Christmas Eve 2000 in attacks on churches that killed 19 people.
Wang Qishan co-hosts meeting in Brazil
Vice-Premier Wang Qishan, who began a five-day visit to Brazil on Friday, co-hosts the second round of the China-Brazil High-level Co-ordination and Co-operation Committee meeting with Brazilian Vice-President Michel Temer. The first round was held in Beijing in March 2006.
Preliminary decision on Sino-US trade dispute
A preliminary decision is expected in a dispute between American and Chinese makers of solar panels. US manufacturers have accused Chinese companies of flooding the market with solar panels at the end of last year, a charge the Chinese companies deny. The US International Trade Commission voted last month to allow the case to proceed.