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News Flash:Europe debt crisis stirs recession fear    2010-05-22 11:26
At worst, oil spewed already could fill 102 gyms    2010-05-22 11:17
Plane crashes in south India, 160 feared dead    2010-05-22 11:00
China to proceed with RMB reform, keep stimulus    2010-05-22 10:52
US to raise IPR issues with China    2010-05-22 10:05
ROK President slams DPRK's torpedo attack    2010-05-22 09:50
Canada to boost trade links with China    2010-05-22 14:48
13-year-old becomes youngest to top Mount Everest    2010-05-22 14:39
Pilot tried to abort landing when crash happened    2010-05-22 14:37
No Chinese citizens found in doomed Indian plane    2010-05-22 14:05
Drought leaves millions in short of food
More than 8 million people are facing a grain shortage due to the lingering drought in the southwestern province of Yunnan, a senior provincial official said.
Lack of rain results in poverty for many
Artificial life? Manmade DNA powers cell
Scientists working to make a synthetic life form reported a major step forward on Thursday, saying they had created an artificial genome and used it to bring a hollowed-out bacterium back to life.
Thai PM committed to reconcilation
Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said on Friday he was committed to national reconciliation but made no offer of fresh elections.Uneasy peace in Bangkok
Plane crashes in south India, 160 feared dead
As many as 160 people were feared dead after an Air India plane crashed at dawn Saturday as it overshot a precarious hilltop runway in southern India while trying to land in the rain.
A look at world's deadliest air disasters
No Chinese aboardPilot tried to abort landing
Yao Ming becomes a Dad, of a baby girl
US to raise IPR issues with China
ROK President slams DPRK's torpedo attack
Premier Wen to visit four Asian nations
Cross-dresser on TV sparks controversy
China to proceed with RMB reform - minister
More US high-tech coming
Former police chief's death sentence upheld
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Special: 10th suicide attempts in Foxconn
Photos: Most Competitive Economies 2010
Forum: What are three obediences and four virtues
The Week May 21, 2010
Forum: Differences between male and female drivers
Video: Breathtaking scenery from Livingstone
8 dead in 14-car highway pileup
China Eastern to begin seeking investors
Chinese business assets grow to $3.9 trillion
Mothers-in-law, daughers-in-law get better ties
Finance Ministry to issue 28b 50-year T-bonds
Raw silk price hits 15-year high
HK ranked 2nd most competitive economy
10th Foxconn suicide as probe gets under way
Daughter’s birthday brings 5m lottery win
Ex-commerce inspector gets suspended death
Kindergarten attacker sentenced to death
FDI rise indicates confidence
Four night clubs suspended for using hostesses
Weekly Photos: April 26 – May 2
China, Arab nations ink statement to upgrade ties
China to collect more earnings from SOEs
Xinjiang plugs back into the online world
Snow blankets quake-hit Yushu
Death toll rises to 16 in Thai clashes
CFL expands int'l horizon for visionary students
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The Week May 21, 2010
Capital Museum Celebrates International Museum Day
Breathtaking scenery from Livingstone
Graduates in China
A glimpse of Inner Mongolia's beauty
Slide: Oil spill continues in Gulf of Mexico
Snapshots from Thai political crisis
Students' post-quake life in Sichuan
Russian forces storm tanker, free ship from pirate seizure
Loonies call for vote that makes sense
A rat race for restaurants despite risks
Collection of royalties may end free movies
Man held in New York bomb attack charged
Indonesian girl dies from bird flu, 3 undergo tests
Man shot after kidnapping girl
Google's loss really is Baidu's gain
Bangkok braces for unrest after govt rejects peace plan
Retail shops reopen to meet needs
Even petulant pets are hard to give up in the US
Skies open but schedules go awry
No shows, no games as whole nation grieves
DPRK readying for third nuke test, report says
Australia's most famous mobster killed in prison
Shroud over show industry
Pillow fight helps to ease gaokao pressure
People set up statue of Laozi, founder of Taoism
Lightning in Guangdong
Beijing Week kicks off at World Expo
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1,000 take part in calligraphy contest in SW China

More than 1,000 people particpated in a calligraphy contest at a school in Tongliang county, Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, on May 22, 2010.
China, US to seek new consensus at 2nd S&ED

As the curtain is about to rise on the upcoming second round of the China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue, the world's attention will again focus on the Chinese capital.
Heavy rain lingers in flood-soaked S China

Strong rain will continue to lash flood-plagued south China in the next three days, according to a forecast from China's National Meteorological Center (NMC) on Friday.
Province's first girls school stirs hot debate
Lack of rain results in poverty for many
Foxconn suicide count: 10
CCB lend 1 billion yuan for quake reconstruction
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BusinessFirst month of futures trading ends smoothly

China's stock index futures wrapped up their first month of trading on Friday as the May contract was delivered smoothly without triggering sharp declines or volatility in the spot market.
China's Cosco says will not halt Greek investment

China's Cosco said it would go ahead with investments in Greece's largest port Piraeus despite the crisis that has hit the Greek economy and sent shockwaves throughout the euro zone.
PepsiCo unveils $2.5b spend

PepsiCo, the world's second-largest food and beverage company, announced on Friday it would make an additional investment of $2.5 billion in China over the next three years, a move indicating the company's growing confidence in the massive market.
Adidas forecasts rising sales in China
Toyota to recall 818 Lexus in China
ABC, Sinofert to boost co-op in agro-related business
Iceland is on the road to recovery
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World
Plane crashes in south India, 160 feared dead

As many as 160 people were feared dead after an Air India plane crashed at dawn Saturday as it overshot a precarious hilltop runway in southern India while trying to land in the rain.
A look at world's deadliest air disasters
No Chinese aboardPilot tried to abort landing
ROK President slams DPRK's torpedo attack

Republic of Korea (ROK) President Lee Myung-bak on Friday called the torpedo attack on one of its warships a "military provocation" by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) and a violation of the armistice agreement between the two sides.
Thai PM committed to reconcilation

Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said on Friday he was committed to national reconciliation but made no offer of fresh elections.Uneasy peace in Bangkok
Europe debt crisis stirs recession fear
Embassy caterer among 6 arrested in NY bomb plot
Man tells cops God told him to stroll in the nude
15 bodies of Afghan plane crash victims found
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Sports
Yao Ming becomes a Dad, of a baby girl

The wife of Chinese basketball star Yao Ming gave birth to a daughter Friday afternoon at a hospital in Houston, the United States, Yao's agency said.
Lakers stave off Suns fightback to control series

The Los Angeles Lakers resisted a spirited second half fightback by the Phoenix Suns to increase their lead in the best-of-seven Western Conference finals with a 124-112 Game Two victory Wednesday.
Bolt wins 100 in 9.86s at SKorean meet

Usain Bolt won the 100 meters in 9.86 seconds in his season debut at the Daegu meeting on Wednesday.
Ice Hockey: Cammalleri lifts Canadiens
Hometown hero Liu still battling Achilles injury
Lance rejects new accusations
Maradona apologises for injuring cameraman
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OpinionYuan target of greedy speculators
Until people who speculate in currencies and commodities are punished, the international economy will continue to tether on the edge of collapse. To avoid rewarding such vultures, China should keep the yuan steady this year. At the most, it could raise it by 5 percent.
End of fiscal sovereignty in Europe
The European Union (EU), currently wrestling with fiscal imbalance and sovereign debt risk, has a strong and autonomous central bank, but is fiscally fragmented and politically only partly unified.
Water may not be big hurdle to Mideast peace
China, India have more similarities than differences
Talks option still on
Thailand under pressure to end chaos
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Web Comments Wang Hui
Bridging the China-India gap
A recent survey conducted by Beijing-based Horizon Research, though by no means comprehensive, should sound alarms that China and India need to do more to deepen mutual understanding, especially at the people-to-people level.
Where will China-Britain relations go?
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Think Tank Tao Wenzhao
Sino-US ties on right track
Shared concerns will trump bilateral disputes between the world's largest developed power and largest developing nation.
Water may not be big hurdle to Mideast peace
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ForumDo you trust the China-made jet plane?
The three obediences and four virtues
Differences between male and female drivers
Outspoken, non-Communist jurors to be picked
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Regional
HP laptop users demand refunds

Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) laptop users protested with their flawed laptops lined up in front of the HP China building in urban Beijing, May 19, 2010.
Chicken feeder who came home to roost

Yin Shuaisong feeds chickens in his hometown of Zhangpan County, central China's Henan province, May 18, 2010.
A glimpse of Inner Mongolia's beauty
Remote villages see light with solar
Yunnan runs short of grain after long drought
Woman dies in hospital after street knife rampage
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LifeSecret lives

A young lady hoping to smooth relations with an ill-tempered father chances upon the touching stories of thousands of 'Taiwan mainlanders'.
Journey to the west

Traveling to Ningxia, which lies on the edge of the Tengger Desert, means traveling back in time, discovers Qi Zhai
Swedish spirit inspires visitors
Science sweetened with chocolate
Women come second to soccer in male chats
Copenhagen brewing up a song and dance festival
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Entertainment
Celebs at amfAR's Cinema Against AIDS 2010 event in Antibes

Celebs arrive for the amfAR's Cinema Against AIDS 2010 event in Antibes during the 63rd Cannes Film Festival May 20, 2010.
Cannes stars turn out for glitzy AIDS charity bash
"Scream 4" lures "Twilight" and "Heroes" vets
"Shrek" gives fairy tale break to backroom artist
U2's Bono has surgery, tour date postponed
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Science sweetened with chocolate
The Belgium-EU Pavilion exhibits all that is great about the country, including chocolates and diamonds.
We Are One- 'Expo Through My Eyes'
SpecialsHuang Guangyu: From tycoon to prisoner
Thailand's political crisis
Oil spill in Gulf of Mexico big concern
Lasting legacies from Wenchuan to Yushu
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Death Sentence Upheld
Wen Qiang, the former deputy chief of the police authority in southwestern Chongqing municipality, lost his appeal to escape the death penalty on Friday.
Ocean's Depth
The Earth's oceans are among the most mysterious places on the planet, but scientists now have at least figured out how deep the oceans are.
Orgy Scandal
A college professor in East China was sentenced to be jailed for three and a half years on Thursday for organizing group sex parties, renewing nationwide debate on sexual freedom in the country.
Most Competitive Economies 2010
As the global economy struggles back from the worst recession in decades, which economies are best placed to profit from the recovery?
Weekly Photos
2010 Wango Tango concert, premieres, World Music Awards, state dinner, amfAR's Cinema Against AIDS 2010...
Star Wars
Celebs arrive at 30th anniversary of "Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back" screening in Hollywood
Control Temper
Many people consider it is almost impossible to change their temper.How do you manage your temper or emotions?
Weekly Photos
Expo group wedding, snow in post-quake Yushu, rainstorm in south China...
Secret ban
Eight female athletes with doubts over their gender have been secretly banned by the Olympic and athletics' governing bodies to protect the sport's image, a leading sports scientist told Reuters.
Love Show
A newlywed couple poses for photos on the "love zebra crossing" on Nanbing Rd in Chongqing Municipality May 15, 2010.
New Double-decker
London unveils a new design of its iconic red double-decker, which has been wowing Londoners.
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ColumnistsLi Xing
Protect today's Good Samaritans
Hong Liang
Big banks too could fall in financial crisis
Zhu Yuan
Do not envy coal mine owners' wealth
Chen Weihua
Drones launched from your backyard
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ExpertsZhang Monan
Drive hard bargain with US
Shi Yinhong
How to boost China's peaceful rise
Marcos Fava Neves
Innovation in integrated food chains
Chen Xiangyang
Importance of China's neighborhood
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