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Migrant worker finds better life at home
BEIJING: Zhang Yunluo, a young farmer in China's eastern Shandong Province, started his heater production plant after returning home in December last year from Tianjin.
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Belarus to toughen control over Internet
Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko meets with Chinese President Hu Jintao at the Great Hall of the People August 7, 2008 in Beijing, China.
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China Becomes New Battle Field for Mobile Internet Technology
Hosted by China Mobile Communications Association and Global Leaders Institute, the China Mobile Internet 2010 Summit will be held on April 7th-8th, 2010 in Beijing, China, officially supported by China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom.
China set to execute Briton many say is unstable
This undated handout photo taken in Warsaw, Poland and issued by Reprieve on Monday Dec.
Beijing - A man in northern China killed six of his relatives and injured another four before committing suicide, state media said on Monday, in the latest grisly murder to hit the nation.
China author to sue Google over web book
Chinese author Mian Mian, who shot to fame with lurid tales of sex, drugs and alcohol in the underworld, will sue internet giant Google for copyright infringement, her lawyer says.
Chinese Premier meets HK Sar chief executive
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao met with Donald Tsang Yam-kuen, chief executive of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region here Monday morning.
Sixty Years of Life in Beijing: A city dweller's sketch book of changes
It is not rare to see books about the strong presence of China at the 60th founding anniversary, but it is unusual to experience the changes in China through the eyes of an ordinary local resident in Beijing.
China denounced over decision to jail leading dissident
Western diplomats and international human rights groups yesterday denounced China's decision to sentence the country's leading dissident, Liu Xiaobo, to 11 years in prison.
Chinese dissident gets 11 years for subversion
A Chinese court sentenced a prominent dissident to 11 years on Friday - the longest term ever handed down for subversion charges, according to rights groups that say it signals the government will take an increasingly hard line against activists in the year ahead.
Police deny official's death suicide
The dubious death of a provincial level party official from the Ningxia Hui autonomous region remained unclear yesterday.
Bringing faith into the open in China
By Wang Shanshan and Hu Yongqi in Beijing, Lu Junting in Shanghai and Wu Yiyao in Zhejiang Updated: 2009-12-25 07:52 Yu Jianrong, a researcher with the CASS, said many church properties were closed down during the "cultural revolution". But it was during this 10 years of turmoil that religion began to spread rapidly, with many house churches ...
Doomed China Restaurant Hires Live-in Protester
Wanted: One live-in protester, $146 a month, no days off. Lu Daren, a former demolition crew member turned anti-demolition protester, peers out from the... Lu Daren, a former demolition crew member turned anti-demolition protester, peers out from the entrance of Fish Castle Restaurant Bar in Beijing, China, Thursday, Dec.
China blasts diplomats over dissident's trial
China on Thursday accused some diplomats of interfering in its internal affairs because they criticized the detention and trial of a prominent dissident who faces up to 15 years in jail for calling for political reform.
Two lumps of coal for Christmas
I am writing unaccustomedly in the Library of the Yale Club in New York City, under the unabating scowl of a painting of a past president.
China police formally arrest tainted milk scandal activist
Zhao Lianhai has been charged [Reuters report] with picking quarrels and provoking trouble.
China expresses 'regret' at WTO setback on movie, music imports but no word on next move
A World Trade Organization panel on Monday upheld a ruling in a case brought by Washington that China was obstructing trade by forcing foreign suppliers to distribute movies, music and books through state-owned companies.
Guilty plea in Va. Tech decapitation
Haiyang Zhu, left, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in connection with the death of Xin Yang.
STR Global Reports Asia/Pacific Hotel Pipeline for November 2009
The Asia/Pacific hotel development pipeline includes 975 hotels comprising 232,680 rooms, according to the November 2009 STR Global Construction Pipeline Report released this week.
China says no lack of transparency in new talks with Taiwan
Beijing, Dec. 21 China's Taiwan affairs chief dismissed allegations of a lack of transparency in the upcoming new round of trade negotiations with Taiwan, as China's top negotiator left Beijing for the island Monday.