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Quake kills at least 175 in Pakistan
2023-12-06Pakistani rescuers pulled 175 bodies from the rubble of hundreds of mud-walled homes flattened by a powerful earthquake in the southwestern province o...
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Nation issues post-Kyoto plans
2023-12-06The clean development mechanism (CDM) should continue to be implemented even after 2012, when the Kyoto Protocol expires, says a white paper on China&...
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Rates cut again to spur growth
2023-12-06The central bank has cut interest rates for a second time in less than three weeks to bolster economic growth in the face of a worsening global financ...
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Student stabs university professor to death
2023-12-06A professor at a Beijing law school was stabbed to death by a student on Tuesday, the third such attack in China in less than a month, the Beijing New...
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Melamine limits likely for animal feed
2023-12-06The authorities may revise production standards for animal feed after excessive levels of melamine were found in eggs exported to Hong Kong, said sour...
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Financial meltdown 'hurting farmers'
2023-12-06The global financial crisis has begun hurting Chinese farmers' income, senior economists said yesterday.The annual income growth of farmers is lik...
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Intel buys into cleantech company
2023-12-06Intel Capital, the chip giant's venture capital arm, yesterday made its first foray into the nation's clean technology sector, purchasing a $2...
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Ministry says teachers need more protection
2023-12-06The Ministry of Education has called on local governments, society and educators to play a more active role in protecting the safety of teachers.The c...
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8 arrested after riots in Jiangxi
2023-12-06Eight security guards employed by a forestry company were arrested on Thursday night following a clash with villagers in Jiangxi province, police said...
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Recession specter haunts markets
2023-12-06Stock markets on the Chinese mainland yesterday joined the free fall worldwide by hitting a new low in 25 months as fears of a global economic recessi...