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Old oil used in '1 in 10 meals'
A leading food expert revealed Thursday that one in every 10 meals in the country may be cooked with illegal cooking oil.
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Minister: China likely to see trade deficit in March
China is likely to see a trade deficit in March for the first time, Chinese Minister of Commerce Chen Deming said in Beijing Sunday.
Yuan appreciation not cure for global imbalance
China not to sit back on sanction for currecy claimChina mulls withdrawing proactive fiscal policy
China is considering gradually withdrawing its proactive fiscal policy but so far no timetable has been established, said Wang Jun, vice minister of finance, in Beijing today.
Local CPPCC official commits suicide
A senior political advisor in south China's Guangdong Province was found dead from hanging himself in vicinity of his home Saturday, local authority said.
China not to sit back on sanction for currecy claim
Wen visits SW China, urges redoubled drought-relief efforts
Currency appreciation of 'limited help' to trade balance
China to boost cultural tourism
Three bodies found after 6 miners trapped by flooding
China, Russia sign $1.6b co-op documents
Yuan appreciation not cure for global imbalance
New species of dinosaur found in N China
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Government & Policy
Minimum wages going up across the country
Authorities in Guangdong province will raise the minimum wage by 21.1 percent on average for both corporate employees and part-time workers beginning May 1 after the province reported a shortage of workers early this year.
Chinese president appoints new ambassador to US
Chinese President Hu Jintao has appointed a new ambassador in line with the decision by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, China's top legislature.
Foreign & Military Affairs
China calls for global support to Afghanistan
China called for more international support to Afghanistan on Friday, days ahead of Afghan President Hamid Karzai's first visit to China after his re-election in November last year.
Beijing to help Dhaka better its infrastructure
China on Thursday promised to offer greater support to Bangladesh for infrastructure development, securing a closer and stronger cooperative partnership between the two countries.
EconomyState firms told to exit real estate sector
In a move to curb soaring property price, the State-assets watchdog on Thursday told major State-owned enterprises (SOEs) whose core business is not real estate to quit the market. New real estate elephants
Yuan solution will be found: US envoy
The top US envoy to China on Thursday expressed confidence that the two countries will find a solution to the yuan exchange rate.
Economist: Yuan 'not cause of US woes'
Pressing on yuan to hurt US economy: US media
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Society
New Sprite 'victim' confesses he lied
A middle school student who claimed to be the second Sprite mercury-poisoning victim has confessed he poisoned himself, the Beijing police said on Thursday.
Workers a hop, skip and jump from new jobs
Nearly 93 percent of workers intend to switch jobs in the near future, a new survey suggests.
Odd NewsWatermelon carving
A student carve Expo mascot 'Haibao' on a watermelon at Jinan No. 3 Vocational School in Jinan, Shandong province，March 11, 2010.[Photo/CFP]
Panda breaks in to pig pen
Hunger drove a wild panda to break into a Chinese farmer's pig pen and eat the animals' food, which was meat and bone, rather than bamboo
OpinionGood start to Sino-UK ties
Putting aside the talks about China's growing economic interdependence with the rest of the world, Miliband's statement could be seen as a declaration that London now sees Beijing as a partner and is willing to expand cooperation.
Six advantages of China's political system
The great achievements of the China Model will undoubtedly lead to a global study of it, but all of these studies have one flaw in common: evading the great importance of China's political system.
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