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Top 10 hot topics on Internet 2009
The Internet has been a hotbed for public discourse. Many issues did not find a solution until they first found an outlet on the web and galvanized the public for support or condemnation.
Top 10 toppled executives 2009 New!
Top 10 odd stories Top 10 web celebrities
Top 10 movies of this holiday season Full coverageRussia to work on new nuclear arms: Medvedev
Russia will work on a new generation of atomic weapons to strengthen its nuclear deterrent, President Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday, just hours after Moscow test-fired one of its most feared missiles.
Ex-US President Carter apologizes to Jews
Former President Jimmy Carter apologized for any words or deeds that may have upset the Jewish community in an open letter meant to improve an often-tense relationship.
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China slaps duties on EU metal fasteners
China said yesterday it would impose temporary anti-dumping tariffs on carbon-steel fastener imports from the European Union following a year-long investigation.
China opposes EU duties on footwear
China's efforts to stabilize employment pay off
US Congress raises govt debt ceiling to $12.4 trln
Japan, China hold 4th joint study on history
China to enhance supports to SMEs in 2010
Watchdog: 88 breaches in $586B stimulus plan
Regulation on trial reporting released
Mainland's clout a worry for islanders
2 vessels collide in Philippines; 27 missing
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China Beijing
China to enhance supports to SMEs in 2010
China would enhance supports to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) next year with preferential tax policy and easier channels to raise fund, a senior official said Thursday.
Cold snap continues in N China, spreads south
The cold snap that has brought freezing temperatures and snow to northwest China's Xinjiang continued Thursday, spreading to north and central regions.
Report to signal thaw in China, Japan ties
China and Japan are expected to release in Tokyo today a joint report that acknowledges Japan's invasion of China during the Second World War.
BizChinaNation slaps duties on EU metal fasteners
China said yesterday it would impose temporary anti-dumping tariffs on carbon-steel fastener imports from the European Union following a year-long investigation.
Some ditching subway after wreck
The subway snag on Tuesday has cast doubt on some locals who say they are concerned about their safety on one of the world's biggest metro systems.
Ford close to selling Volvo unit to China's Geely
Ford is close to selling its Volvo unit to China's Geely Group and expects a final deal early next year, the US auto giant said in a statement.
World
Ex-US President Carter offers apology to Jews
Former President Jimmy Carter apologized for any words or deeds that may have upset the Jewish community in an open letter meant to improve an often-tense relationship.
Ahmadinejad mocks Obama, likens nuke talks to 'TV series'
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday mocked US President Barack Obama's "extended hand" offer made earlier this year and said his country's cooperation on its nuclear programme had been spurned.
Sports
Schumacher signs deal with Mercedes
Seven-times Formula One champion Michael Schumacher has agreed a one-year deal to come out of retirement and drive for Mercedes in 2010, Bild newspaper reported on Tuesday.
Under-pressure Ferrara vows to fight on at Juve
Juventus coach Ciro Ferrara has vowed to fight on despite his team's fifth defeat in six matches leaving their season in tatters.
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Opinion
A dangerous malfunction
Residents in Shanghai including those trapped in the metropolis subway tunnels on Tuesday have the right to know what really happened to the subway system.
The case for disquiet
The one thing we can guarantee our worried colleagues at the prestigious New York Times (NYT) is this: There is no Guantanamo here.
Think TankKu Ma
Independent justice crucial for harmony
He is furious at the death of Tang Fuzhen, who committed self-immolation in protest against the forcible demolition of her house in Chengdu in Sichuan province last month.
ForumRegional
Police deny official's death suicide
The dubious death of a provincial level party official from the Ningxia Hui autonomous region remained unclear yesterday.
Some ditching subway after wreck in Shanghai
The subway snag on Tuesday has cast doubt on some locals who say they are concerned about their safety on one of the world's biggest metro systems.
LifeSnoopy is top dog
The Peanuts comic strip character Snoopy (pictured) was named the top dog in pop culture by the American Kennel Club.
Mo is no Mo'
The Mighty seemed to have fallen in December 2009. The release of Zhang Yimo's latest picture has caused a serious wave of Mo trashing on the Internet. As one netizen put it on Sina's twitter: "Mo is no Mo'."
Entertainment
Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker shoot photo album
British actor Hugh Grant and U.S actress Sarah Jessica Parker pose after their interview with APTN over their role in the film Did You Hear About The Morgans, at a central London hotel, Friday, Dec. 11, 2009.
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