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Top News

Rogge tells West: Be fair with China
LONDON: The West must stop hectoring China over human rights, International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Jacques Rogge has told a leading British newspaper.

Seoul welcomes Olympic flame, again

Donation system soon for organs

There's gold in them thar cell phones

Intestinal virus kills 19 children


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Top News

Minorities must not hinder ties: Envoy
Former French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin said on Saturday he would tell his president that no minority should be allowed to impair the relationship between China and France.

Central China urged to up ante

Planning regulation to be ready by year end


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Nation

Torch helps bring peace, friendship
NAGANO, Japan: The 16th leg of the torch relay of the Beijing Olympics concluded its Japan stop on Saturday afternoon in the city of Nagano.

The real faces behind the Olympic flame

Media centers set for 'splendor'


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Comment

Lads like them would do any country proud
When I got on board the coach from Osaka to Nagano at 10 pm April 25, I had no idea I was with a group of people heading to support the torch relay scheduled for the following morning.

Cartoon

Make farming profitable

Fruits of reform

Hot Words

The demon in their minds

'Brand or perish' name of new game


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China Scene/Nation

Tibetans to get new homes away from bone disease
CHENGDU: More than 17,000 Tibetan households will move into new homes away from possible water sources that might have contributed to an incurable, endemic bone disease that leaves victims unable to work, local authorities in the Aba Tibetan-Qiang autonomous prefecture in Sichuan province have said.

China Scene: South

China Scene: North

China Scene: East

China Scene: West

China Scene: Central


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International

Karzai escapes assassination attempt
Afghan President Hamid Karzai escaped unhurt yesterday after an assassination attempt by Taliban fighters who fired guns and rockets at an official celebration near the presidential palace in Kabul.

High-speed train hits sheep, derails

Woman 'imprisoned, abused' for 24 years

Bush pokes fun at his potential successors

UK's 1,000 richest get richer

Around the World: United States

Around the World: European Union

Around the World: Somalia

Around the World: Morocco


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Life

Shining in twilight years
At the age of 89, Hu Hung-lick can look back on a marriage spanning 64 years that has seen him and Chung Chi Yung sit tests together, go abroad together, and come back to Hong Kong to build a university together.

Aunty La's fight for the children


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Life Expat

Taking center stage
A world-renowned performer wants to help shape cosmopolitan Shanghai's modern musical theater. Robert Vicencio, perhaps best known for his role as General Thuy in Broadway's smash hit Miss Saigon, came to China with hopes of developing a mainstream appetite for modern musical theater.

Saved from the brink of extinction

Good manners means avoiding the serious stuff


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Sports

Cool Ballack leaves Fergie boiling over
LONDON: Michael Ballack's cool head caused Sir Alex Ferguson to lose his as Chelsea blew the English Premier League title race wide open.

Raikkonen extends lead with Spanish victory

Score Board


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Sports

Tough luck for Chinese basketball team
China's men's basketball team has a mountain to climb at the Beijing Games, Chinese Basketball Association president Li Yuanwei commented after the match-ups were announced for the Olympics.

Lakers take 3-0 lead over Nuggets

Clarke beams after his win at BMW Asian Open

China suffers Cup nightmare

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Torchbearer Kim Jung-kil (right), chairman of the ROK Olympic Committee, passes the Olympic flame to Olympic taekwondo gold medalist Moon Dae-sung during the relay in Seoul yesterday.  Xinhua