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CHINA DAILY - Monday October 27,2008
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The fundamentals of the Chinese economy remain sound and the country can cope with the challenges posed by the worsening global financial crisis, central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan told legislators yesterday.
Proud day for Palestine
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas (third from right, back row) talks with FIFA President Sepp Blatter (center) during the opening ceremony of the Palestinian women's soccer league in the West Bank city of Ramallah yesterday. The Palestine national team also hosted its first international match, a friendly against Jordan, which Blatter described as historic. AP
Nation
The world's two most populous countries should have a "far-sighted, strategic and long-term perspective" in their joint effort to overcome the global financial crisis, President Hu Jintao told Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday.
Comment
The world is facing a series of challenges, ranging from financial crisis, grain and energy safety, environmental deterioration, climate change, natural calamities and poverty to terrorism. Directly related with mankind's survival, development and security, these challenges have also accelerated transformation of the established international order.
Special Supplement
From today to October 30 this year Deutsche Messe will again be staging two important trade shows at the Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC): PTC ASIA and CeMAT ASIA.
Life
As the global financial crisis threatens to poison lives around the globe, many expatriates in China are finding they are largely immune to its toxicity.