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Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi (right) speaks with presidents Jacob Zuma of South Africa (left) and Denis Sassou Nguesso of Congo-Brazzaville outside his residence in Tripoli on Sunday during a meeting with an African Union delegation trying to negotiate a truce between Gadhafi's forces and rebels. Mahmud Turkia / Agence France-Presse |
'200m in danger of workplace disease'
BEIJING - Occupational disease has overtaken workplace accidents as the biggest danger to Chinese workers with 200 million potentially under threat, a senior trade union official warned.
Gadhafi, rebels split on peace plan
Space race over parking fees
In Shanghai, space counts than the cost to park in it
Sea burials see rising waves of acceptance
SHANGHAI - As he puts the deceased to rest, Zheng Jixiong also has to put to rest the concerns many people have about burying their loved ones at sea.
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Use of antibiotics faces tightening
Two farmers held in milk poisoning
Party elections watched closely
Black future awaits ailing miners
Basketball coach courts disaster as his players mutiny over abuse
Test results in success for coal mine shelter
Minimum wage goes up highest in Zhejiang
Insight sought into stabbing
Shanghai rule to exert more control over rental practices
BRICS builds global balance
The third summit meeting of BRICS countries is due to be held at China's resort city of Sanya later this week.
Cartoon
Deutsche Welle keeps censorship alive
Using land for the people
Teaching more than grades
Debate: Urban congestion
Letters
From the chinese press
Secret files of first spaceman released
MOSCOW - One of the last things Yuri Gagarin did before making his pioneering voyage into space 50 years ago was to make sure he had enough sausage to last him on the trip back home to Moscow.
Baikonur still launch site 50 years after historic flight
Popular South African penguin edging closer to extinction
Clear warnings could deter smokers: Study
Mubarak denies abuse of power
Carter, ex-leaders to visit DPRK
US blocks 350 suspected of ties to terrorists
Gbagbo surrenders to Ouattara's forces: UN
Strong quake rattles Japan once again
Obama to lay out spending plan
Israel's FM: Hamas rulers can't dictate terms of truce
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Chinalco obtains rare-earth rights
The aluminum producer will take a controlling stake in a new venture
Lashou raises $111 million and plans expansion abroad
Brazil hopes state visit will boost trade
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Inflation remains key risk to economy
Nuclear crisis energizes grid, wind power efforts
Car sales growth may fall short of estimates
Port builder moving into a larger world
One of the largest construction projects of its type in the Arab world in recent years for the China Harbour Engineering Co Ltd (CHEC) has been the Doha New Port Phase I, in Qatar.
State-owned company has its sights set on the global jetliner business
Market-oriented management gets rid of old methods
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Shenhua to seek rights issue
Coal giant to raise up to 120 billion yuan upon shareholder approval
Last year best yet for Daimler Northeast Asia
IBC Solar opens Beijing office
Overseas private equity companies warm up to QFLP
Vanke to build cheap homes
REIT IPO likely to raise 11 billion yuan
Property, automotive stocks decline amid cooling measures
Gold hits a record
Market roundup
New horizons
Job seekers turning to niche jobs fueled by growing penchant for personalized services, Wang Chao reports.
Jinsha find proves ancient sun worship
Ode to a writer
Mom and daughter bare it all for new TV documentary
No more Mr bad guy
Nation's tea culture brews up lovely surprise
What's new
Torres riddle dogs Chelsea ahead of Man United trip
Ancelotti hopes Spaniard finds form in time to overturn first-leg deficit
Barca vows to finish job against Shakhtar
Soccer news
James' 27 lifts Miami past Boston, 100-77
Score board
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Schwartzel gets the Green
Tiger brings roars but victory proves elusive
Food safety not an issue for visiting athletes
Fatal blast rocks community
At least 4 killed as explosion rips though block; gas leak blamed
