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Leaders of the five BRICS nations attend a news conference in Sanya, Hainan province, on Thursday. The leaders, (from left) India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev, President Hu Jintao, Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff and South Africa's President Jacob Zuma, agreed at the summit to seek reform of the international monetary system. Wu Zhiyi / China Daily |
Leaders call for peace and prosperity
SANYA, Hainan - The leaders of the world's top emerging economies pledged on Thursday to work for peace and prosperity as they met amid a turbulent background defined by Middle East turmoil and slow global economic recovery.
BRICS target global economic reform
Foreigners helping victims
BRICS build foundation
Sanya, Hainan - China's trade outlook remains positive and will supply enormous opportunities for emerging economies as the nation optimizes its trade structure, trade officials and experts said on Thursday.
Highlights of Sanya Declaration
South Africa unlocks gateway to continent
Russia backs green initiative
Declaration elicits exclamation from European observers
Fired-up foes battle garbage burner plan
GUANGZHOU - Residents of the Panyu district of Guangdong province's capital city are taking their fight against a proposed garbage incinerator onto the Internet.
Netizens slam Sinopec's drinks bill
Wheels turning to create New Silk Road
Xinjiang routes tap mineral, tourism potential
China mourns quake victims
Japanese cartoonist returns fossil jawbone
Auto special :Second-hand is now just as good as buying a new car
Woman's death raises debate on overwork
'Tiger Moms' popular in China
When the quake hit on May 12,2008...
Initial goal makes way for one that succeeds
More money for value
Establishing a multi-currency international reserve system and monitoring mechanism should be a priority for the G20
Cartoon
Meeting cements importance of BRICS
BRICS expectations
Japan's woes, world crisis
Smart power vs subtle power
The ills of blind pursuit of pleasure
Letters
From the Chinese press
Can an airplane be too old to fly?
NEW YORK - How old is too old for an airplane?
Lennon's Lucy in the Sky lyrics up for auction
Obama sets deficit target, rips GOP plan
Pakistan frees 89 Indian fishermen
France returns rare Korean books after 145 years
Presidential candidate wants stability in Peru
NATO mulls intensified airstrikes
Forced to leave home, Japan man kills self
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Inflation battle set to redouble
Growth in money supply, lending deepens concerns over rising prices
Nonferrous metals industry to boost quality, efficiency
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Imported goods trade set to rise
Vantone to invest 15b yuan in commercial property ventures
Expo Special: Ideal place to compliment that autumn sourcing trip to Asia
Volvo Penta to plunge into segment
Roche sees new Shanghai center one of its hubs
Trade Special: Imported goods now Canton Fair highlight
Browsers explore history pages
PC consumers turn attention to tablets
Tech bytes
Easou gets new round of funding
Evergrande stock continues to advance on first-quarter figures
Material shares hit markets
Chemicals Special: Acting responsibly and keeping future generations in mind
Market roundup
Jaguar Land Rover revving up for China
Executive: Market offers 'turning point in history' for British luxury icons
The first Chinese to gamble on Wild West
The world of early Chinese immigrants in the United States was one of gold, greed and exclusion. A new book tells it like it was. Kelly Chung Dawson reports.
Writer with a penchant for flawed characters
Make a date with Meet in Beijing
Peking Opera season has a fresh look
A man dying to act gets his final wish
What's on
China's plan: send the best to the West
International coaches are raising Chinese swimming to a new level
