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Liability insurance proposed for food industries

[2014-07-03 07:40]

The Food and Drug Administration will promote a food-safety liability insurance program in high-risk industries, such as those involving dairy and meat products, to help improve supervision, an official said.

China embarks on sixth Arctic trek to explore the North Pole

[2014-07-03 07:40]

China's sixth Arctic expedition will set off from Shanghai on July 11 to study the North Pole and how changes in the region's climate are affecting the world.

Nation aims to boost research, commerce in region

[2014-07-03 07:40]

China's growing role in the Arctic will foster a win-win situation for all, said the head of the polar strategic research division under the Polar Research Institute of China.

Three former officials expelled from Party

[2014-07-03 07:40]

Three former senior officials with public security backgrounds were expelled from the Communist Party of China on Wednesday over corruption allegations amid the intensified anti-graft campaign in China's judicial system.

Anti-corruption campaign forcing change in SOEs

[2014-07-03 07:40]

China's huge State-owned enterprises are seen by the public as both too corrupt to save and too powerful to fail. But with dozens of high-profile cases exposed since 2012, China's ongoing anti-corruption drive offers hope for change in SOEs.

Sports industry losing appeal despite recent gains

[2014-07-03 07:40]

Despite its prowess in elite international sports events, China remains far from a world sports power, lacking development in the industry generally, said an annual report on the development of the sports industry in China.

Recent graduates lower expectations in tight job market

[2014-07-03 07:40]

Chinese graduates are experiencing less pressure to find work, in part by adopting a more realistic approach to an increasingly tight job market, according to a new employment report.

Hong Kong police praised for restraint

[2014-07-03 07:40]

Officers take hundreds into custody after sit-in protesters refuse to leave

Locals demand share of tourism revenues

[2014-07-03 07:40]

Villagers on Mount Emei, Sichuan province, were given a share of tourism revenues under an arrangement with the government after thousands of protesters blocked routes to the sacred Buddhist mountain for days.

Ex-FIFA ref's prison term cut by one year

[2014-07-03 07:40]

A former Chinese FIFA referee has received a one-year reduction in his prison sentence for good behavior, a Beijing court said on Wednesday.

Sweet fruit creates bonds of friendship

[2014-07-03 07:40]

Editor's note: Xinjiang is known for its colorful landscape and diverse culture. China Daily explores this beautiful region through its many faces and facets.

Prosecutor: Gang-rape sentences too lenient

[2014-07-03 07:40]

The prosecutor in Wu-chuan, Guangdong province, has lodged a protest against the local court's sentences for seven men convicted of a gang-rape in May 2013 as wrongfully lenient.

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