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Teaching, research program to be renewed

[2014-07-11 07:02]

Educational cooperation and exchanges between China and the United States will increase thanks to a series of policies and programs, participants in a Sino-US working session said on Wednesday.

Military consolidates corruption oversight

[2014-07-11 07:02]

Military authorities will step up supervision to identify and prevent corruption through stricter auditing procedures under a newly issued regulation.

Beijing seeks to cooperate with Moscow 'on larger scale'

[2014-07-11 07:02]

Vice-President Li Yuanchao assured visiting Russian Presidential Chief of Staff Sergei Ivanov on Thursday that Beijing is determined to expand cooperation with Moscow.

12 graft case files released to public

[2014-07-11 07:02]

The top security body released on Thursday 12 typical corruption and misconduct cases involving law enforcement officials.

US sincerity tested over cybersecurity

[2014-07-11 07:02]

Observers said Washington has "not demonstrated adequate sincerity" on calls to restart stalled Sino-US working-level talks on cybersecurity as sensational accusations against China continue to pour in.

Changes sought in smoking law

[2014-07-11 07:02]

Activists say proposed anti-tobacco measure needs to be more specific

Web retailers urged to heed consumers' refund rights

[2014-07-11 07:02]

Online retailers are being urged by authorities and consumer rights groups to do a better job of implementing the seven-day cooling-off period in the new consumer rights law amid a rising number of disputes with merchants.

Fujian aims to build bonds with Taiwan

[2014-07-11 07:02]

Fujian province wants to learn from Taiwan's experience in building harmonious neighborhoods and creating urban design, a top provincial official said.

Confessions of Japanese war criminals

[2014-07-11 07:02]

Editor's note: Earlier this month, China's State Archives Administration released a number of files on 45 Japanese war criminals who were tried and convicted in China after World War II. The criminals received sentences of eight-to-20 years' imprisonment from the special military tribunal of the Supreme People's Court, China's top court. China Daily is publishing abstracts of the criminals' confessions:

Authority reins in overseas artistic performances to curb publicity stunts

[2014-07-11 07:02]

China's cultural authority has restricted domestic artistic troupes from performing at famous venues abroad, as many such events are deemed to be publicity stunts rather than in pursuit of artistic merit.

Electric-car buyers to get tax exemption

[2014-07-10 07:24]

China will exempt electric-car buyers from purchase taxes as part of expanded State measures to boost sales of the vehicles, an executive meeting of the State Council said on Wednesday.

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[2014-07-10 07:24]

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