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Govt outlines public pension reforms

[2015-01-15 07:28]

The central government unveiled its long-awaited plans for pension reform on Wednesday for the country's 40 million government and public institution staff members in a move to further ensure social equality and cope with its aging population.

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[2015-01-15 07:28]

Beijing will stop charging a taxi fuel surcharge following a drop in oil prices, the municipal commission of development and reform said on Wednesday.

Audits of SOEs to be increased

[2015-01-15 07:28]

China's anti-graft authorities will conduct inspections of all major State-owned enterprises this year, according to a statement from the Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, which closed on Wednesday morning.

Article alleges Zhou linked with Bo

[2015-01-15 07:28]

Zhou Yongkang, China's ex-security chief who is under investigation on allegations of seriously violating Party political, organizational and confidentiality discipline, once formed a clique with Bo Xilai, the former Party chief of Chongqing who was sentenced to life imprisonment for corruption, according to a report by Phoenix Weekly, a magazine run by Hong Kong broadcaster Phoenix Television.

Civilians help patrol Yanbian borders

[2015-01-15 07:28]

The Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture in Northeast China's Jilin province has established a military-civilian defense system for better border security, China Defense News reported on Wednesday, following a recent incident.

State reforms science funding to improve spending efficiency

[2015-01-15 07:28]

In the traditional Chinese view, scientists are thought to not care about money but focus solely on their "pure" work.

Brilliant goal helps China advance

[2015-01-15 07:28]

A stunning, curling goal from Sun Ke ensured China a quarterfinal berth in the Asian Cup for the first time since 2004.

Arabic majors embracing new horizons

[2015-01-15 07:28]

When Han Haifen chose to study Arabic as her college major in 2008, she didn't expect to work in the field for long.

The things schools can't teach you

[2015-01-15 07:28]

After working in the field of Sino-Arab trade for more than four years, one thing has become apparent to Han Haifen: School is where one acquires limited, basic skills, but work teaches you a great deal more.

Ice sculptor is carving out a name for himself

[2015-01-15 07:28]

The bitter winter weather in Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang province, may not suit everyone who lives there, but it's perfect for snow and ice artist Su Shi.

Around China

[2015-01-15 07:28]

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Push for real IDs to expand

[2015-01-14 07:58]

The use of real identities online will continue to be promoted in order to ensure a safer online environment, according to the Cyberspace Administration of China.

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