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Nanping ecology lawsuit gets go-ahead

[2015-01-06 07:45]

A lawsuit jointly filed by two environmental protection organizations against individuals responsible for ecological damage in Nanping, Fujian province, has become China's first public interest litigation since China's revised Environmental Protection Law came into effect on Thursday.

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[2015-01-06 07:45]

Shanghai's railway authority has banned folding bicycles from its trains, Shanghai Morning Post reported.

Jet closer to market-entry clearance

[2015-01-06 07:45]

Guo Yanghui, an engineer for aircraft manufacturer Commercial Aircraft Corp of China, has lived in Xi'an for four years

Safety steps

[2015-01-06 07:45]

Required steps before new aircraft are approved:

Trying times for local industry

[2015-01-06 07:45]

Since a Chinese engineer named Feng Ru set up a company in Guangdong province to build aircraft in 1909, the Chinese aviation industry has experienced twists and turns in the past 105 years.

Ship joins search for AirAsia flight data recorders

[2015-01-06 07:45]

China has sent its best rescue vessel and a team of aviation experts to join the Indonesian-led search operation for the black boxes from the ill-fated AirAsia Flight QZ8501.

Army's new website aims to attract private suppliers

[2015-01-05 07:50]

The People's Liberation Army opened a procurement website (www.weain.mil.cn) on Sunday to help private enterprises bid on weapons and equipment contracts.

Military announces a major reshuffling

[2015-01-05 07:50]

The People's Liberation Army has announced a host of key appointments in a major reshuffle, with many commanders from frontline units being promoted to senior posts in Beijing.

Distemper blamed in death of panda

[2015-01-05 07:50]

The Shaanxi Rare Wildlife Rescue and Breeding Research Center in Zhouzhi county, Xi'an, capital of Shaanxi province, has launched an emergency response system after four giant pandas raised in the center came down with distemper and one died on Dec 9.

Cliques of 'tigers' targeted by Party

[2015-01-05 07:50]

Fallen "tigers" - officials at senior levels accused of corruption - have established close relationships with groups of officials in local governments and among business directors and set up many factions, known by such names as "oil clique", "secretary clique" or "Shanxi clique", Xinhua News Agency reported on Sunday.

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[2015-01-05 07:50]

The Supreme People's Procuratorate is investigating seven officials in Kunshan suspected of accepting bribes during their investigation of a factory blast in the city that killed 146 people on Aug 2, Procuratorial Daily reported on Sunday.

State bolsters online security

[2015-01-05 07:50]

With one of the world's largest online and mobile communities, China is facing increasing pressure to beef up its cybersafety.

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