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Fallout of Obama's visit to India

[2015-01-28 07:39]

Editor's Note: How will the US and India's cooperation ranging from nuclear to climate change impact China? Below are comments from Chinese and Indian experts:

Tsipras has to tread fine line to revive Greece

[2015-01-28 07:39]

Far left and far right. Europeans have seen leaders of two extreme political leanings getting the mandate of voters within one year amid the weak economic recovery.

Diplomacy should focus on neighbors

[2015-01-27 07:52]

Which relationship is more important for China, that with the United States or with its neighbors?

Train ticket returns help fuel scalping

[2015-01-27 07:52]

ACCORDING TO A RECENT POLICY, passengers have been able to purchase tickets online 60 days in advance for travel during the Spring Festival rush, an annual phenomenon caused by people working faraway returning home for the Chinese New Year. However, a recent online survey of 1,141 people found more than 60 percent of them failed to purchase a ticket and had to resort to scalpers, whose businesses continue flourishing. Comments:

Vulgar Web words taint cultural taste

[2015-01-27 07:52]

"Protect our language!" That was the call of Zhang Huaiqiong, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Shanghai Municipal Committee. Zhang said some of the new words that had emerged online were rather vulgar and might pollute the Chinese language. Comments:

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[2015-01-27 07:52]

President Xi Jinping has expressed the importance of giving higher priority to ecological and environmental protection during his visit to the Bai autonomous prefecture in Yunnan province, Southwest China.

Sportsmanship lives on clean sports field

[2015-01-27 07:52]

Is gold medal worship the root cause of corruption in the field of competitive sports or the other way round? This seems to be a question of chicken and eggs. But there is no denying that corruption is often behind sports scandals related to winning gold medals by cutting corners.

End graft to justify pay rises

[2015-01-27 07:52]

Civil servants' hard work in promoting good governance in China should be fairly rewarded according to rules and laws. But it is unacceptable for government officials to raise their own salaries under the pretense of helping them make ends meet without ending their corruption and power abuses. Their salaries should be the main source of income for civil servants, says an article in People's Daily.

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[2015-01-27 07:50]

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Thriving neighborhood vital for peaceful rise

[2015-01-27 07:52]

China's neighborhood appeared to be generally stable last year, although some regional security problems continued posing a threat. The strategic containment policies by major powers such as the United States, and pressing issues like territorial disputes, separatism and terrorism, comprised most of the destabilizing factors for China.

Anti-graft battle helps build a strong military

[2015-01-27 09:34]

China faces major as well as potentially minor security threats, and given the complicated international situation, the security environment in its neighborhood cannot be said to be satisfactory. This calls for further reform of the military, without which China cannot safeguard its national security.

Three key steps toward an innovative future

[2015-01-27 07:52]

The compass, paper money, moveable type printing, gunpowder and silk. These are a few of the inventions that until the early modern era put China ahead of the West as an innovator. But past glories are insufficient to address current and future challenges. Innovation requires a continuous flow of new ideas, and the ability to transform these into dynamic economic processes.

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