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China and France reinforced their ties with new deals in nuclear power, aviation and ecological protection on Thursday, and the two sides promised to reduce Beijing's widening trade gap with Paris.
China will continue its efforts to protect African elephants and curb the illegal ivory trade by cracking down on the black market.
The Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday that it will step up efforts to stop the sale of counterfeit goods in China's burgeoning e-commerce market, after the country's largest consumer-to-consumer online market, Taobao, was accused of tolerating the sale of fakes.
China will manufacture and begin trial runs of a new "Chinese-standard" bullet train this year, according to the State-owned railway operator.
China's largest consumer-to-consumer platform taobao.com said on Wednesday it will file a complaint against an official at a government watchdog.
International astronomers say they have found the oldest known star encircled by five Earth-sized planets, signaling that planets formed throughout the history of the universe.
China's energy supply security was strengthened further on Wednesday when a crude oil pipeline linking the country's southwest and Myanmar's coastal city of Kyaukpyu began operating.
Beijing authorities are trying to find a legislator who was building a basement illegally under his courtyard, causing a street surface to collapse in Xicheng district.
The mysterious fall from grace of China's most prominent comedian is testament to a culture mired in political innuendoes and the uncomfortably close link between politics and entertainment.
Item from Jan 29, 1995, in China Daily: The first foreign-made armoured vehicles to transport cash and valuables arrived in Beijing recently from the United States and Germany. They will help the country cope with fast growth in money transportation ... The 100 armoured vehicles, adorned with the Bank of China logo, will soon be rolling near 50 BOC branches in major cities.
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