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Economists call for increased public spending

[2014-12-08 07:38]

Economists are calling for more proactive fiscal policies to counter the deepening slowdown in growth, as China's annual Central Economic Work Conference is set to start on Tuesday.

Paper released on South China Sea

[2014-12-08 07:38]

Government reiterates stance against arbitration request from Philippines

'New norm' set for the economy

[2014-12-06 08:06]

China must adjust its economy to a new norm and keep economic growth within a reasonable range, a top ruling body said on Friday, indicating that the growth target for next year could be lowered.

Flexibility pledged for grain imports to ensure food security

[2014-12-06 08:06]

China will continue to increase the flexibility of its grain imports, national agricultural officials said on Friday.

Chinese help sought in UK name game

[2014-12-06 08:06]

Clad in their ceremonial red tunics and matching high hats, they are one of the most recognizable sights in London.

Confucius Institutes defended after debate in the US

[2014-12-06 08:06]

China defended its overseas Confucius Institute programs on Friday after new questions were raised in the United States about their transparency and effect on academic freedom.

Xi vows military boost

[2014-12-05 08:19]

China will accelerate development of a military equipment system to build a modern army and support national security, according to President Xi Jinping.

Market bulls still running as savers turn to shares

[2014-12-05 08:19]

Shares in China rose for the third consecutive day on Thursday, reaching a 43-month high in Shanghai, but analysts warned of possible fluctuations next week.

Oldest engraving rewrites view of human history

[2014-12-05 08:19]

Anthropologists say they have found the earliest engraving in human history on a fossilized mollusk shell about 500,000 years old, unearthed in colonial-era Indonesia.

Major general netted in anti-graft campaign

[2014-12-05 08:19]

A major general at a People's Liberation Army university has been placed under investigation for alleged corruption, according to a report by Xinhua News Agency on Thursday.

Founders of HK protest lead dozens to surrender

[2014-12-04 07:44]

The men who conceived the "Occupy Central" campaign in Hong Kong stepped away from the illegal protests on Wednesday and walked into a police station to give themselves up.

First move by rail giants puts merger on track

[2014-12-04 07:44]

The nation's two biggest train makers, China CNR Corp and CSR Corp, have submitted the first draft of their merger plan to the State Council that will see CSR issuing shares to amalgamate with CNR.

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