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[2015-03-30 07:38]

"Animals in zoos should be bred with their own kind. People should learn to protect animals according to the real needs of the beasts."

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[2015-03-30 07:38]

What our reporters and editors will be following today. See breaking news on chinadaily.com.cn

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[2015-03-30 07:38]

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Austria sets its sights on the AIIB

[2015-03-28 08:09]

Austria has joined the list of countries applying to join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, with the European nation's president saying in Beijing on Friday that Vienna attaches great importance to the institution.

Collector willing to return Buddha statue

[2015-03-28 08:09]

A Dutch private collector who owns a 1,000-year-old Buddha statue with a mummified monk inside is willing to return it to a Chinese village if it is proved that the statue was stolen from there.

A moment in time: Anything Liu can do

[2015-03-28 08:10]

Interest in sports is spreading across the country as Beijing and Zhangjiakou press ahead with their joint bid to host the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Spaniard Quini studies Chinese at 83

[2015-03-28 08:09]

"Everyone says I have a Chinese face," says "Quini", who jokes that her family on her mother's side was from the Canary Islands.

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[2015-03-28 08:09]

China, a nation with a 5,000-year history and a fast-developing economy, attracts tourists from all over the world. The landscapes are no less charming at night. Here are our picks of five beautiful night scenes.

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[2015-03-28 08:09]

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[2015-03-28 08:09]

Origins of British-style 'afternoon tea' in Shanghai

Landmark agreements signed with Kazakhstan

[2015-03-28 08:09]

China's effort to export its industrial capacity to other countries recorded another success on Friday with the signing of landmark deals with resource-rich Kazakhstan worth $23.6 billion to help restructure the Central Asian country's economy.

Piraeus port deal still alive, Greek deputy PM says

[2015-03-28 08:09]

The process of privatizing Greece's Piraeus port, halted for months, will resume this month or no later than next month, Greek Deputy Prime Minister Yannis Dragasakis told China Daily on Friday, after witnessing the launch of the China-Greece Maritime Cooperation Year with Vice-Premier Ma Kai.

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