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[2015-05-21 07:46]

A program has been launched to tighten safety assessment and supervision of foreign airlines operating in China, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said on Wednesday.

The college built on compassion

[2015-05-21 07:46]

The "Workers' College" is probably the smallest, shabbiest educational institute of its kind in Beijing.

Failure can be a prelude to success

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Huang Wenbo, 28, a student at the Workers' College

Science center founder blazes educational trail

[2015-05-21 07:46]

What does a young man with two doctorates in physics do for a career?

Around China

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Shaanxi

Disclosure rule pushed to officials at lower levels

[2015-05-20 07:35]

A regulation requiring Party officials and public servants to declare their personal incomes and assets has been extended to lower-level officials, according to the disciplinary results published by the country's top anti-graft authority.

Air pollution is main complaint in reports to hotline last year

[2015-05-20 07:35]

The public submitted 1,463 pollution reports through the 12369 telephone hotline last year, and most were related to air pollution, the Ministry of Environmental Protection said on Tuesday.

Official says China's 'precious' help after quake still important

[2015-05-20 07:35]

China has helped Nepal in disaster relief and rescue operations since the devastating earthquake on April 25, and the country now looks forward to more help from China during its reconstruction, one of the country's leading politicians said.

Culture spreads its wings in Africa

[2015-05-20 07:35]

More than 200 major Sino-African cultural communication events are being staged this year, the Ministry of Culture said on Tuesday.

Transplants hit by lack of donors

[2015-05-20 07:35]

Chen Xinguo, a liver transplant surgeon, used to perform more than 200 liver transplant operations a year in Beijing at the General Hospital of Armed Police Forces, but the number has declined dramatically this year.

Organ donations eased pain of grieving mother

[2015-05-20 07:35]

Tiana choked on a piece of plastic while playing at home on April 9 last year when I was doing housework.

Police investigate protection racket, gun crimes

[2015-05-20 07:35]

Police in Beijing are investigating accusations that street traders near a subway station were being forced to pay protection money to alleged gang members, according to the public security department in Changping district.

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