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Young must not be fooled with false history

[2015-08-06 07:40]

Students in Taiwan have the right to receive history education that is correct and should not be manipulated by political forces as tools for their agenda.

Trans-Pacific divisions come to the fore

[2015-08-06 07:40]

Last week, trade ministers of 12 Pacific Rim countries, 650 officials, lobby groups and other stakeholders met in Hawaii to conclude the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement. But the talks failed.

Dual track right course in the South China Sea

[2015-08-05 07:45]

Foreign Minister Wang Yi once again stressed a dual-track approach to resolve the South China Sea disputes. Such an approach, namely direct negotiations between disputing parties and joint efforts to maintain peace and stability, is built on consensus between China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Basis of sustainable growth

[2015-08-05 07:45]

Complicated domestic and overseas circumstances mean China needs to make greater efforts to sustain its economic advancement.

No promotion not an excuse for officials to pursue illegal gains

[2015-08-05 07:45]

BIAN FEI, THE FORMER PARTY CHIEFof Daming county in North China's Hebei province, was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve this week.

Roaming fees a drag on development

[2015-08-05 07:45]

ON SATURDAY, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said it was canceling roaming fees for mobile phones in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei province, to support their integration.

Paid leave is a right, not an extra benefit

[2015-08-05 07:45]

THE GOVERNMENT has already emphasized five times this year, workers have the right to paid leave. Comments:

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[2015-08-05 07:45]

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[2015-08-05 07:44]

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Xi's tenet of comprehensive governance

[2015-08-05 07:45]

President Xi Jinping will pay a state visit to Washington at a time when most China watchers in the United States have become pessimistic about Sino-US relations.

Taxing tobacco to reduce expenditures on illnesses

[2015-08-05 07:45]

Over the last 10 years, impressive gains have been made in the battle against the tobacco epidemic. Spurred by the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, which came into force in 2005, most countries have launched comprehensive tobacco-control programs. But much more remains to be done. If the tobacco epidemic is not addressed, it will, according to WHO estimates, kill 1 billion people over the course of this century.

Will Paris yield a decisive climate deal?

[2015-08-05 07:45]

The UN climate change conference in Paris in December is expected by many to deliver a decisive plan to curb global warming, more precisely to prevent global temperatures from rising 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit) above the pre-industrial levels. Keeping temperatures below that level is what climate scientists have been fighting for since the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the world vowed to avoid undefined "dangerous" human interference with the climate system.

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