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Georgia eyes new port to expedite Eurasian shipping

[2015-09-15 08:21]

Georgia wants to construct a port to cut shipping time from China to Europe in half, and the nation will begin free trade negotiations with China soon, the country's prime minister said.

Stronger ties with Mauritania pledged

[2015-09-15 08:21]

China vowed on Monday to explore new areas of cooperation, including new energy, with the Northwest African country of Mauritania.

Border 'confrontation' reports dismissed

[2015-09-15 08:21]

Beijing dismissed reports of a border standoff between Chinese and Indian troops on Monday, asking for clarification from the Indians.

New SOE guidelines clarify equity structure

[2015-09-15 08:21]

China's biggest blueprint in two decades on the overhaul of State-owned enterprises has clarified principles for diversifying the equity structure of SOEs, which have total assets of more than $15 trillion.

Guidelines pave way for SOE reform

[2015-09-14 07:57]

China unveiled on Sunday a new stage in the reform of State-owned enterprises - part of a comprehensive strategy to speed up the nation's economic transition.

Growth rate may spur more support

[2015-09-14 07:57]

China's economic growth failed to rebound in August as expected, signaling that the central government may have to introduce more support measures.

Museum crowds wait six hours to see ancient scroll

[2015-09-14 07:57]

The appearance of a rare artistic treasure in Beijing over the weekend resulted in crowds waiting in line for six hours at the Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City.

Kazakhstan welcomes cosmonaut after record achievement

[2015-09-14 07:57]

Kazakhstan greeted the world's most experienced space flier and two rookie crewmates over the weekend when they returned from the International Space Station with a bull's-eye parachute landing.

Material girl gambled big and lost

[2015-09-14 07:57]

Helen of Troy had a face that launched a thousand ships, but in Chinese history more women have toppled dynasties with just one look, so to speak. Or so people believe.

This Day, That Year

[2015-09-14 07:57]

Item from China Daily on Sept 14, 1987: Thirsty people buy bowls of tea for just 2 fen each at a tea house in the busiest spot in Beijing's Qianmen Street. The tea house was reopened on Friday by the manager of Beijing Dashilan Trade Company, who started the business eight years ago after selling bowls of tea on the roadside.

Hot topic

[2015-09-14 07:57]

A recent survey shows that Chinese men are more likely than women to buy domestic-brand cellphones.

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