Japan's recent moves to lift constitutional restrictions on its armed forces are a flagrant violation of the Potsdam Declaration, a major international agreement for establishing the post-World War II international order, sources from a briefing by the State Council Information Office said on Thursday.
The Japanese government's comments about China's oil and gas development in the East China Sea were made to attract domestic support for new security bills, which face mounting opposition, according to observers.
The boom at China's multiplexes is almost taken for granted, but it is not every week that several records are shattered - and by three domestic releases.
China Construction Bank has been ordered to tighten money-laundering controls at its New York branch to resolve an enforcement action brought by the US Federal Reserve and the New York Department of Financial Services.
E-commerce giant Alibaba, known for helping online vendors to attract as many shoppers as possible, is branching out in a new direction by enabling Chinese sperm banks to find potential donors.
Colleges are currently offering admission notices to freshmen, but Ni Shuyi, a graduate from an elite high school, is not interested, since she received an offer from the University of California, San Diego, in March.
At certain times of the year, in certain companies, a certain feeling of apprehension descends upon a certain number who have to justify their role during the proceeding 12 months to the company's human resources department.
Item from July 23, 1997, in China Daily: Iron and steel production showed a developing momentum with output of major products enjoying big increases in the first half of the year, said the Ministry of Metallurgical Industry ... China produced 52.5 million tons of steel and 46.86 million tons of rolled steel during the January-June period, an increase of 6.7 percent and 9.7 percent respectively over the same period last year.
Summer floods have hit many cities across the country, disrupting transport networks and threatening people's livelihoods.
Medical insurance covering expenses for critical illnesses is to be expanded to include the whole country before the end of this year to help financially challenged residents.
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