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World

  • Crashed jet's black box found incomplete

  • US limits F-22 flights after complaints

    US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on Tuesday announced new measures to restrict the flight missions by the 5th-generation F-22 Raptor fighters.

  • Syria's violence extends its reach

    The incessant violence in Syria extended its reach and targeted the UN observers who were supposed to have a "calming effect" in restive Syrian areas.

  • Fresh opportunity to China-France ties

    Hollande was sworn in as France's president, an inauguration that many see as an opportunity to improve the European's relations with China.

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Opinion

  • US economy

  • Conspiracy behind self-immolations

    It is clear that the self-immolations are nothing but staged scenes directed by the Dalai Lama clique as part of their separatist agenda.

  • China must safeguard island

    China should forcibly chase the Philippine vessel out of China's territorial waters and thereafter normalize China's jurisdiction over Huangyan Island and its surrounding waters.

  • Military spending meets country's need

    Countries like the United States, the United Kingdom and Japan have criticized China for the rapid rise in its defense budget, which has maintained a double-digit growth rate for almost two decades.

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Entertainment

  • 'What to Expect' premieres in Hollywood

  • Cannes film festival curtain up

    Comedy will dominate the opening of the Cannes film festival with Wes Anderson's child fantasy "Moonrise Kingdom" starring Bruce Willis and Bill Murray.

  • OneRepublic's Eddie Fisher arrested

    Drummer Eddie Fisher of the alternative rock band OneRepublic was arrested in Denver on suspicion of assault, disturbing the peace and destruction of private property, police said.

  • 'Desperate Housewives' find happy endings

    For eight years, the women of Wisteria Lane battled alcoholism, cancer, cheating husbands and direct attempts, but in the finale, four "Desperate Housewives" lived a fairy tale ending.

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Red Cross to heal its reputation

Organization implements reforms following 'lavish lifestyle' claim.

My China Story

New: One of a 'Kind' The China Daily website is inviting foreign readers to share their China stories with our worldwide audience.

Going back to the grassroots

Officials helping small, far-flung communities often find expressions of appreciation literally on their doorstep.

Imported infant formula prices up

A baby boom in the Year of the Dragon has led to a price hike of imported infant formula.

China Economy by Numbers-April

China Economy by Numbers is a monthly issue covering major Chineses economic figures and graphics.

Everything that's fit to eat

According to the story, US president Theodore Roosevelt threw his breakfast sausages out of the window after reading about conditions in Chicago's meatpacking industry.

Countdown to London Olympics

Countdown to London Olympics: US set for battle to top London medal table; China's sand queens set to stand and deliver.

Miss Fitness Cop competition

Hungary's Miss Fitness Zsaru (Cop) competition was held in Budapest.

'Battleship' premieres

Rihanna poses at the American premiere of "Battleship" in LA.

X-ray

In lieu of a ratings system, reasons subject to speculation and sarcasm underpin the cutting of a few frames from the new release of 3D version of Titanic.

Hot Pot Column

I am a self-made woman in several fields, including learning languages. As I preach to others: Don't wait to be perfect in a language before you start to use it.

Business

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Life

  • Vidal Sassoon: A head for business

  • Magic mushrooms

    You don't have to wait for the rainy season anymore to enjoy Yunnan's earthy treasures.

  • Han treasures visit London

    London 2012 Olympics Games spectators can sneak a peek into ancient Chinese arts.

  • The mystery of Buddha's missing head

    The Akshobhya Buddha's head, on the eastern wall of the Four Gates Pagoda's center pillar, was removed and stolen on the night of March 7, 1997.

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Sports

  • In photos: US Olympians for London Games

  • US strives to top London medal table

    The United States Olympic Committee's media summit wrapped up on Tuesday with no bold predictions but plenty of expectations as American athletes again look to top the medal table in London.

  • Torch relay braves rain near Athens

    The Olympic Flame Torch Relay for the 2012 London Games continued its trip across Greece on Tuesday, braving rain, as it nears Athens for the handing over ceremony on Thursday.

  • Evergrande reaches last 16 in CL thriller

    Guangzhou Evergrande, China's only hope for AFC Champions League, escaped the Thunder Castle Stadium of Thailand's Buriram United with a late 2-1 win on Tuesday.

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Odd News

  • Man fights deadly saliva charge

    A gay-rights group is urging New York state's high court to overturn the conviction of an HIV-positive man whose saliva was found to be a "dangerous instrument" in a biting case.

  • Woman fired after donating kidney to boss

    A New York woman who donated a kidney so her ailing boss would move up the transplant waiting list.

  • South Korean bullfighting is for bulls only

    Once a regular village entertainment in South Korea, bullfighting nearly died out as the nation rapidly industrialised, but the annual Cheongdo Bullfighting Festival help keep the cherished tradition alive.

  • Little people live in SW China's 'Lilliput'

    Nearly 100 dwarfs live in their "Lilliput" inside a forest park in Kunming. They work as actors, dancing, singing, and showing their talents for tourists.

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