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Hardships and opportunities amid crisis: Hu 2009-02-25 10:57
Fire put out at China-India border in Tibet 2009-02-25 10:51
Surviving Chinese sailors return home 2009-02-25 10:11
Hope begins afresh for quake survivors 2009-02-25 10:04
Domestic demand will be raised: President Hu 2009-02-25 07:45
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 Hundreds of people were evacuated from the department store in a 32-story building after a fire broke out at around 12:20 on Wednesday afternoon.
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Hundreds of people were evacuated from the department store in a 32-story building after a fire broke out at around 12:20 on Wednesday afternoon.
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Hundreds of people were evacuated from the department store in a 32-story building after a fire broke out at around 12:20 on Wednesday afternoon.
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Hundreds of people were evacuated from the department store in a 32-story building after a fire broke out at around 12:20 on Wednesday afternoon.
Hong Kong is to mark the 10th anniversary of its return to the motherland on July 1.
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Hundreds of people were evacuated from the department store in a 32-story building after a fire broke out at around 12:20 on Wednesday afternoon.
A rooster, suspected of being a hen with extra hormones, has been laying eggs on a regular basis for at least a month in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu province.
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Hundreds of people were evacuated from the department store in a 32-story building after a fire broke out at around 12:20 on Wednesday afternoon.
China's external trade in new- and high-tech products amounted to $754.8 billion in 2008, a growth of 8.6 percent on the previous year, the General Administration of Customs said on Saturday.
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 China has asked telecom operators in the country to stop charging extra fees for sending short messages to users in competing carriers to check the customer base erosion problem faced by smaller operators.
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 China Development Bank said it had no plan to buy Shenzhen Development Bank, whose shares rose 10 percent on Monday after local media reported it might be bought by the State-owned bank.
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 Coca-Cola's bid to purchase Huiyuan Juice, China's largest juice producer, is still under review for compliance with a newly drafted anti-monopoly law. A result is expected in March.
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 A three-month nationwide crackdown on unlicensed taxis was launched on Friday in a bid to restore order in the legal taxi trade that employs at least 2 million people.
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 Traditional Chinese herbal tea combined with Western marketing strategy is producing one of the most popular soft drinks in China.
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 Japanese Emperor Akihito turned 75 on Tuesday, pledging to work for the betterment of the imperial family as his worries about the state of the world's oldest monarchy inflict a toll on his own health.
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Japanese Emperor Akihito turned 75 on Tuesday, pledging to work for the betterment of the imperial family as his worries about the state of the world's oldest monarchy inflict a toll on his own health.
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Japanese Emperor Akihito turned 75 on Tuesday, pledging to work for the betterment of the imperial family as his worries about the state of the world's oldest monarchy inflict a toll on his own health.
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Japanese Emperor Akihito turned 75 on Tuesday, pledging to work for the betterment of the imperial family as his worries about the state of the world's oldest monarchy inflict a toll on his own health.
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Japanese Emperor Akihito turned 75 on Tuesday, pledging to work for the betterment of the imperial family as his worries about the state of the world's oldest monarchy inflict a toll on his own health.
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 The Cleveland Cavaliers won their eighth game in a row while LeBron James became the youngest player to score 11,000 career NBA points in a 106-82 win over the New Jersey Nets on Tuesday.
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 Eight months after winning the US Open on one good leg, a healthy Tiger Woods is returning to golf. Woods said on his Web site Thursday that he will defend his title next week in the Accenture Match Play Championship.
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 Argentina coach Diego Maradona told his players not to fear high altitude when they face Bolivia at 3,600 metres above sea level in their World Cup qualifier in April.
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 Serena and Venus Williams remained on track to meet in the semifinals but Jelena Jankovic was ousted in the third round of the Dubai Championships on Wednesday.
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 National Basketball Association superstar Kobe Bryant will not see a doctor about his hyper-extended right knee and is feeling fine as the Los Angeles Lakers prepare to open their season next week.
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 Host China savored a day of harvest when its athletes have won a record of seven gold medals after four-day finals at the ongoing Harbin Winter Universiade here on Sunday.
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 Welcome to our coverage of the 81st Academy Awards. Follow the hottest trends from this years's red carpet.
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 'Valkyrie' star Tom Cruise was "visibly flustered" when he bumped into his ex-girlfriend Penelope Cruz at a pre-Oscar party on Friday night.
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 Kate Winslet, best actress nominee for "The Reader," arrives at the 81st Academy Awards in Hollywood, California February 22, 2009.
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 A former boyfriend of pop singer Britney Spears was charged with three felonies on Tuesday in connection with an alleged hit-and-run two weeks ago, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office said.
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 More than 36 million U.S. viewers watched Sunday's song-and-dance Oscars on television, lifting the glitzy film awards show from record low ratings in 2008, according to national ratings figures on Monday.
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 Oil painter Deng Jianjin from Guangdong province often employs disturbing colors
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 Who looked fantastic on the 2009 Oscars red carpet? Who do you think was the best dressed at the 2009 Oscars?
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 Actress Megan Fox poses at the 13th annual GQ magazine "Men of the Year" party in Los Angeles November 18, 2008.
A study of nearly 1.3 million British women offers yet more evidence that moderate alcohol consumption increases the risk of a handful of cancers.
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 A model presents a creation from the Paul Smith 2009 Autumn/Winter collection during London Fashion Week.
On a street in Rio's Ipanema beach neighborhood, Juju Maravilha, dressed in a sultry gold and green sequined gown topped off by a headdress of yellow feathers, takes less than five seconds to ponder a question.
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 A man has been arrested after he allegedly tried to smuggle 44 reptiles on to an aeroplane.
Models walk around a bus station during the third edition of the Brazilian version of the Underwear Day in Brasilia, February 17, 2009.
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 Thursday nights are usually a crash-and-burn night for me because it’s the end of my regular work week, and I’m always looking for something easy and comforting when I get home.
If you love yogurt, you’re in luck. You probably already know it’s good for you, but I found a recent Swedish study that gives us more evidence.
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 Although a full marathon is 42 km in length, that does not prevent even the most inexperienced athlete from at least considering taking part in one.
Simply being overweight, but not obese, from an early age boosts the risk of premature death by a third -- as much as smoking up to 10 cigarettes a day, researchers in Sweden reported Wednesday.
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 So there we were, sipping shiraz at sunset and minding our own business, when there was a rude rap at the window. And then a hiss.
Enough already with chilly gray winter. Time to pick up a bouquet of bright pink tulips and start thinking about spring.
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 English soccer star David Beckham smiles to the fans during a presentation at the Adidas store in downtown Milan February 23, 2009.
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