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News Archive --- Date:20041115
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Proposed "referendum" in HKSAR violates Basic Law: official (09:44, November 16)
PLA Air Force to switch its defensive posture (09:52, November 16)
Tung: HK not to consider any proposals on constitutional development deviating from Basic Law (16:41, November 15)
China frames anti-corruption system for clean government (13:11, November 15)
China Agriculture Development Corporation established (09:02, November 15)
China to step up development of medium-sized city: official (08:08, November 15)
22 senior officers recruited for SOEs (08:13, November 15)
China to rotate anti-corruption chiefs of grassroot procuratorates (08:11, November 15)
2 accountable for fatal boat capsizing sentenced (08:24, November 15)
China licenses 1st 700 corporate lawyers (08:25, November 15)
Chinese mainland responds to Taiwan leader's appeal for resumption of talks (13:29, November 15)
Private investment boosts forestry development in China (07:57, November 15)
China's Muslims celebrate end of fast (08:58, November 15)
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PetroChina signs US$715m LNG deal (16:48, November 15)
Huawei announces US$442m in Africa deals (16:48, November 15)
Standard Chartered Bank (HK) announces management changes (15:03, November 15)
Survey: China's economic growth is a most positive factor (15:03, November 15)
China's top 500 welcome more private firms (13:17, November 15)
Luxembourg, China agree to enhance economic ties (13:12, November 15)
Down exports up as China recovers from bird flu impact (13:08, November 15)
Laws necessary to counter monopoly by foreign giants (13:06, November 15)
Pyramid salesman sentenced in Guangzhou (11:28, November 15)
Honda to build second plant in Guangzhou (11:29, November 15)
Housing prices buoyed by demand and to continue upturn (11:22, November 15)
New pay rule to help workers (11:00, November 15)
China Southern buys assets to restructure (10:49, November 15)
Minsheng issues subordinate bonds (10:50, November 15)
Shares end up buoyed by easing inflation (10:50, November 15)
New Zealand forestry firms unite to target China market (09:17, November 15)
Fibre company rapidly weaves way into overseas markets (08:58, November 15)
Lifestyle aficionados ignore prices (08:45, November 15)
Crude imports via Tianjin Port rise by 10 percent (08:05, November 15)
9th international convention of East Asian Economic Association held in HK (08:03, November 15)
Hainan ready for large scale development and construction (08:03, November 15)
Calls made to change interest income tax (08:08, November 15)
ASEAN contractors project rosy future (08:10, November 15)
Telstra eyes Olympic Games in Beijing (08:13, November 15)
Focus for LCD makers stressed (08:16, November 15)
Insurer set to establish nationwide branches (08:20, November 15)
Sony forecasts bright profits in high-end TVs (08:22, November 15)
HK air cargo throughput hits record high in October (07:58, November 15)
China imports nearly 100 mln tons of crude oil Jan. to Oct. (07:56, November 15)
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Namibians cast votes in presidential election (19:27, November 15)
Palestinians demand Israel's ease-up on election (16:32, November 15)
Pits still ahead for post-Arafat Mideast peace process (16:49, November 15)
S.Korean civil servants launch general strike (15:07, November 15)
Namibians go to polls to elect new president, parliament (15:06, November 15)
Taiwan independence intolerable: President Hu (14:58, November 15)
Japan preparing princess' wedding (13:08, November 15)
Palestine's newly-named PLO chief Abbas survives shoot-out (11:26, November 15)
Arekat calls on detering Israel from hindering election (11:13, November 15)
ETA's political ally calls for peace talks (10:44, November 15)
President Hu hails friendship with all Latin America (09:21, November 15)
Israel divided on Palestinian vote (09:22, November 15)
Palestinians to hold presidential elections on Jan. 9 (09:15, November 15)
Feature: Hunting kidnapper in Pakistan's tribal area (09:05, November 15)
Russia makes overture on Kurils (09:05, November 15)
More than 400 wounded US soldiers flown to German hospital (08:49, November 15)
APEC meeting targets trade, anti-corruption and sustainable development (08:51, November 15)
Russia denies Georgia statements about interference (08:43, November 15)
DPRK rebuts US allegation on nuclear talks (08:35, November 15)
Russia hails settlement of territorial problem with China (08:10, November 15)
Qurei nominated as chief of Palestinian security council (08:12, November 15)
Rumsfeld: Fallujah offensive not over (08:15, November 15)
55 militants freed in India-controlled Kashmir (08:18, November 15)
Ceremony held for arrival of China-made port equipment in Pakistan (07:51, November 15)
Abbas denies Gaza shootout aimed at him (10:45, November 15)
Iran agrees to suspend uranium enrichment (11:15, November 15)
38 US soldiers killed, 275 wounded in Fallujah assault (14:00, November 15)
African leaders support UN arms embargo on Cote d'Ivoire (07:45, November 15)
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Medallists at China Open badminton (11:22, November 15)
Home teams, except one, win openers in CBA basketball league (11:18, November 15)
Beijing Ducks beat Henan Raptors 98-88 in Chinese basketball (11:18, November 15)
Newcomer Fujian Xunxing wins CBA opener 84-79 (11:20, November 15)
Li Tie joins national squad (10:50, November 15)
Xie wins women's singles at China Open (with results) (11:21, November 15)
Chinese HK names squad for qualifier against China (08:34, November 15)
China still reigns badminton world (10:49, November 15)
Lin leads China one-two in men's singles badminton (08:19, November 15)
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70 percent of foreign wives in Guangzhou are Vietnamese (15:51, November 15)
Shenzhen to tackle population explosion (15:30, November 15)
Police cooperation tightened in Pan Pearl River Delta (15:04, November 15)
Henan sets up 5-level AIDS treatment network (16:08, November 15)
Miss World pageant gets underway in China (13:05, November 15)
Beijing launches massive relics revamp (10:48, November 15)
Healthy habits important for diabetes (10:54, November 15)
Students seek extra psychology courses (10:46, November 15)
Rare tigers coming to Shenzhen (10:44, November 15)
Real estate information goes online in Shenzhen (10:53, November 15)
New bus terminals planned in Shenzhen (10:49, November 15)
Eight forest reserves planned in Shenzhen (10:52, November 15)
"Incredibles" continues reign at N. America box office (09:06, November 15)
2 accountable for fatal boat capsizing sentenced (08:24, November 15)
Traditional Uygur music form intended for UNESCO heritage list (08:21, November 15)
Overweight leads to high danger of diabetes among Beijingers (08:17, November 15)
Experts call for vigilance against diabetes in the young, middle aged (08:16, November 15)
China owes growing number of diabetics to obesity (08:15, November 15)
Solar energy changes life of Tibetans (08:01, November 15)
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Chinese shuttlers net 3 titles at home
China's Lin Dan reacts after winning the final match of the men's singles at China Open badminton championships in Guangzhou, capital of south China's Guangdong Province, Nov. 14, 2004. Lin beat his compatriot Bao Chunlai 2-0.
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The 29th ACM international Collegiate Programming Contest
The 29th ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest Asia-Beijing Regional Contest is ongoing at the Peking University on Nov 14, 2004. A total of 72 teams from 52 Chinese universities take part in the competition, and the team of the Shanghai Jiao Tong University wins the championship and will enters the finals.
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Turkey to issue new banknote
The photo taken in Turkish city Istanbul on Nov. 12, 2004 shows three Turkish banknotes worth 20 million lira (about 13.5 US dollars for each) each. This is the biggest Turkish banknote at present--also the biggest banknote in the world. New Turkish Lira (YTL) and new kurus (coin) will be circulated in Turkey from Jan. 1, 2005.
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Pakistan hunts for kidnapper, 6 militants killed
Weapons seized by Pakistani troops in the South Waziristan agency. Since two Chinese engineers were kidnapped in Pakistan's western tribal belt last month, Pakistani troops have been hunting for Abdullah Mahsud, the master-mind of the kidnap, in the South Waziristan agency, his hide-out. Six militants have been killed during the hunting. But Abdullah Mahsud is still at large.
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President Hu continues on Brazil trip
Governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro Rosinha Garotinho meets with visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Nov. 13, 2004. (Xinhua Photo)
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Deputy CIA chief resigns
File photo taken on June 4, 2004 shows the deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) John McLaughlin. McLaughlin resigned on Nov. 12, 2004 after a series of confrontations with CIA Director Porter Goss' aides, the Washington Post reported on Saturday.
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