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News Archive --- Date:20041214


China

  • Timor-Leste opens embassy in Beijing (19:20, December 14)
  • China to donate more to World Food Program (19:11, December 14)
  • Venezuelan president to visit China (19:11, December 14)
  • Five characters of Beijing's economic & social development  (15:49, December 14)
  • China's carrier-based helicopter lands on the carrier at night (15:16, December 14)
  • China's social and economic development in best period  (13:48, December 14)
  • Trial of heavy loaded train successful at the Datong-Qinghuangdao railway (13:50, December 14)
  • "One Country, Two Systems" policy successful in Macao: Chief Executive  (08:24, December 14)
  • China, WFP discuss further cooperation (08:36, December 14)
  • Macao marks 5th anniversary of return to motherland (08:09, December 14)
  • China, Russia to conduct first joint military exercise next year  (14:13, December 14)
  • Chinese to read American reporter's documentary on Japan's intrusion  (08:21, December 14)
  • Sino-Russian army-to-army co-op not targeted at any third party: Chinese Defense Minister (08:56, December 14)
  • Senior CPC official meets guests from Japan, South Africa and Moldova (08:35, December 14)
  • Chinese state councilor meets Sudanese guests (08:24, December 14)
  • Nanjing Massacre must not be forgotten, say college students (08:35, December 14)
  • Historical materials on Nanjing Massacre unveiled (08:19, December 14)
  • China to deepen military cooperation with Russia: senior Chinese military officer (08:57, December 14)
  • Chinese, DPRK officials vow to expand trade, economic cooperation (08:36, December 14)
  • Nanjing rally commemorates Nanjing Massacre anniversary (08:11, December 14)



  • Business

  • China's FDI shows continuous growth (19:06, December 14)
  • China's township businesses report steady, fast growth (19:05, December 14)
  • China hopes smooth transition of textile integration (19:01, December 14)
  • Control on SOEs to be tighter to avoid risk (15:12, December 14)
  • CAO case "bitter medicine" for state companies (14:02, December 14)
  • Regulator lifts suspension on IPOs (14:04, December 14)
  • COSCO Pacific in talks on mainland port plan (14:07, December 14)
  • Chang'an Auto to control smaller rival firm (14:09, December 14)
  • IT firms post profit surge (14:11, December 14)
  • State companies warned against over optimism (13:34, December 14)
  • Farmers' increased spending pushes up retail sales (13:22, December 14)
  • Green steel production facility scheduled (11:16, December 14)
  • Chimes of change for China's timepiece market (11:19, December 14)
  • Aviation professionals trained by Airbus training center pass 10,000 (11:06, December 14)
  • China voices "strong dissatisfaction" with US anti-dumping ruling on furniture (10:21, December 14)
  • Big state companies to recruit from overseas (10:20, December 14)
  • China becomes major engine of world economy: world bank (10:20, December 14)
  • Macao's economy on track of fast growth: chief executive (10:19, December 14)
  • Oracle, PeopleSoft reach takeover deal of 10.3 billion dollars (10:16, December 14)
  • China vows to further trade ties with Belarus (10:04, December 14)
  • Moves to improve textile trading climate (08:58, December 14)
  • Car sales and output grow in past 11 months (09:02, December 14)
  • China advised not to make big change in currency exchange in short (08:33, December 14)
  • China to accelerate reform of SOEs, Vice-Premier (10:18, December 14)
  • China's steel exports continue to rise (08:35, December 14)
  • Central bank report: money supply "appropriate" (08:35, December 14)
  • China designates 48 coke export companies (08:36, December 14)
  • China launches mid-term examination in ROK dumping case (08:19, December 14)
  • Great Wall, IBM forge partnership (09:48, December 14)
  • State assets watchdog urges state companies to control risk (08:02, December 14)
  • Big state enterprises to sell 5.3 trillion yuan of product (09:14, December 14)
  • McDonald's to move China headquarters to Shanghai from HK (08:06, December 14)



  • World

  • Japan, US to cooperate in missile defense  (19:26, December 14)
  • Egypt, Israel, US sign historical trade agreement (19:10, December 14)
  • Pakistan, India hope on result-oriented nuclear talks (16:05, December 14)
  • DPRK urges US to rebuild "groundwork" for six-party talks (15:08, December 14)
  • M5.8 earthquake rocks Japan's Hokkaido (15:06, December 14)
  • Japan Cabinet approves extra budget for extended Iraq mission (15:04, December 14)
  • Israel and Palestine reach consensus on election mechanism (13:10, December 14)
  • Basescu wins 2nd round of presidential elections in Romania. (10:49, December 14)
  • Pinochet indicted for kidnappings, homicide  (10:42, December 14)
  • US not to reduce military presence in Afghanistan: spokesman (10:24, December 14)
  • Osama bin Laden not caught in Pakistan (10:07, December 14)
  • Mekong countries prepare for summit in China (10:07, December 14)
  • Clinton predicts Arab world's future (10:07, December 14)
  • Bush's inauguration spurs tightest security (09:45, December 14)
  • Embassy: No decision made on Japanese aid to China  (09:26, December 14)
  • EU says energy dialogue with Russia positive (08:47, December 14)
  • Cyprus to decide about Turkey's EU bid at last moment: president (08:43, December 14)
  • Annan discusses UN reforms with regional leaders (08:45, December 14)
  • France intends to push for implementing Mideast roadmap plan (08:41, December 14)
  • Darfur peace talks suspended as rebels pull out (08:39, December 14)
  • Abbas satisfied with visit to Kuwait (08:10, December 14)
  • Iran slams US for alleged phone tapping on UN nuclear chief (08:20, December 14)
  • Albanian police arrest group smuggling ground-to-air missiles (08:25, December 14)
  • US urges to fully investigate poisoning of Yushchenko (08:16, December 14)



  • Opinion

  • One year after Saddam Hussein's capture  (19:58, December 14)
  • Put into effect scientific viewpoint of development in an all-round way (11:05, December 15)
  • Five hows and whys about China's foreign exchange (13:30, December 14)
  • Sociologist forecasts seven Chinese social trends in 2005 (13:16, December 14)



  • Sports

  • China much better in doping-control: Australian swimming coach  (16:19, December 14)
  • Miller wins sixth Alpine skiing World Cup race of season  (15:38, December 14)
  • Tiger Woods wins Target World Challenge (15:28, December 14)
  • Zhang Lianwei puts China on world golf map (15:23, December 14)
  • Yao Ming joins TAG Heuer as global brand ambassador  (16:30, December 14)
  • Shevchenko voted European Footballer of the Year  (15:00, December 14)
  • Indonesia enter semifinals, Singapore crush Laos in Tiger Cup (08:10, December 14)
  • Britain's Holmes wins BBC award  (08:07, December 14)
  • Asia Champions League to kick off in March (08:02, December 14)
  • Olympic champion Luo fails to qualify for 100m breaststroke final (07:58, December 14)
  • Chinese athletes no more muscle monsters (07:53, December 14)
  • Olympic champion Liu Xiang to start winter training (09:00, December 14)
  • Chinese Taipei's first Olympic champion Chen accepts job in Shanghai (07:46, December 14)



  • Science & Technology

  • China to set up new nuke tech company (09:41, December 14)



  • Life

  • China's gay men know little about AIDS: survey (16:07, December 14)
  • Award-winning sculpture series sparks controversy (16:21, December 14)
  • 36 still trapped in mine, rescue goes on   (15:11, December 14)
  • Porn Web site operators sentenced  (13:33, December 14)
  • Free plastic surgery for justice volunteer (13:35, December 14)
  • Coastal railway blueprint unveiled (13:39, December 14)
  • Mass UFO sightings in Gansu (13:37, December 14)
  • 'Thieves' pockets huge returns (10:49, December 14)
  • Former diving queen Fu Mingxia mums second boy (09:44, December 14)
  • China to move endangered dolphins for protection (09:28, December 14)
  • Printed page loses out to electronic media (09:28, December 14)
  • Children calling attention from TV makers  (08:25, December 14)
  • Dense fog delays traffic in Shanghai (08:04, December 14)



  • Photo

    Kelly Chan to ring in the new year

    Hong Kong actress and singer Kelly Chan is putting the final touches on preparations for her Coliseum Concert, scheduled to take place in Hong Kong this Christmas Eve. (CRI)

    Iran holds nuclear talks with EU

    Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Hassan Rohani (C) holds a joint news conference with French Foreign Minister Michel Barnier (L), British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw (2ndL), German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer (2ndR) and EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana (R) in Brussels December 13, 2004. (Reuters)

    36 miners still missing in flooded coal mine

    Rescuers carry a transformer used for pumping water into the mine in the Tianchi Coal mine, in Xujiaba Town in Southwest China's Guizhou Province on Dec 13th. Heavy flooding trapped 80 miners underground, 44 workers have been rescued while 36 are still missing.

    International table tennis challenge to be held in Changsha city

    Jan-ove Waldner (R) from Sweden talks with Vladimir Samsonov from Belarus during the drawing ceremony for the International Challenging Match of Table Tennis in Changsha, capital of central China's Hunan Province, Dec. 13, 2004.

    Great Wall, IBM join hands

    China Great Wall Computer Corp President Lu Ming and IBM Vice-President Tim Carroll attend the signing ceremony of their joint venture -- International Systems Technology Company -- based in Shenzhen, South China's Guangdong Province on Dec 12. (newsphoto)

    Scaffold collapses in Guizhou

    The picture shows the site of a scaffold collapse accident in Guangzhou, capital city of South China's Guangdong province, Dec. 13, 2004. The scaffold collapsed at the construction site of a viaduct in Guangzhou in the early morning on Monday. 26 people were reported injured.

    Children's Christmas fairyland in Finland

    A Santa Claus talks with a child in the children's Christmas fairyland in Jarvenpaa, south Finland, Dec. 12, 2004. Thousands of children, accompanied by their parents, took part in the annual celebration for the Christmas in the fairyland Dec. 12.

    Chinese peace-keeping troops' contribution to construction of DRC

    Li Pingsheng, a Chinese peace-keeping soldier stationed in Bukavu town in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), commands a road roller to repair the road from the town to airport on Dec. 13, 2004. Chinese peace-keeping soldiers accomplished 4 000 stere volume of earthwork in 4 months after their arrival.

    Russian Defense Minister visits China

    Chinese President Hu Jintao (R) meets with visiting Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Dec. 13, 2004.

    Suicide bomb hit Baghdad

    A wounded man receives medical treatment at the Yarmuk Hospital in Baghdad, capital of Iraq, Dec. 13, 2004. A suicide car bomb blast occurred at an entrance to the heavily fortified Green Zone in central Baghdad Monday morning, leaving seven people killed and 19 others injured.

    Dense fog covers Hefei

    Local residents ride bicycles in heavy fog in downtown Hefei, capital of east China's Anhui Province, Dec. 13, 2004. The city was hit by a dense fog on Monday with a visibility less than 10 meters.

    Abbas holds talks with Kuwaiti PM

    Kuwaiti Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah (R) shakes hands with Mahmoud Abbas, chairman of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization during a meeting in Kuwait City Dec. 13, 2004.

    Rally held to commemorate the Nanjing Massacre

    Japanese guests pray after presenting bouquets at the Memorial of the Victims of the Nanjing Massacre by Japanese invading troops, in Nanjing, capital city of east China's Jiangsu Province, Dec. 13, 2004. Local people and foreign guests held a commemoration at the memorial on Dec. 13 for the 67th anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre.


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