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News Archive --- Date:20050218


China

  • 6.4 bln Yuan earmarked for key Tibet projects (17:30, February 18)
  • 453 people held accountable for coal mine accidents punished in Hebei (17:13, February 18)
  • Turn right and wrong upside down for misleading the public (14:21, February 18)
  • China condemns CIA's warning on its military efforts (10:39, February 18)
  • China, India forming strategic ties  (08:50, February 18)
  • China to restrict usage of RMB images on Internet  (08:17, February 21)
  • China to send official to DPRK on nuclear impasse  (08:16, February 21)
  • Chinese president vows to further Sino-African ties (08:11, February 18)
  • China supports ROK to improve ties with DPRK: FM (08:17, February 21)
  • "One Country, Two Systems" becomes successful reality in HK: justice chief (08:18, February 18)
  • Chinese FM meets US top negotiator (08:20, February 18)
  • China urges US officials not to send "wrong signal" to Taiwan (08:17, February 21)
  • China urges developed countries to ratify Kyoto Protocol as soon as possible (08:18, February 21)
  • Korean Peninsular's denuclearization goal acknowledged in 6-party talks (08:25, February 18)
  • Vanuatu PM to visit China (08:21, February 18)
  • China strongly condemns terrorist explosions in the Philippines (08:18, February 21)



  • Business

  • First mainland index ETF to hit Shanghai market (17:26, February 18)
  • China considers legalizing IPR as corporate shares (17:24, February 18)
  • TV mobile phones facing barriers in China (17:23, February 18)
  • 3 cognitive results achieved in macro-control: Wu Jinglian (16:58, February 18)
  • China recognizes 153 famous trademarks (13:23, February 18)
  • Italian firm to buy 33% of Yantai Changyu (13:45, February 18)
  • Matsushita to boost TV procurement from TCL (13:40, February 18)
  • ZTE denies plans to buy Siemens phone division (13:41, February 18)
  • Shenzhen likely to be first to run 3G networks (13:41, February 18)
  • Diesel imports may jump in second quarter (13:42, February 18)
  • State vows better forex management (13:44, February 18)
  • China's agriculture needs a science engine (10:58, February 18)
  • Government ponders electricity rate hike (09:47, February 18)
  • CIRC releases additional market guidelines (09:48, February 18)
  • China concerns over Turkish restrictions on textiles (09:50, February 18)
  • China to restrict usage of RMB images on Internet (08:21, February 18)
  • China promotes regional cooperation to revitalize Silk Road (08:12, February 18)
  • China's auto market expected to grow 10-12% in 2005 (08:10, February 18)
  • ADB approves handing over 600 million USD of aid to tsunami-hit countries (08:13, February 18)
  • EU gives Greece one extra year to reduce deficit (08:16, February 18)
  • EU finance ministers continue debate over euro rules reform (08:18, February 18)
  • Greenspan sees evidence of US housing bubbles (08:19, February 18)
  • Oil futures fall on sharp increase in gasoline supplies (08:08, February 18)



  • World

  • Top US nuclear negotiator calls for "coordinated approaches" to DPRK (19:02, February 18)
  • Israel to allow 20 Bethlehem exiles to return home (19:04, February 18)
  • Indonesia in high hope to resume talks with GAM (17:08, February 18)
  • Two US soldiers killed in northern Iraq (17:07, February 18)
  • Japan's ex-lawmaker to be imprisoned for funds scandal (17:05, February 18)
  • 2 Indonesian journalists seized in Iraq (15:16, February 18)
  • US security coordinator visits Mideast (15:15, February 18)
  • Seoul seeks law to ban nuclear weapon development (13:11, February 18)
  • Vietnam to conduct bird flu vaccination trials on humans (13:09, February 18)
  • Lebanese president investigating ex-PM's assassination (13:15, February 18)
  • Chinese teenage girl murdered in Malaysia (13:13, February 18)
  • NASA researchers may have found life on Mars (10:51, February 18)
  • Neighbours agree to start cross-Kashmir bus service (10:39, February 18)
  • Georgian parliament ratifies new government  (09:45, February 18)
  • Negroponte named as US intelligence chief (08:59, February 18)
  • US Senate approves ban on genetic discrimination (08:58, February 18)
  • US expressed concerns over Russia's missile sale to Syria (08:57, February 18)
  • Bush departs for European trip on Sunday (08:55, February 18)
  • Sharon's son indicted on illegal financing  (08:52, February 18)
  • Iraq's Shiite alliance wins majority in National Assembly (08:51, February 18)
  • Bush pledges to solve Iran's nuclear issue diplomatically (08:50, February 18)
  • World population reaches 6.5 bln in 2005: UN report (08:48, February 18)
  • Zimbabwe launches new policy for sustained economic growth (08:46, February 18)
  • Togo's new president visits Nigeria (08:44, February 18)
  • German peace movement plans demonstrations against Bush visit (08:43, February 18)
  • US urges Syria to stop supporting terror, leave Lebanon (08:41, February 18)



  • Opinion

  • Syria and Iran create alliance against United States (16:23, February 18)
  • Let foreign investments flow to R&D centers (15:23, February 18)
  • Formation of Iraqi transition govt remains unclear: Analysis (09:36, February 18)



  • Sports

  • China's squad pedal to glory (11:28, February 18)
  • Federer makes easy through to quarter-finals in Rotterdam (09:16, February 18)
  • IOC inspectors visit proposed venues in London (09:19, February 18)
  • UAE to host world volleyball qualifier in May  (08:18, February 18)
  • Yan Shiduo steps down as Chinese soccer boss   (11:22, February 18)



  • Science & Technology

  • China becoming more technologically innovative (15:14, February 18)
  • NASA researchers may have found life on Mars (10:58, February 18)



  • Life

  • Individual travel to HK, Macao expanded (17:18, February 18)
  • Let the people decide the future of firework ban (15:33, February 18)
  • East China park on UNESCO's new geoparks list  (15:27, February 18)
  • Tibetan palace to be renovated  (13:07, February 18)
  • Tony Leung as new candidate for 'Zhang Daqian' (10:57, February 18)
  • Jobless youths lack motivation (10:59, February 18)
  • Annual arts festival starts in Hong Kong (09:48, February 18)
  • Spring Festival witnesses 13% increase in air transport (09:00, February 18)
  • 102 hurt in marine collision in HK  (08:18, February 18)
  • Art that cloaks confusion (08:23, February 18)
  • Eat, drink and be merry... but pay the price (08:25, February 18)



  • Photo

    New safety test and assessment for national grand theatre

    A worker walks past the national grand theatre in the center of Beijing in this July 29, 2004 file photo. The theatre, designed by French architect Paul Andreu who also designed the Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Paris, will likely have to undergo another safety test and assessment, following the conclusion that the collapse of the airport's terminal roof was caused by design fault. The theatre will have a floor space of 200,000 square meters and is estimated to cost 2.688 billion yuan. (Xinhua)

    Dragon dance performance

    A dragon dance team gives performance in Hexi District, Tianjin, Feb. 17, 2005. The Tianjin Folk Culture Tourism Temple Fair opened Thursday, attracting a lot of visitors.

    China offers assistance gratis to Afghanistan

    Chinese ambassador Liu Jian (L, Front) shakes hands with Afghan Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah after signing a framework agreement of offering 15 million US dollars' assistance gratis to Afghanistan in Kabul Feb. 17, 2005.

    Brazilians protest against US' stand on the Kyoto Protocol

    Members of the Brazilian Green Peace organization hold a demonstration in front of the United States Consulate General in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Feb. 16, 2005. The banner in Portuguese means "I do not carry out Kyoto Protocol". The organization held the demonstration to protest against US refusal to implement the Kyoto Protocol, aimed at curbing global warming.

    Temperature reaches 37 degrees centigrade in Hainan

    Tourists walk under umbrellas in a park in Haikou, capital of south China's Hainan Province, Feb. 17, 2005. The highest temperature stood at 37 degrees centigrade in Hainan on Feb. 17, rare in this season.

    Design exhibition of Gaudi given in Mexico

    Visitors view interior decorations at the architecture and design exhibition of Spanish architect Antonio Gaudi in Mexico city, capital of Mexico, Feb. 16, 2005. The exhibtion was opened on Feb. 16. Gaudi, born in 1852 in Spain, was an avant-garde architect.

    Israel delays handover of Jericho

    An Israeli soldier inspects a Palestinian vehicle at a checkpoint in the West Bank city of Jericho Feb. 16, 2005. Israel's handover of security control over Jericho to the Palestinian National Authority, initially planned on Feb. 15, was delayed due to a last-minute disagreement over the size of the territory that will be transferred and the placement of Israeli checkpoints and roadblocks around Jericho.

    Beijing promotes tourism in London

    Three Chinese performers play traditional Chinese instruments at the Beijing Tourism Reception in London, capital of Britain, Feb. 16, 2005. The Beijing Tourism Bureau of China held the activity to introduce Beijing and attract more British tourists.

    Picturesque terraces in Yunnan Province.

    Sunrise at the terraces in the Duoyishu Scenic Area in Yuanyang County, southwest China's Yunnan Province. With a history of more than 1,300 years, the terraces in southern Yunnan are an outcome of the living environment and farming tradition of the Hani Nationality.

    President Hu meets Eritrean counterpart

    Visiting Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki (R), accompanied by Chinese President Hu Jintao, reviews the guard of honor of the three services at the welcoming ceremony in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, Feb. 17, 2005. Eritrean President arrived here Thursday for a state visit.


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