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News Archive --- Date:20050223
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President Hu offers condolence over earthquake victims in Iran (10:28, February 23)
China's most advanced maritime patrol boat hits water (09:51, February 23)
800,000-plus rural youth receive technical training (08:52, February 23)
China pushes for cross-Straits air cargo (16:56, February 23)
NPC vice chairman meets Colombian guests (08:18, February 23)
Party institute boosts cooperation with British Council (08:16, February 23)
Chinese human rights groups strongly oppose US-Japan joint statement on Taiwan (08:20, February 23)
Chinese FM talks with Rice over phone (08:08, February 23)
Eritrean President revisits his military alma mater in east China (08:07, February 23)
EU plan to lift arms embargo on China won't harm third parties (08:08, February 23)
Reception celebrates China-Latin America friendship (08:05, February 23)
Central government official stresses social harmony, stability in HK (08:04, February 23)
Top Chinese legislator advocates wider cooperation with Sweden (07:59, February 23)
Chinese president underlines research in building harmonious society (07:57, February 23)
China, DPRK stick to nuclear-free Korean Peninsula stance (07:52, February 23)
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China's steel price keeps increasing at the beginning of 2005 (17:03, February 23)
China to report its policy on telecom industry (17:02, February 23)
Bank of China appoints foreigner as chief credit officer (17:02, February 23)
Tourism income of Xinjiang tops 1.4 billion US dollars (17:01, February 23)
China exports more electromechanical products to Russia (17:00, February 23)
Homegrown laver permitted to enter Japanese market (15:49, February 23)
Construction of new CCTV building to start in May (15:25, February 23)
Private cash to help build railway line (11:21, February 23)
HK$7m for license plate (11:23, February 23)
China builds 320 mln sq m energy-efficient housing (11:24, February 23)
Brown pushes Shanghai auto joint venture (11:27, February 23)
Copyright rules to take effect (10:26, February 23)
TCL posts 65% rise in TV, handset sales (10:28, February 23)
Huatai first insurer to start stock trading (10:31, February 23)
Advertising spending rises 25% (10:32, February 23)
Rules set for mobile phone equipment makers (10:34, February 23)
AIA director in a stable condition (10:37, February 23)
2005 global economy outlook favorable: UN report (09:22, February 23)
Goliaths compete for nuclear plant pact (09:03, February 23)
Hammer down on city's land auction (08:23, February 23)
Fears rise over property bubble (08:26, February 23)
Building energy conservation on agenda (08:29, February 23)
HK's CPI dips 0.5 percent in January (08:21, February 23)
China Railcom broadband subscribers exceed one million (08:20, February 23)
Sinopec online purchase exceeds 100 bln yuan (08:15, February 23)
Chinese shares surge on entry of insurance premiums into markets (08:16, February 23)
British finance minister promoting tourism in China (08:18, February 23)
China expects 12.05 billion USD of revenue from "red tourism" (08:19, February 23)
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Ukraine seeks EU, NATO integration (15:18, February 23)
UN official: Avian influenza has become endemic (15:20, February 23)
Singapore,most suitable cities for foreigners in Asia (15:22, February 23)
Int'l community offers aid as death toll hits 420 in Iranian quake (13:59, February 23)
Palestinian PM to reshuffle cabinet for crisis reduction (14:01, February 23)
AIDS kills over 140,000 teachers in Tanzania in 2 decades (14:03, February 23)
Chirac repeats call for lifting arms embargo against China (11:12, February 23)
Death toll of Iran's quake reaches 420 (10:50, February 23)
Chief nuke negotiators of S.Korea, US, Japan to meet in Seoul (10:29, February 23)
Putin: No plan to join NATO (09:42, February 23)
Israel to reconsider decision to demolish homes after evacuation (09:30, February 23)
EU OKs accession of Bulgaria, Romania (09:27, February 23)
Bush wins token pledge from EU (09:26, February 23)
US man charged with conspiring to assassinate Bush (09:04, February 23)
EU, US vow to strengthen transatlantic partnership (08:38, February 23)
NATO summit opens with Iraq, reform on agenda (08:39, February 23)
Iraqi Shiite alliance names Jaafari for premiership (09:05, February 23)
Talk of US attack on Iran 'ridiculous': Bush (08:58, February 23)
Russia welcomes Pyongyang's willingness to resume six-party talks (08:56, February 23)
African countries eye on UN Security Council seats (08:57, February 23)
Cyprus denies president meeting Turkish emissary (08:54, February 23)
Putin hails Russian-US relations ahead of Bratislava summit (08:53, February 23)
US urges Syria to pull out from Lebanon "as soon as possible" (08:51, February 23)
British Queen will not attend Charles' wedding (08:39, February 23)
Death toll of Iran's quake reaches 370 (07:54, February 23)
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Sun at home in Manchester (16:32, February 23)
Li Na ousted in Qatar Open (16:29, February 23)
Dominant Real earn slender victory over Juve (13:48, February 23)
Romanian to sign Tianjin (16:43, February 23)
No Macao sports official sent for FIFA's meeting (13:25, February 23)
Bayern set 3-1 mount before Arsenal (08:46, February 23)
Cuba eliminated from field hockey tournament final (08:24, February 23)
Agassi wins at Dubai Open (08:19, February 23)
Li Lishan to take a break (08:08, February 23)
Yao Ming's parents open restaurant in Houston (08:04, February 23)
Beijing solicits Olympic souvenirs (07:54, February 23)
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Bus fire, blast kill 10, injures 17 in Nanjing
Firefighters inspect the wreckage of a bus on which a fire and blast occured in Jiangpu, Nanjing, East China's Jiangsu Province February 22, 2005. At least 10 passengers were killed, with 17 others wounded. The cause of the accident was still under investigation. (Nanjing Morning Post)
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DPRK leader Kim Jong-il meets Wang Jiarui
DPRK leader Kim Jong-il(center) poses for a photo with Wang Jiarui(4th from left), head of the Chinese Communist Party��s international departmentt, in Pyongyang, Monday. Wang, who led the Chinese delegation to Pyongyang, urged DPRK to return to the six-party talks during a meeting with Kim. (Korea Times)
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Shanghai stock index rises over 1300-point
An old woman watches an electronic board showing shares' prices in a trading hall in Beijing Feb. 22, 2005. The Composite Stock Index on the Shanghai Stock Exchange closed at 1,309.28 points on Tuesday, up 24.79 points from the previous close, while the Component Stock Index on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange closed at 3,382.98 points, up 84.51 points from the previous close.
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Earthquake hits Iran
An Iranian woman and man cry after the loss of their home and family in the village of Dahouyeh near Zarand in southeast Iran yesterday.An earthquake measuring 6.4 on the Richter scale occurred at 05:55 a.m. (0225 GMT) Feb 22, 2005 and the epicenter was located on the outskirts of Zarand. At least 370 people have been killed, the state television reported.
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Cities, counties decorated for Lantern Festival
People choose and buy lanterns in a lantern market in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province, Feb. 22, 2005. People in the city rushed to buy lanterns for the Chinese traditional Lantern Festival, which falls on Feb. 23 this year.
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"Big dress" calls for new world trade system
British model Sarah Thomsa admires the "Big Dress" erected at the height of over two stories in a park in central London on Feb. 21, 2005. The "Big Dress", patched with pieces of cloth drawn by children and youngsters, calls for the construction of new world trade system.
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Protest against Bush's visit to Europe
People holding bomb models demonstrate in front of the US Embassy in Brussels, capital of Belgium Feb. 21, 2005. Thousands of people came to street in Brussels Monday in protest of US President George W. Bush's three-day visit to the European capital.
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Wu Bangguo meets first vice speaker of Swedish Parliament
Wu Bangguo (R), chairman of the Standing Committee of China's National People's Congress, meets with Per Westerberg, first vice speaker of the Parliament of Sweden, in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, capital of China, Feb. 22, 2005.
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