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News Archive --- Date:20050228
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China to expand Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall (17:38, February 28)
Chinese top legislature passes decision on expert witness management (17:22, February 28)
Chinese top legislature passes Fifth Criminal Law Amendment (17:21, February 28)
Chinese top legislature passes Law on Renewable Energy (17:21, February 28)
New Zealand FM stresses one-China policy, cooperation with China (16:59, February 28)
Chinese vice FM to attend London meeting on supporting Palestinian Authority (16:57, February 28)
Development of non-public economy enters new phase (17:21, February 28)
Malaysian supreme head of state arrives in Beijing (14:50, February 28)
Ethnic autonomous regions account for 64 pct of China's territory (11:08, February 28)
China keeps on strengthening aid to poor ethnic minority areas (11:07, February 28)
China increases transfer payments to ethnic autonomous areas (11:07, February 28)
China's regional autonomy ensures equality for all ethnic groups: official (10:57, February 28)
China's ethnic autonomous areas witness economic growth, rise of living standards (10:57, February 28)
China endeavors to protect, foster ethnic minorities' traditional cultures (10:58, February 28)
China improves education level, medical services in ethnic autonomous areas (10:59, February 28)
China's regional ethnic autonomy immensely successful, says white paper (10:59, February 28)
Every ethnic group has its own NPC deputy: white paper (10:59, February 28)
Right of self-government of ethnic autonomous areas well guaranteed: white paper (11:00, February 28)
China sees improving infrastructure, growing foreign trade in ethnic autonomous areas (11:00, February 28)
White paper: Regional autonomy for ethnic minorities is China's historical decision (11:00, February 28)
Facts and figures: Regional Autonomy for Ethnic Minorities in China (10:35, February 28)
Chronicle of China's regional autonomy for ethnic minorities (10:35, February 28)
China publishes white paper on regional autonomy for ethnic minorities (12:20, February 28)
HKSAR gov't delegation visit Sichuan (08:21, February 28)
HK official to attend informal ministerial meeting in Kenya (08:22, February 28)
Premier Wen calls for greater efforts to curb corruption (08:14, February 28)
Central gov't invests to fight poverty in Tibet (08:12, February 28)
China cracks down on "fake books" (08:33, February 28)
Top political advisors discuss draft reports for annual session (08:15, February 28)
China punishes 681 officials with national taxation system in 2004 (08:14, February 28)
Spokesman reiterates One-China Policy (08:11, February 28)
Luo Gan on creating harmonious environment for well-off society (08:06, February 28)
Chinese lawmakers call on sever punishment on revealing sex of fetus (09:15, February 28)
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Chinese firms get 151 billion yuan from share markets in 2004 (17:41, February 28)
Foreign firms enter China's bidding for nuke power tech, equipment (17:39, February 28)
HK reports 3 billion USD of surplus in January (17:39, February 28)
Tobacco export tops 117 mln dollars in SW China province (17:38, February 28)
Galaxy's casino investment in Macao to top $687 mln (17:10, February 28)
NPC to review anti-trust code (13:20, February 28)
Beijing strives to attract IT firms (13:20, February 28)
China invests 850 billion yuan in major projects in western regions (11:06, February 28)
China increases investment in social services in ethnic autonomous areas (11:05, February 28)
E. China province to invest heavily in energy in 2005 (08:58, February 28)
Securities legislation protects investors (08:40, February 28)
China's largest coal province to yield 550 million tons in 2005 (08:50, February 28)
Three Gorges Project to generate 48.6 bln kwh of electricity this year (08:51, February 28)
China's 730 million farmers to pay no agricultural taxes (08:48, February 28)
Hebei province ranks China's No.1 steel producer in 2004 (07:54, February 28)
China subsidizes farmers for machinery purchases (07:55, February 28)
China's first private airways opens hub in Tianjin (07:56, February 28)
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Deal on Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline possible in March (17:42, February 28)
Death toll in Iraq suicide bombing rises to at least 25 (17:35, February 28)
India hikes outlay for defense to $19 bln (16:35, February 28)
Rwandan president calls for more troops in Darfur (16:33, February 28)
Japan opposes ElBaradei's proposal on freezing nuclear fuel cycle (16:55, February 28)
New Zealand to seek official apology from Israel (16:55, February 28)
Philippine military steps up pursuit for JI members (16:55, February 28)
WHO team to combat mystery disease in Sri Lanka (16:55, February 28)
Togolese security forces clash with protesters (13:11, February 28)
Japan's ruling party seeks constitutional status for forces (13:09, February 28)
Togo's resigned president visits Burkina Faso  (11:02, February 28)
DPRK newspaper runs commercial advertisements (10:51, February 28)
Global anti-smoking pact goes into effect (09:50, February 28)
Hundreds protest against new Togo leader (09:13, February 28)
US senators opposed to amendment for possible Schwarzenegger presidential bid (09:05, February 28)
Henry Grunwald, 'Time' magazine editor, dies at 82 (09:01, February 28)
Serial killer arrested in US after 31 years (08:44, February 28)
Diarrhea rotavirus kills 62 (08:47, February 28)
Campaign launched for 'comfort women' (08:45, February 28)
Schroeder starts visit to Gulf countries (08:18, February 28)
Russia: nuclear deal with Iran does not mean immediate fuel delivery (08:13, February 28)
New strain of flu making its way across Canada (08:17, February 28)
Israel rejects meeting on prisoners' issue after Tel Aviv attack (08:21, February 28)
Iran intensifies diplomatic efforts after rejecting EU proposal (08:25, February 28)
Iran, Russia ink nuclear fuel deal (08:55, February 28)
Saddam's half-brother seized in Iraq (08:01, February 28)
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China-designated alleles reach ten (13:34, February 28)
Red planet had life, may still have (12:41, February 28)
China to enroll students for Master's, PhD programs from ethnic minority areas (11:02, February 28)
Returned overseas students top 25,000 last year (09:49, February 28)
"Private space trip" lands in China (09:48, February 28)
Bill Gates calls for restructuring US high schools (08:58, February 28)
New material to reduce coal mine explosions (08:59, February 28)
Regulators urge banks to help needy students (07:59, February 28)
Ruins of prehistoric village discovered in N. China (07:54, February 28)
Test shows sticky porridge used to cement ancient Chinese wall (07:56, February 28)
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The unbearable heaviness of tradition (15:44, February 28)
Full list of 77th annual Oscar winners (14:24, February 28)
Clint Eastwood biggest winner at 77th Oscar ceremony (14:23, February 28)
'Baby' is Oscar heavyweight with 4 wins (14:09, February 28)
Kitty Hawk sailor to appear in HK court (13:25, February 28)
Jamie Foxx wins best actor Oscar (13:18, February 28)
Cantonese opera may become world heritage (13:02, February 28)
Hilary Swank wins best actress Oscar (13:16, February 28)
80-year-old Lumet wins honorary Oscar (12:33, February 28)
"The Aviator" catches four Oscars (12:32, February 28)
Corrupt police chief jailed in C. China city (09:03, February 28)
McDonald's says price changes had no dye link (08:27, February 28)
Yellow River ice thaw a threat (08:28, February 28)
Yunnan, Sichuan tackle HIV/AIDS issue (08:32, February 28)
Cultural relics see high-tech crime risk (08:34, February 28)
Construction site accident kills one, injures four in south China (09:01, February 28)
Road accident kills six, injures 21 in NW China (08:21, February 28)
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Academy Awards in Hollywood
Actors Jamie Foxx (L) and Morgan Freeman pose with their Oscar statues at the 77th annual Academy Awards in Hollywood, February 27, 2005. Foxx won best actor for his role in the film 'Ray', and Freeman won best supporting actor for his role in the film 'Million Dollar Baby.' (Reuters photo)
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Chinese-Philippine Traditional Culture Festival
The Chinese folk dance is performed at the 4th Chinese-Philippine Traditional Culture Festival on Feb 27, 2005 in Manila. The annual culture festival features activities including folk songs & dances, lion dance & dragon dance, lantern exhibitions. It draws large number of audience in Manila.
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Foreign students join volunteer campaign
Two foreign students studying traditional Chinese medicine answer to municipal residents' questions on health in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province. During a voluntary campaign in Nanjing's Jianye district, some foreign students of Jiangsu Traditional Chinese Medical Hospital joined the medical team to provide consultancy services to local residents.
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China's first wedding expo held in Beijing
"Best Couple" winners Zhao Jie (L) and his bride Yang Jinshui pose for a photo with their awarded car during China's first Wedding Expo in Beijing, Feb. 27, 2005. A total of 1,400 couples from Beijing took part in the Best Couple Contest, part of the activities of the wedding exposition, opened on Feb. 25 in Beijing.
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Iran, Russia sign key nuclear fuel agreement
Alexander Rumyantsev, chief of Russia's nuclear energy agency (R) signs an key nuclear fuel agreement on Feb 27, 2005 after talks with his Iranian counterpart Gholamreza Aghazadeh. The fuel agreement removes the last obstacle to the launch of Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant, which is expected to be operational in 2006.
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Chinese volunteers cleared up wastes in Thailand
A Chinese volunteer cleared up wastes at the seabed at Racha Island of the Southern Thailand on Feb 27, 2005. A group of Chinese volunteers arrived Thailand Feb 25 to help clear up wastes in the sea after the tsunami. The mission will last ten days.
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Fire destroys slum in New Delhi
Women whose houses are destroyed in a fire sink in deep sorrow after the fire in a slum in the south of New Delhi Feb. 27, 2005. The slum sheltering nearly 3,000 people was destroyed in the fire after a gas cylinder burst into flames. Some 15 explosions, apparently of cooking gas cylinders, were heard within the first half hour of the fire. No casualties were reported.
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Hotel in Beijing holds fire drill
Two firemen rush in a "rescue operation" during a fire drill at a hotel in Beijing, capital of China, Feb. 27, 2005. The fire drill was held in the hope of raising local residents' awareness of fireproofing.
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