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News Archive --- Date:20050710
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Chinese FM holds talks with Rice on advancing China-US relations (14:05, July 10)
Chinese Premier Wen meets Rice (07:46, July 11)
Chinese President Hu meets Rice (12:32, July 10)
Rice says to make progress in 6-party talks "real issue" (11:20, July 10)
Top leaders to meet Rice, focusing on bilateral ties, DPRK nuke issue (10:52, July 10)
New Party delegation arrives in Beijing (12:36, July 10)
Grenada PM keen on experience in poverty reduction (09:54, July 10)
New Party delegation continues visit to Dalian (09:34, July 10)
Int'l summit on architecture, decoration to stage in Beijing (09:31, July 10)
Sino-Russian green ambassador summer camp sets out from Harbin (09:28, July 10)
3rd batch of peacekeeping troops leaves for Liberia (09:25, July 10)
New Party to push for "three direct links" across Straits (09:23, July 10)
Top advisory body holds lecture on democracy, legal system (09:17, July 10)
Yu Youjun appointed acting governor of Shanxi (09:11, July 10)
Gov't hails Chia Tai Group to invest more in China (09:13, July 10)
New Party delegation visits Wanzhong cemetery (09:35, July 10)
Local advisory bodies urged to improve work (09:06, July 10)
China to collect online games for youngsters (09:04, July 10)
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No new case of mad cow disease found in infected US herd (15:25, July 10)
Flyover collapses in Malaysia, injuring 7 people (15:24, July 10)
Road mishap kills 10 in Sri Lanka (14:50, July 10)
Suicide car bombing hits northern Iraqi city (14:46, July 10)
Luxembourg kicks off referendum on EU constitution (14:12, July 10)
Some 20 killed, 30 injured in suicide bombing in western Baghdad (14:02, July 10)
Spanish PM urges UN-led global campaign against terror (12:49, July 10)
Roundup: New Sudanese government leaders sworn in (12:45, July 10)
Ramos confident Arroyo will survive political crisis (12:40, July 10)
Brazil's ruling party chief resigns amid corruption scandal (12:39, July 10)
US, Britain planning to withdraw troops from Iraq: report (12:25, July 10)
Al-Qaida recruiting college students in Britain: report (12:15, July 10)
Presidential election begins in Kyrgyzstan (12:08, July 10)
Venezuela sends relief to Jamaican victims of Hurricane Dennis (12:10, July 10)
Bomb scare shuts down subway stations in Los Angeles (12:13, July 10)
Al-Qaida claims responsibility for London bombings (10:35, July 10)
US, Iraqi forces launch new offensive near Fallujah (10:33, July 10)
British police: 49 killed, 25 missing in London blasts (10:31, July 10)
Palestinian militants fire rockets at Gaza settlements (10:22, July 10)
Fatah claims responsibility for wounding 4 Israelis (10:19, July 10)
US to resume consular services in Nigerian capital (10:17, July 10)
Palestine welcomes G8 decision to offer financial aid (10:15, July 10)
Palestinian gov't rejects Hamas' proposal to form committee (10:13, July 10)
Al-Qaeda responsible for London attacks: Internet statement (10:11, July 10)
No arrests so far in London blasts (10:08, July 10)
Russia expects fair, free elections in Kyrgyzstan (10:06, July 10)
2 killed, 64 injured in bus crash in France (10:04, July 10)
Pakistani PM to visit Germany, Italy (10:02, July 10)
US State Secretary Rice arrives in Beijing (10:00, July 10)
Taliban claims to have killed US soldier (09:58, July 10)
Head of Karate Union kidnapped in Iraq (09:56, July 10)
US frees 76 suspected Taliban in Afghanistan (09:52, July 10)
Bomb attacks on London have no link with religion: Bangladeshi FM (09:49, July 10)
Pakistan says Osama could be anywhere including Afghanistan (09:46, July 10)
New Sudanese gov't leaders sworn in (09:44, July 10)
Italian defense minister to visit US (09:41, July 10)
British police evacuate central Birmingham in security alert (09:40, July 10)
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China, Cuba seal final round spots in World GP (14:28, July 10)
10,000 citizens take part in long walk in Beijing (11:52, July 10)
China outplays Germany 3-0 in women's volleyball GP (11:52, July 10)
China ties Slovenia after singles in Fed Cup (11:49, July 10)
Nadal reaches Swedish Open final (11:47, July 10)
Russia leads United States 2-0 in Fed Cup semifinals (11:45, July 10)
Soccer: Press regrets Mexico's defeat against South Africa (11:42, July 10)
Argentine Almeyda announces retirement from soccer (11:06, July 10)
Pele supports Robinho's departure, but considers this unlikely (11:05, July 10)
NBA's most improved player Simmons heads to Milwaukee (11:02, July 10)
China stuns Cuba in women's basketball tournament (11:01, July 10)
Pierce and Mauresmo give France 2-0 lead (10:47, July 10)
Equestrian events to raise HK's int'l status: official (10:50, July 10)
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US couple holds the Chinese-style wedding
Wearing Chinese traditional wedding costumes, bride Jennifer and bridegroom Will pose for a photo during their wedding held in Suzhou, east China's Jiangsu Province, July 8, 2005. The couple and their relatives came to Suzhou from the United States to hold the Chinese-style wedding.
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Sudanese new government leaders take office
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir (C), First Vice President John Garang (L) and Second Vice President Ali Othman Taha shake hands after they are sworn in in Khartoum July 9, 2005. The swearing-in of leaders of Sudan's interim government of national unity indicated the end of the country's two-decade civil war.
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Premier Wen meets US State Secretary Rice
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao meets in Beijing Sunday with US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who arrived in Beijing Saturday evening for a 20-hour visit. (Xinhua Photo)
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Chinese Troops Leave for Liberia
A group of 279 Chinese soldiers, part of China's third batch of peacekeeping troops to Liberia, left for the west African country Saturday night. Ministry of National Defense says another group of the peacekeeping troops is scheduled to leave next Tuesday.
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US State Secretary Rice kicks off China visit
United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice arrives at Capital International Airport in Beijing, capital of China, on July 9, 2005. Rice on Saturday began her second visit to China since she took office last January as the US secretary of state. (Xinhua Photo)
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