News Archive --- Date:20060206
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CPC delegation leaves for visits to Bangladesh, Pakistan (13:04, February 06, 2006)
Macao logs 2.5 mln Spring Festival border crossings (10:31, February 06, 2006)
DPRK-Japan talks enter third day, focusing on normalization of
diplomatic ties (11:27, February 06, 2006)
China vows to reduce coal mine deaths by 3.5 pct in 2006 (08:51, February 06, 2006)
Japan, DPRK diplomats discuss abductions (08:28, February 06, 2006)
Chinese security policy safeguards sovereignty, unity, territorial
integrity, official (08:57, February 06, 2006)
China effective in crackdown on web piracy (08:56, February 06, 2006)
China rebukes Japanese FM's remark on colonization in Taiwan (08:01, February 06, 2006)
FM spokesman: China notices U.S. reiteration of the one-China
policy (07:59, February 06, 2006)
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Steel output of 300 mln tons appears surplus (16:54, February 06, 2006)
NPL ratio of commercial banks hits record low (16:56, February 06, 2006)
China's auto industry suffers downward profits for two years (16:53, February 06, 2006)
China-ROK trade exceeds 100 billion USD (16:54, February 06, 2006)
Retailers make good money, but need more attractions (16:54, February 06, 2006)
China's exports of medical products reach 13.8 billion US dollars (16:55, February 06, 2006)
Independent innovation helps China's Huawei to expand international
service (16:55, February 06, 2006)
Japan's Nikkei hits another five-year high (16:56, February 06, 2006)
China's per capita fibre consumption increases 5 kg in five years (16:57, February 06, 2006)
China launches anti-dumping investigation into imported potato
starch (16:58, February 06, 2006)
China Re Group to restructure, expects listing (16:48, February 06, 2006)
Assets of China Aluminium Corporation surpasses 100 billion yuan (16:38, February 06, 2006)
Myanmar-China border trade to use euro in place of US dollar (16:59, February 06, 2006)
Macao logs 2.5 mln Spring Festival border crossings (13:13, February 06, 2006)
Rice crops in northern Vietnam face severe drought (13:12, February 06, 2006)
Thai delegation to study investment in Myanmar fish, prawn sector (13:12, February 06, 2006)
Myanmar to establish first export, import bank (11:12, February 06, 2006)
Chinese stock markets open higher after week-long holiday (10:25, February 06, 2006)
Foreign firms grasp festive opportunities (08:49, February 06, 2006)
Gov't eyes continual control of land use (08:42, February 06, 2006)
China's tourism income reaches 36.8 billion yuan for Spring
Festival (08:16, February 06, 2006)
Beijing's Spring Festival transport volume up this year (08:17, February 06, 2006)
China banking watchdog clears 84 mln staff transactions (08:17, February 06, 2006)
China to allocate more money to agriculture in 2006 (08:19, February 06, 2006)
Beijing housing sales drop in 2005 (08:19, February 06, 2006)
Agricultural Bank of China rises to 2nd largest in total assets (08:20, February 06, 2006)
Taiwan suspends Dutch pork imports over dioxin scare (08:21, February 06, 2006)
Folk culture tourism in spotlight of China's New Year (08:22, February 06, 2006)
More than 51 mln people return from family reunion via highways (08:22, February 06, 2006)
Chinese tourists prefer trips to warm or icy places during Spring
Festival (08:23, February 06, 2006)
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World |
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NPA rebels storm police station in south Philippines (14:52, February 06, 2006)
Annan urges Muslims to accept apology by Danish paper, refrain from
violence (14:44, February 06, 2006)
Security man killed, 4 injured in ambush far-western Nepal (14:55, February 06, 2006)
200 SOE officials probed over graft in Indonesia (14:46, February 06, 2006)
Old man killed in shooting in southern Thailand (14:53, February 06, 2006)
NZ Race Relations Commissioner to mediate on cartoons (14:50, February 06, 2006)
Cambodian opposition lawmaker freed from prison (14:48, February 06, 2006)
Nepali gov't to compensate for vehicles damaged during bandh (14:42, February 06, 2006)
Newspaper editor in Malaysia resigns for reprinting caricatures of Prophet Mohammed (13:06, February 06, 2006)
Exit polls show Arias wins presidential election in Costa Rica (13:07, February 06, 2006)
Nearly 2,000 inmates riot in U.S. jail (10:53, February 06, 2006)
WWII airman's remains identified (10:51, February 06, 2006)
First U.S.-Cuba Energy Summit declared success despite pressure
from Washington (10:40, February 06, 2006)
U.S. plans to impose candidate in Venezuela's December election:
Chavez (10:25, February 06, 2006)
Argentina offers Chile use of its embassy in Syria after attack (10:23, February 06, 2006)
Spanish police arrest foreign prostitutes, Colombian robbers,
mafioso (09:36, February 06, 2006)
French defense minister calls for new transatlantic partnership (09:33, February 06, 2006)
Lebanon's interior minister resigns over cartoon riot (08:21, February 06, 2006)
No one has right to attack Prophet Muhammad: Turkish PM (09:31, February 06, 2006)
Two Islamic Jihad militants killed in Israeli airstrike
in Gaza (08:18, February 06, 2006)
Syria expresses regrets for violent protests over cartoons (08:16, February 06, 2006)
Nepali gov't welcomes parties, guerrillas to join national political mainstream: FM (09:22, February 06, 2006)
Finland condemns attacks on European embassies in Syria (09:35, February 06, 2006)
At least 12 people killed in Pakistan bus blast (08:29, February 06, 2006)
Sri Lanka's Tiger proxies to contest local election (09:20, February 06, 2006)
Sri Lankan president orders quick probe on alleged abduction (09:19, February 06, 2006)
Brazilian president's approval rating reaches highest in past
six months (09:42, February 06, 2006)
Cambodian king grants pardon to opposition leader Sam Rainsy (09:11, February 06, 2006)
Conference ends after wide discussions on global
security issues (08:40, February 06, 2006)
Leading Iraqi politicians continue talks on new government (09:10, February 06, 2006)
Madrid train bombing suspects to be tried in Spain: paper (09:36, February 06, 2006)
Iranian president sniffs at IAEA resolution (09:36, February 06, 2006)
Costa Rican voters begin casting ballots to elect president (09:07, February 06, 2006)
Passenger aircraft skids off runway in Thailand (09:06, February 06, 2006)
Syrian forces clash with terrorist group (09:06, February 06, 2006)
Ivanov urges joint front to fight terrorism (09:05, February 06, 2006)
Bangladeshi opposition asks government to step down immediately (09:04, February 06, 2006)
172 anti-government militants join Afghan government (09:03, February 06, 2006)
Left parties criticize India's vote on Iran nuclear issue (09:01, February 06, 2006)
Turkish PM denounces cartoons agaisnt Prophet Muhammad (09:00, February 06, 2006)
Jihad rules out possibility of joining new Palestinian cabinet (08:59, February 06, 2006)
Acting chairman of Turkish ruling party wounded in attack (08:58, February 06, 2006)
Ivanov says Europe cannot successfully develop without Russian
cooperation (08:57, February 06, 2006)
S.Korea still supports diplomatic solution of Iranian
nuclear issue (08:55, February 06, 2006)
Palestinian attorney general vows to fight corruption (08:54, February 06, 2006)
Britain to withdraw 2000 troops from Iraq in May: report (08:52, February 06, 2006)
Israel to transfer tax payment to Palestinians (08:05, February 06, 2006)
Fatah yet to decide on joining new cabinet: minister (08:51, February 06, 2006)
Israeli woman dies in Palestinian stabbing attack in
central Israel (08:07, February 06, 2006)
Karny industrial crossing reopens after three weeks of Israeli
closure (08:50, February 06, 2006)
Protestors set fire to Danish embassy in Beirut (08:03, February 06, 2006)
India, France to sign nuclear energy, defense pacts (08:48, February 06, 2006)
Palestinian Fatah movement to convene soon on election failure (08:43, February 06, 2006)
Resistance group PRC warns to avenge Israeli killing of three
Palestinians (08:42, February 06, 2006)
Iran ends all voluntary cooperation with IAEA (08:02, February 06, 2006)
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Opinion |
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Sports |
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Japan touch down in San Francisco for U.S. soccer friendly (16:52, February 06, 2006)
Kenya names athletes for Commonwealth Games in Melbourne (16:52, February 06, 2006)
Ugandan tennis team leaves for ITF regional circuit (16:51, February 06, 2006)
Olympic champion Gebreselassie may run Madrid Marathon "for fun" (13:16, February 06, 2006)
Brazil's Ronaldinho practising at night for soccer World Cup (10:07, February 06, 2006)
Peru's Palacios leads scorer list in Ecuador soccer league (10:07, February 06, 2006)
World champion Spain wins silver in European handball championship (10:06, February 06, 2006)
German table tennis star Boll wins Europe Top 12 (10:05, February 06, 2006)
Chile soccer club Universidad beat Rangers in opening tournament (09:01, February 06, 2006)
England send warning to rivals north and south (08:00, February 06, 2006)
Hingis' title dream shattered (07:59, February 06, 2006)
Cyprus Tennis Federation honours Baghdatis (07:58, February 06, 2006)
Nigerian president congratulates Eagles on victory over Tunisia (07:57, February 06, 2006)
Cyprus to help and support Baghdatis: President (07:57, February 06, 2006)
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Science & Technology |
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Global Language Monitor: Many Chinglish into English (16:59, February 06, 2006)
Upgraded safety protection system to be installed for Dunhuang
grottoes (10:26, February 06, 2006)
Patent applications rocketed last year (09:01, February 06, 2006)
UNICEF devises strategy to combat polio (09:04, February 06, 2006)
China's first cartoon library opens in S. China city (08:30, February 06, 2006)
Village dating back 2,000 years unearthed in central China (08:30, February 06, 2006)
Computer viruses to hit China next week (08:31, February 06, 2006)
Taxation to clean up school charges (08:44, February 06, 2006)
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Life |
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Five measures to safeguard food and drug safety of the public (16:45, February 06, 2006)
Chinese surname Wei's history (16:16, February 06, 2006)
Open University in Malaysia to relax entry requirements (13:05, February 06, 2006)
Vietnam at high risk of bird flu return (13:05, February 06, 2006)
9 hurt in road mishap in central Nepal (13:07, February 06, 2006)
ITMF global conference to be held in Sri Lanka (13:06, February 06, 2006)
Upgraded safety protection system to be installed for Dunhuang
grottoes (09:46, February 06, 2006)
'Crash,' 'Brokeback' win top screenwriting awards (09:24, February 06, 2006)
Ice hotel opens in remote Romanian mountains (09:26, February 06, 2006)
Programme enables blind people to feel art (09:24, February 06, 2006)
Artists of old school blaze new trail (09:25, February 06, 2006)
Dwindling tradition on the rise again (09:25, February 06, 2006)
At least 8 people killed in Pakistan bus blast (08:31, February 06, 2006)
Nigeria, UNAIDS sign pact for establishment of AIDS center (08:32, February 06, 2006)
UNICEF devises strategy to combat polio (08:32, February 06, 2006)
At least 12 killed, 13 injured in bus bomb explosion in southern Pakistan (08:33, February 06, 2006)
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Auspicious snowfall visits central, eastern China
The first snowfall in the year of dog visits Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province on Feb. 5, creating a cheerful atmosphere in the city. Photo taken on the same day shows local citizens enjoy the auspicious snowfall, which promises a good harvest and a fruitful coming new year in traditional sense.
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"Artificial sun" to generate infinite clean energy
Technicians are intalling the full superconducting experimental Tokamak fusion device in Hefei, capital city of east China's Anhui Province on Feb 4, 2006. Most parts of the device have been installed and experiments will start soon. The full superconducting experimental Tokamak fusion device, nicknamed "artificial sun", can generate infinite, clean nuclear-fusion-based energy. It will be built in March or April in Hefei.
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Iran ends voluntary cooperation with IAEA
Iranian Foreign Minister, Manouchehr Mottaki, speaks with media during a press conference in Tehran, Iran, Sunday, Feb. 5 2006. Iran has ended all voluntary cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, Mottaki announced Sunday. The president had ordered the move a day before in response to the IAEA referring Iran to the U.N. Security Council over its nuclear program. The action was required under a law passed last year.
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Olympic mascots on overseas tour
The five mascots for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games yesterday appear in a street of the Australian city of Sydney during a Chinese Lunar New Year performance tour. The tour, organized by Beijing Municipal Tourism Bureau, marks the first time the mascots have appeared in a performance tour overseas.
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Chinese riot police to guard Haiti's ballot counting center
Wang Lei and Tian Lei (L) , members of a Chinese riot police team on a UN peacekeeping mission, stand guard at the ballot counting center in Port-Au-Prince, capital of Haiti Feb. 4, 2006. The Chinese riot police will undertake the task of guarding the ballot counting center for Haiti's presidential and legislature vote to be held on Feb. 7.
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Overseas Chinese celebrating Spring Festival
A Chinese model from Beijing performs at a parade held by Sydney government celebrating Chinese lunar New Year, the year of dog, in Sydney, Australia��Feb. 5, 2006. Over 2,000 performers from Beijing and Sydney participated in the parade, which was held as part of the lunar New Year celebrations in Sydney.
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Survivors of sunk ferry receiving treatment
A survivor of sinking ferry Al Salam 98 receives treatment at a hospital in Egypt's port city of Safaga Feb. 5, 2006. The port authorities have said that at least 448 passengers of the Al Salam 98 have been rescued till the morning of Feb. 4.
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Danish consulate in Beirut burnt
Lebanese demonstrators gather at the Danish consulate after setting fire to it in Beirut, capital city of Lebanon, on Feb. 5, 2006. Demonstrators set fire to the Danish consulate in Beirut on Sunday in a protest against cartoons blaspheming Prophet Mohammad, which were first published on a Danish newspaper.
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