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Home>>China 11:31 Jul 09 2008 Leaders of China, India, Brazil, S Africa, Mexico meet before G8 outreach session Leaders from China, India, Brazil, South Africa and Mexico gathered in Sapporo, capital of Hokkaido, northern Japan, Tuesday to exchange views on the issues of common concern. Senior Chinese official urges advances in anti-graft work A top discipline inspection official called on Tuesday for advancing anti-corruption work and making contributions to reconstruction in the wake of the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan Province. Mainland Taiwan affairs chief: Seize opportunity for cross-Strait relations The mainland's Taiwan affairs chief, Wang Yi, called on Tuesday for further development of cross-Strait relations. 　Politics   　China & World   • Mainland chief: Pioneering work hoped for cross-Strait relations • Mainland holds symposium to discuss cross-Strait relations • Senior Chinese official urges advances in anti-graft work • Senior Chinese official stresses focusing prosecuting work on people's concerns • Vice Premier urges Chinese firms to adjust to change • Mainland Taiwan affairs chief: Seize opportunity for cross-Strait relations • Backgrounder: China and G8 • Scholar sees China's participation promote prestige of G8 summit • U.S. chief negotiator speeds up DPRK denuclearization verification • Video:Hu Jintao meets foreign leaders • Video: President Hu meets Japanese rescuers • China's Hu, Brazil's Lula discuss deeper strategic partnership 　Society   　Business   • Group wedding planned for couples from across Taiwan strait • Online gambling ringleader sentenced • Clicking away for the roles that you can play • Dalian lures IT professionals • Broadcasters move into headquarters • Pandas' new home decided • Chinese firm to develop iron ore project in Africa • JV to spend 7b yuan on oil reserve • BP calls for energy efficiency • Top govt official defends nation's biofuel thrust • Supply crunch hits coal cradle • GM, Ford: China sales up steadily in first half of 2008 　Military   　Sci/Tech   • China trains first female fighter pilots • China, New Zealand pledge to further army exchanges • China to advance relations with Guyana armed forces • Chinese, Thai militaries vow to further co-op • China, U.S. armed forces vow to enhance co-op • Chinese, foreign experts meet on non-traditional security • China almost done with map of moon surface • China's software industry scale ranks 4th in world • National science foundation to invite foreign experts for research evaluation • China sets up coordination group for high-speed train innovation • China makes breakthrough in developing next-generation Long March rocket • Qin Dahe wins International Meteorological Organization Prize

Features   President Hu visits Japan   The Boao Forum for Asia 2008 will kick off in Boao,China's Hainan Province on April 12.   Singh's China visit a landmark event in China-India relations   The Taiwan Issue 　Most popular • G8 leaders pose for group photo • New firefighting crews called in to battle California wildfires • $2b plan for wind power farms • China's Hu proposes priorities for further cooperation among five major developing countries • Govt will stop illegal broadcasts 　Most Commented • Flower • What is Nancy Pelosi really up to? • Chinese netizen discussion of"boycott on French goods" • Miley Cyrus' sexy photos cause controversy • FM: China strongly denounces CNN host's insulting words

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