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Tiffany diamond stolen from Beijing mall
Police with the Dongcheng branch of Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau confirmed on Wednesday that they received a report of a diamond ring stolen last Friday from the Tiffany store at Beijing's Oriental Plaza.
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Chinese planes search for survivors of sunken boat
China's Ministry of Transport Thursday sent two airplanes to search for missing crew members who were aboard a fishing boat sunk following a collision with a Republic of Korea (ROK) cargo ship in waters near the coast of the ROK.
Public not warned of tainted oil
Local health authorities have admitted waiting five months before announcing that secret recalls had been ordered for a brand of camellia oil that had been found to contain excessive carcinogens.
Ukraine ties rejuvenated by 'epochal' visit
Beijing and Kiev signed 13 agreements on Thursday, the first day of the Ukrainian president's state visit to China, in what analysts are predicting could be the beginning of a new "Silk Road".
NBS to make data more credible
Chinese ship, crew still missing
Gen p-'80 incapable of supporting parents
China Scene: Math-magician throws big challenge
Wild boars ruining crops, causing havoc
Urumqi fair to become national
Miner digs underground home in C China
China sees more thyroid problems
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Government & Policy
China to put forward fresh measures to resume six-party talks
Visiting China's special representative on Korean Peninsula affairs Wu Dawei said Tuesday that Beijing plans to put forward fresh measures to resume the stalled six-party talks at an early date.
Govt readjusts Shenzhen's role on 30th b'day
On the eve of its 30th birthday as China's first economic reform zone, Shenzhen received a lavish "coming out" gift from the central government.
Foreign & Military Affairs
China, Japan 'candid exchanges' crucial for future
China and Japan need to continue candid exchanges to smooth over thorny security and diplomatic issues and achieve mutual understanding.
Ashton: China, EU may meet more 'difficult moments'
Before Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Vice President of the European Commission flew to China for a one-week visit, she accepted a written interview exclusively with Fu Jing, China Daily Chief Correspondent in Brussels.
EconomyChina bank regulator to curb speculative property investment
China's banking regulator will strictly implement the central government's macroeconomic policies that aim to curb soaring housing prices, an official said Tuesday.
China puts 'super online banking system' into service
The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, put its online payment interbank clearing system, or "super online banking system," into service Monday.
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Society
Gen p-'80 incapable of supporting parents
A vast majority - a staggering 90 percent - of the post-1980 generation believes it is incapable of supporting parents, according to a recent survey, which polled 1,612 people born in or after 1980.
Miner digs underground home in C China
Chen Xinnian, a 64-year-old former miner in Central China's Henan province, is now anxiously awaiting the results of a government investigation into the underground apartment that he has been digging for about four years.
TaiwanTaiwan to recruit mainland youths
Taiwan legislature Thursday adopted amendments to three laws, allowing local colleges to take in students from the mainland.
Odd NewsRiver offers a place to beat the heat
People have dinner in a village river in Kaili, Southwest China's Guizhou province on August 9, 2010. The continuing high temperatures have driven thousands of city dwellers to the village river every day. They swim, play cards and have dinner in the river.
Workers demand wage by humiliating boss
Three migrant workers demanded their overdue wage by tying up their labor contractor and parading him around on a street in Zhengzhou, capital of Central China's Henan province on Sunday, the Dahe Daily reported Monday.
OpinionContaining price concerns
China's consumer price index (CPI) in July rose 3.3 percent year-on-year, 0.4 percentage points higher than the increase in June, figures from the National Bureau of Statistics show.
To pry or not to pry, that is the question
Even if parents can no longer pry into their children's personal communications in Chongqing, maintaining effective communication with ones' children and nurturing their trust, can ensure that they do not stray from the best parental and societal values.
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