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Breaking News Mon, 8 Feb 2010
Chinese use computers at an Internet cafe in Beijing Thursday Feb. 8, 2007. China, regarded as the world's leading source of illegally copied movies and software, had only limited success during a four-month crackdown on Internet piracy and copyright infringement, an official said Thursday.
Attacks   Beijing   Cyber   Photos   Washington  
 Asia Times 
Beijing beefs up cyber-warfare capacity
| By Willy Lam | While the furor over cyber-attacks against Google has lapsed somewhat, the Sino-American confrontation over the larger issue of Internet security and global digital warfare is expecte... (photo: AP / Greg Baker)
Haikou skyline, Hainan Province, China
Fears   Hainan   Photos   Property   Shanghai  
 Asia Times 
Hainan fears real-estate bubbles - again
| By Stephen Wong | SHANGHAI - Money has flooded into the tropical Chinese island province of Hainan for property speculation in the few weeks since the central government unveiled a plan to turn it i... (photo: Public Domain / Anna Frodesiak)
Tiger - Animal - Wildlife  Zeenews 
'Fewer than 50 wild tigers' left in China
Beijing: Fewer than 50 wild tigers remain in China, a conservation group said Monday, voicing hope that the Year of the Tiger would not be the last for the endangered cats. | Xie Yan, director of the ... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Animals   China   Photos   Tigers   Wildlife  
 Indo-Chinese Tigers - Tiger - Wild - Animals /aaeh  The Star 
Fewer than 50 wild tigers left in China - expert
| BEIJING (Reuters) - China has an estimated 50 or fewer tigers left living in the wild, but efforts to stabilise one population in the bleak northeast are starting to pay off, a conservationist said ... (photo: Creative Commons )
Animals   China   Conservationist   Photos   Wild  
Top Stories
A cow gets milked near a sign displaying the company's motto at a milking station in near Hohhot, northwestern China's Inner Mongolia province, Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2008. DNA India
China seizes more melamine-tainted milk powder
| Beijing: Chinese inspectors tracing new cases of contaminated milk have shut dairy firms in the northwest and seized 72 tonnes of milk powder tainted with melamine, an ... (photo: AP / Ng Han Guan)
China   Dairy   Health   Photos   Society  
A Chinese man and child stand near a trolley of recalled tainted milk formula at a supermarket in Shanghai, eastern China on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2008. China's health minister said Wednesday that tainted milk formula has killed three Chinese babies and sickened 6,200 in a spreading scandal that prompted three additional companies, including China's biggest dairy, to recall produ Inquirer
Tons of tainted milk powder still on China market
| BEIJING—Authorities in China are hunting for nearly 100 tons of melamine-laced milk powder left over from 2008, when six babies died from consuming the toxic substance,... (photo: AP / EyePres)
China   Health   Market   Milk   Photos  
People walk past a luxury apartment under construction at the Central Business District in Beijing, Thursday, July 9, 2009. China's bank lending in June more than doubled from the previous month as Beijing's stimulus drove a surge in credit that has prompted concern about the possible impact of such a rapid increase. China Daily
China's bank shares set to perform best
| China's banks will outpace their peers in India and Indonesia, the best performers in Asia's banking industry over the past decade, to deliver the highest returns over ... (photo: AP / Andy Wong)
Asia   Bank   China   Economy   Photos  
Employees of a warehouse store remove products containing milk powder from China, on Wednesday Sept. 24, 2008, in Taipei, Taiwan. The Star
China seizes more melamine-tainted milk powder
| BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese inspectors tracing new cases of contaminated milk have shut dairy firms in the northwest and seized 72 tonnes of milk powder tainted with me... (photo: AP / Chiang Ying-ying)
Children   China   Market   Milk   Photos  
The Chongqing World Trade Center (WTCC) is a 283.1 metre (929 foot) tall skyscraper located in Chongqing, China. China Daily
New free trade zone to benefit China
| Global opportunities to emerge from tariff-free market in Asia | China's top brands could be on the road to becoming global household names after the launch of the $4.5... (photo: Creative Commons / Partibmn (talk | contribs))
Business   China   Photos   Tariff   Trade  
 Giant panda-panda-animal-environment (sl1) China Daily
Chinese auto firm adopts panda Tai Shan
| CHENGDU: A Chinese auto firm has adopted Tai Shan, a male panda that had just returned to China from Washington of the United States, its birthplace. | Sichuan Auto Ind... (photo: Public domain photo)
Adoption   Animals   Breeding   China   Photos  
Barack Obama The New York Times
Obama's Balancing Act on U.S. Trade Policies
| Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania challenged President Obama last week on behalf of steel workers, and helped underscore the administration's ambivalence about trad... (photo: Creative Commons / tialikely)
China   Photos   President   Trade   US  
Communism Political Issues
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- Huge recovery effort revives China's quake zone
Chinese use computers at an Internet cafe in Beijing Thursday Feb. 8, 2007. China, regarded as the world's leading source of illegally copied movies and software, had only limited success during a four-month crackdown on Internet piracy and copyright infringement, an official said Thursday.
Beijing beefs up cyber-warfare capacity
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- France, US push for Iran sanctions
- Polanski, Scorsese Films to Debut at Berlin Festival
- Cyberspace Threats Could Affect National Security
- Costa Rica elects 1st woman president in landslide
Roman Polanski speaks at a press conference in Warsaw, Poland, Thursday Sept. 29, 2005. The 72-year-old Polanski, director of the Oscar-winning film "The Pianist," was in Warsaw to promote the film. The film is based on Dickens' classic tale of a young orphan turned pickpocket in the squalor of Victorian London.
Polanski, Scorsese Films to Debut at Berlin Festival
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Human Rights Democracy
- Global human trafficking news roundup ( Feb. 6-8, 2010)
- United States and European Union issue joint statement on Ir
- "I.O.U." by John Lanchester
- When China rules the world
American missionary Robert Park is seen inside a vehicle after arriving at the Beijing Capital Airport, Saturday, Feb. 6, 2010. His arrival in Beijing came a day after North Korea announced it would free Robert Park.
North Korea releases U.S. Christian activist
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- United States and China Need Each Other
- IMANI Report: "Integrated Aluminum" Fever - the al
- Hong Kong leader says he might not vote in "democracy r
- Costa Rica elects female president
Hacking into the mind of the CRU climate change hacker
Hacking into the mind of the CRU climate change hacker
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Society & Culture Falun Gong
- Asia takes film battle to Berlin
- China to crack down on 'thriving' online gambling
- Chinese author Liao Yiwu seeks Merkel support on travel ban
- Copiers: Gold Mines for Identity Theft
Roman Polanski speaks at a press conference in Warsaw, Poland, Thursday Sept. 29, 2005. The 72-year-old Polanski, director of the Oscar-winning film "The Pianist," was in Warsaw to promote the film. The film is based on Dickens' classic tale of a young orphan turned pickpocket in the squalor of Victorian London.
Polanski, Scorsese Films to Debut at Berlin Festival
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- Masters of lust
- Tigers in folklore
- Wife of missing rights lawyer urges China to come clean
- Masters of lust
Tiger - Animal - Wildlife
Tigers in folklore
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Crime Religion
- Questioning Crime Data, and Other Data Behind Bloomberg Poli
- Beijing beefs up cyber-warfare capacity
- Huge recovery effort revives China's quake zone
- Chinese police shut down hacker training business
Chinese use computers at an Internet cafe in Beijing Thursday Feb. 8, 2007. China, regarded as the world's leading source of illegally copied movies and software, had only limited success during a four-month crackdown on Internet piracy and copyright infringement, an official said Thursday.
Beijing beefs up cyber-warfare capacity
more
- N Korea frees US religious activist
- US missionary freed by NKorea starts journey home
- China Urged To Find A Common Ground On Tibet Talks: Envoys o
- Explore Vancouver area's ethnic diversity
Lodi Gyaltsen Gyari, special envoy talking about ninth round of talks, Dharamshala, India
China Urged To Find A Common Ground On Tibet Talks: Envoys of Dalai Lama
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