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US has no grounds to judge human rights
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Xi-Modi meeting to show diplomatic wisdom of China, India
ASIAN REVIEW
China, India must build new unity to reform old global order
VIEWPOINT
Latin America and the US-China trade spat
EYE ON ECONOMY
People-to-people diplomacy can usher in new chapter in Sino-Indian relations
EXPERT ASSESSMENT
US trade moves aim to protect tech hegemony
VIDEO
N. Korea's real incentive to abandon its nuclear weapons lies with its regime feeling secure in its power

Xi-Modi meeting to sustain momentum of improvement in ties

Police detain tycoon Guo Wengui's cohorts for forging govt documents

PLA Navy at 69 faces increasing challenges from US

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  • POLITICS >
    President Xi will hold informal meeting with Indian PM Modi in Wuhan

    Chinese President Xi Jinping will hold an informal meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 27-28 in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province.

  • DIPLOMACY >
    Chinese surgeons fly to North Korea after 36 die in bus accident

    Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Chinese Embassy in North Korea to immediately make "all necessary means" to effectively handle the aftermath of a bus accident involving the deaths of 32 Chinese tourists.

  • SOCIETY >
    Universities establish joint research center to promote polar research

    Twenty-five universities and research organizations jointly established a polar research center in Beijing on Sunday to promote polar information sharing and research.

  • SOCIETY >
    Eco-friendly funeral reform in East China sparks backlash

    Lingxi town in Shangrao held a meeting to promote eco-friendly funeral reform on Sunday, during which many village officials vowed to push forward the reform and nearly 300 wooden coffins were destroyed, thepaper.cn reported on Monday.

  • SOCIETY >
    Student slams Peking University over sexual harassment case disclosure

    A school of China's prestigious Peking University said on Monday that it respects every student's interests and tries to protect their legal rights, in response to one of its students, who published an article online on Monday accusing the school of forcing her to drop her requests to disclose information on a former professor's sexual harassment case.

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    Xi urges all-out rescue effort in DPRK road accident

    President Xi Jinping on Monday asked the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the embassy in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to take "all necessary means" immediately to handle a major road accident there involving Chinese tourists.

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    32 Chinese killed in major traffic accident in DPRK: FM spokesman

    China dispatched a working group with medical experts to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) at noon Monday after a major road accident occurred Sunday night in the country, the Foreign Ministry said Monday afternoon

  • SOCIETY >
    Police detain tycoon Guo Wengui's cohorts for forging govt documents

    Chinese police have arrested twin brothers who helped fugitive Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui forge what he claimed to be "classified" Chinese government documents.

  • SOCIETY >
    Beijing's Xicheng district wins praise as model for local Party construction efforts

    Party construction work has achieved great success in Xicheng district in downtown Beijing and its experience should be expanded to other regions in China to benefit the public, experts said after the biggest base on Party construction in the district was established.