Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao met with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak at the Presidential Palace in Cairo on Saturday morning.
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China's second largest freshwater lake, Dongting, has shrunk in area by almost two thirds in just a month, a local meteorologist said Wednesday.
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After topping this year's Hurun rich list, Wang Chuanfu, head of Nanjing-based car manufacture BYD Co Ltd, is again recognized as China's richest by Forbes Magazine.
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Webchats with foreign envoys in China.
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A teenage boy sat beside his father in their family car racing a remote controlled vehicle on the expressway near Tangshan, Hebei province, on Tuesday.
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As a result of three mergers, the number of China's centrally-administered State-owned Enterprises (SOEs) has decreased to 132 from 135.
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China's automobile market continued its robust growth in October, and provided enough indications that the country is well on its way to occupy the top perch in the global automobile market.
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A Chinese government think tank leader said on Thursday China's macroeconomic policy in 2010 should focus on maintaining steady economic growth and stable prices.
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China's Lenovo Group, the world's fourth largest personal computer manufacturer, returned to profitability in the second quarter, according to the group's fiscal report released Thursday.
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Sinovac Biotech Ltd, China's first officially approved H1N1 flu vaccine maker, announced yesterday it would transfer its stock exchange listing to the NASDAQ Global Market from NYSE Amex in a bid to raise more funds and become a leading vaccine producer.
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One year after China launched the stimulus package and regained economic growth momentum, experts said the government was set to stick to pro-growth macroeconomic policies while making minor adjustments in the prospect of inflation.
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China's total premium income of 2008 reached 978.41 billion yuan ($143 billion), making it the sixth largest country in terms of premium income.
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The Obama administration would be willing to hold bilateral talks with North Korea but only if certain conditions were met, the president's top adviser on Asia said on Friday.
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A woman in South Korea who tried to pass the written exam for a driver's license with near-daily attempts since April 2005 has finally succeeded on her 950th time.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai will compete with Abdullah Abdullah in the Nov. 7 presidential runoff.
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Employees at an engineering firm recognized their former co-worker when he drew a handgun from under his shirt, police said, and shot his first victim dead in the reception area. He then walked into the office and unloaded several more rounds, wounding five other employees at the company that fired him two years ago.
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Pakistan's top designers and models are taking part in the country's first-ever fashion week. While the mix of couture and high-street fashions would not have been out of place in Milan or New York, many designers reflected the turmoil, contradictions and tensions coursing through the society.
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World number one Tiger Woods returns to the HSBC Champions this week with the every intention of wrapping up some unfinished business.
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World champion and triple gold medalist Zhang Lin leads the nominees at the 2009 Anta CCTV Sports Personality of the Year awards ceremony.
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Carlo Ancelotti said he was thrilled by Chelsea's response to their early-season setbacks after a 4-0 win over Bolton Wanderers put them two points clear at the top of the Premier League table.
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World number one Roger Federer eased into the quarter-finals of the Swiss Indoors, his home-town tournament, with an easy win over Italy's Andreas Seppi on Wednesday.
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Chase Utley hit two home runs to raise his Series total to a record-tying five, Cliff Lee won again and Philadelphia cut their deficit to 3-2.
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China's effort to develop golf in the wake of the sport's inclusion as an Olympic event from 2016 received a timely boost yesterday when the first China Amateur Golf Futures Tour (GFT) event teed off at the Beijing California County Golf Club.
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A young woman broke into the homes of Hollywood celebrities she admired because she wanted to own their designer clothes and jewelry.
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No one knows better than Yoko Ono how far celebrity activism has come in the last 40 years.
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Russell Brand is getting a haircut to save his career.
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Lady GaGa has hinted that she might collaborate with Madonna.
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The legal war between former Miss California USA Carrie Prejean and pageant organizers is over.
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The exhibition, Chinese Graphic Design of the 20th Century: A Documentary, tracks the social changes and the development of design in China, through posters and ads in magazines and newspapers, besides other design-related books and objects.
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Ashton Kutcher, the executive producer of new TV show 'The Beautiful Life' starring Mischa Barton, ''can't wait'' for people to see how strong Mischa's performance is.
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Andre Agassi, mired in controversy after admitting to using crystal meth, pleaded for compassion from his critics in a television interview.
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Pakistan took fashion to the runways this week hoping to promote a more glamorous side of a nation better-known worldwide for violence and militant extremism.
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A T-shirt a day has kept unemployment at bay for an American man who is making about $85,000 a year by selling advertising space on his torso.
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Who says healthy has to be boring? A new cookbook from top Australian chefs shows it is possible to eat a balanced meal, and enjoy it, even if you've got a sensitive stomach.
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Obesity causes more than 100,000 cases of cancer in the United States each year -- and the number will likely rise as Americans get fatter, researchers said on Thursday.
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In a growing campaign to refer to November as "Movember," men around the world are being encouraged to grow a mustache for 30 days to raise awareness and funds for prostate and testicular cancer.
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Treatments for erectile dysfunction such as the hugely popular drug Viagra do not appear to pose long-term damage to men's sight, a new study has shown.
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