The interest chain behind espionage
Rebiya herself shows benefits to Uygurs
More funds needed for rural education
Hu's early return sends new signals
My Shoton Festival experience in Lhasa
Way toward new global currency
Law and the right to check power
Treat foreigners the same as Chinese
Comments on "Government delay order on porn filter software" (China Daily website)
Put people first in education
Let students make their own choices
Editor's note: Here are some comments on Michael Jackson from China Daily website, www.ming7.cn
Stronger measures for traffic violations
The many shades of patriotism
Residency permits are a tricky issue
Self-defense is not mental disorder
Be more courteous!
BRIC partners
Hummer a good ad for Tengzhong
Look to N. Europe for greener cities
As world leaders are slated to gather in Copenhagen this month to find a replacement to the Kyoto Protocol, talks about climate change are gathering steam. But is climate change the most pressing threat for mankind?
There has been a suggestion recently that tests in classical Chinese language are unnecessary.
Asia has rebounded fast from the depth of the global crisis. Initially, the region was hit extremely hard, with output in most countries shrinking by much more than even those nations at the epicenter of the crisis.
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