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• 1.Indonesia told to release 75 Chinese fishermen
• China yesterday called on Indonesia to release 75 captured Chinese fishermen and free their impounded vessels as soon as possible, just six days ahead...
• 2.Govt steps up heat on Google
• The world's most popular search engine has been dragged into what appears to be an escalating row between China and the United States on Internet cont...
• 3.Southern province hit hard by drugs
• GUANGZHOU: About 2.5 tons of drugs and 180 tons of drug-producing chemicals have been seized in the past five months, the provincial public security d...
• 4.Economic ties with Thailand expand
• China and Thailand yesterday agreed to expand economic cooperation as part of visiting Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva's efforts to revive the T...
• 5.Appeals sought in milk case
• The distraught families of 118 children who were poisoned during the tainted milk scandal are unhappy with their compensation offer and want to launch...
• 6.New regulation restricts sex info on Internet
• Access to information about sex on the Internet will be further restricted under a new regulation by the Ministry of Health. Under the regulation, whi...
• 7.Audit finds funds missing or wasted
• A staggering 4 billion yuan ($593 million) was misappropriated and 467 million yuan lost or wasted by the government last year, the country's top audi...
• 8.Girl killed by 'lover' she met on Internet
• A schoolgirl who went to a cake shop to break up with her Internet lover died after being taken hostage and stabbed by the man. The man was shot in a ...
• 9.High-speed trains to take the strain
• Thirty-five high-speed rail lines, measuring 11,000 km, are being rolled out throughout China, a railway ministry official said yesterday. With China'...
• 10.Canadian scientists breeding cows that burp less
• Canadian scientists are breeding a special type of cow designed to burp less, a breakthrough that could reduce a big source of greenhouse gases respon...