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• 1.Skies open up over Straits
• NANJING: The Chinese mainland and Taiwan decided yesterday to double flights between them and change chartered flights to regular ones for the first t...
• 2.Crane team blamed for tourist tragedy
• Six construction workers have been accused of negligence following a fatal accident in Taiwan in which a crane fell onto a bus carrying 25 mainland to...
• 3.Elixir of life pours into earthquake village
• For thousands of years, the Qiang people in Luobo village more than 2,000 m above sea level have had to collect or haul water for daily use. Getting e...
• 4.Nation on alert as flu kills 81 in Mexico
• China has joined a worldwide surveillance against an unknown swine flu that has killed at least 81 people in Mexico and threatens to turn into a globa...
• 5.Attractions made free for Beijing tourists
• Beijing is looking to lure more domestic tourists to the city's top attractions via a massive giveaway of 2 million entry tickets. The free tickets ar...
• 6.Piracy solution is new Somali navy, says ambassador
• The Somali ambassador to China urged the international community yesterday to help Somalia build up its own navy, as it would offer a final solution t...
• 7.Uproar over bag of bones contestant
• Australia's Miss Universe contest was thrown into controversy yesterday with doctors and dieticians complaining a leading finalist was skin and bones ...
• 8.China buyers target Indian 'textpo'
• Buyers from across China are on the alert as the countdown to two of the world's most important textile trade fairs begins. Heimtextil India and Techt...
• 9.Trade team heads to US for new deals
• A Chinese trade delegation is leaving today for the United States to explore trade and investment opportunities, close on the heels of a similar missi...
• 10.Bosch's China sales robust
• SHANGHAI: Germany's Bosch Group, a leading automobile components maker, said yesterday that sales growth in China last year was robust despite falling...