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• 1.Shenzhen ensures jobs for ex-champion athletes
• The coastal city of Shenzhen in Guangdong province plans to give employment priority to retired athletic champions of domestic and international compe...
• 2.Work to save Three Gorges relics
• Heritage conservation is well under way in the Three Gorges dam area in preparation for the rise of the water level from 156 m to 175 m. Measures will...
• 3.Japan faces crematorium shortage
• Japan's rapidly aging society is forecast to lead to shortfalls in young people, workers and tax revenues. But theres also another shortage: crematori...
• 4.US charges China over subsidies
• The United States has questioned China's pork subsidies in a letter posted on the website of the World Trade Organization (WTO), reflecting new tensio...
• 5.Chen Shui-bian denies $31 m bribe accusation
• Former Taiwan president Chen Shui-bian said yesterday he had done nothing wrong after a prosecutor questioned him for more than four hours about a bri...
• 6.Full steam ahead for rail plan
• The development of China's railway network will include the construction of 548 railway stations within the 11th Five-Year Plan period (2006-10), a se...
• 7.Bank swindlers found guilty in US
• A federal jury in Las Vegas convicted two former principals of China's largest bank, of embezzlement and money laundering on Friday in the biggest cas...
• 8.Hurricane Gustav pounds US coast
• Hurricane Gustav sent strong winds and lashing rains into New Orleans early yesterday, but the storm lost some of its power and was expected to move a...
• 9.Panda gives birth to cub
• The Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base in Sichuan province announced that 11-year-old panda Lun Lun gave birth to a cub in Zoo Atlanta in the ...
• 10.Beijingers debate car restrictions
• More than 400,000 Beijingers have joined an online discussion about whether to keep traffic restrictions introduced for the Olympic and Paralympic Gam...