Chinese premier arrives in St. Petersburg for SCO prime ministers' meeting

(Xinhua)

08:24, November 07, 2011

1. Poor employment quality affects growth quality
2. Tougher rules planned for organ donors
3. Civil servants to be taught ethical behavior
4. China may overhaul offshore oil ruels
5. China solves 28,000 IPR violation cases
6. China mulls to set up special fund to boost arts
7. Spain to host Global China Business Meeting

What's happening in China

Muslims in NW China celebrate Corban Festival

1. Emergency rescue volunteers need more training
2. Pressure builds up for tighter air quality monitoring
3. 20 teenage girls facing charges in 'sex ring'
4. One killed, 4 injured in road accident in Harbin
5. Major areas show slower growth
6. Wild Asian elephant kills villager in SW China

China Features

1. Entertainment limits don't herald new revolution
2. Healthy outlook for Chinese medical tourists
3. Wenzhou credit crisis eases up
4. Homes: Hidden crime scenes
5. Wedding invitations become bills for young people Opinions
   1. High-speed rail challenges China's vision
   2. Rethink China's nuke weapons strategy
   3. Housing policy unwavering
   4. Future looks bright for China's bond market
   5. Online rumors dangerous to social order
   

   

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