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·Chinese shipmen escape from pirates in Gulf of Aden

·China calls for more overseas talents

·Futures trade value sets record in China, rising 76% in 2008

·Prices of livestock products expected to drop in 2009

·Minister: More Party organs open to media

·China strengthens land management in boosting domestic demand

·China pledges to further co-op, friendship with Kuwait

·Holiday revelry subdued for public officials

·China's industrial profits up 4.9% in first 11 months

·Legislature studies practice of laws on labor contract, compulsory education

·Lawmakers discusse report on water pollution control

·China eases rules on trade-related forex advances

·Top legislature starts six-day session

·China moves to mitigate enterprises' burdens for stable employment

·Explorers trek to build 3rd Antarctic base

·China to send Navy to fight Somali pirates

·President Hu addresses conference marking sci-tech association's 50th anniversary

·China launches new remote sensing satellite

·China's first moon probe lowers orbit for further exploration

·KMT chairman to attend 4th cross-Strait economic, cultural forum

· Top ten "outstanding Chinese youths" selected

· Chinese official: Scientific development can help offset economic downturn

·Chinese premier to attend tripartite summit of China, Japan, South Korea

·Vice President Xi: World financial crisis "to test Chinese leadership"

·Vice premier: Tap consumption potential to sustain China growth

·All stranded Chinese in Thailand return

·China launches remote sensing satellite

·More than 770,000 people sit for nationwide government recruitment

· China eyes more strategic dialogue with U.S. under new president

· Vice premier urges mitigating disasters with better meteorological services

·Premier seeks advice from experts on economy

·Chinese official highlights efforts to promote fair education

·Chinese president leaves Lima for Athens

·Official: Potala Palace repairs near completion

·Chinese gov't mulls to impose fuel tax

·Regular weekly cross-Straits charter flight plan announced

·China "hopes to continue SED mechanism" with U.S.

·Chinese premier wants to accelerate post-quake reconstruction

·Li Changchun urges up-to-date mentality to meet cultural needs

·China to provide MNCs with better development conditions

·China to step up efforts to improve urban and rural infrastructure

·Chinese authorities crack down on illegal cabs to end strikes

·Top political advisor urges unions to protect workers' rights

·GAQSIQ: Latest-tested liquid milk safe

·China urges efficient measures against financial crisis

·ARATS chief concludes historic Taiwan visit

·Minister: Melamine-tainted egg scandal is individual case

·NBS chief: China's economy in good shape despite global financial turmoil

·FM press conference on Oct. 28 (full text)

·China cuts benchmark interest rates by 0.27 percentage points

·Hu Jintao urges Party schools to play more important roles in country's development

·2 Chinese scientists win Gates grants

·Full text of Vice Premier Wang Qishan at China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit

·5th China-ASEAN Expo opens amid world financial crisis

·China's CPI rises 4.6% in Sept.

·Premium revenue to hit 1 trln yuan this year

·China prepared to combat slowdown: NDRC

·No massive bankruptcy in Yangtze River region: official

·Chinese medical reform draft open to public debate

·China airs resolve to keep economy in good shape

·Chinese, Macedonian PMs exchange congratulations on 15th anniversary of ties

·China says new liquid milk in line with melamine limits

·China sets new standards for dairy industry

·Emergency money allocated to Chinese farmers after tainted milk scandal

·Government officials head to quake site in Tibet

·China finds new liquid milk products not contaminated

·China launches emergency response after Tibet quake

·Another record golden week, Beijing top destination

·China's Shenzhou-7 spacecraft completes orbit maneuver

·Chinese banks urged to guard against liquidity risks

·China removes 7,000 tonnes of tainted milk from retail outlets

·Latest space mission finishes rehearsal

· Premier Wen calls on sick infants

· China's manned spacecraft Shenzhou-7 in final preparation for launch

· Chinese president hosts luncheon for guests to Beijing Paralympics closing ceremony

· China's cabinet orders inspections, reform of dairy industry

· Half a million evacuated as Sinlaku approaches E China

· China's central bank reduces credit interest rate, reserve

· China's retail sales up 23.2% in August

· Health ministry starts nationwide haul of infant kidney stone

· ARATS chief hopes panda pair to reach Taiwan soon

· China issues "land for land" policy to guarantee arable land area

· Mainland issues new policies to ease cross-Strait travel

· Swimmer Du gifts China 1st gold

· Security to remain tight in Beijing during Paralympics

· China set to raise poverty line

· Hu attends Hua Guofeng's farewell ceremony

· China sets sights on rail record

· Official: Paralympic ticket sales going well

· China weighs criminal penalty on leaking personal data

· Chinese central authorities congratulate Olympians on superb performance at Beijing Games

· Editorial: Beijing Olympics hailed as "a glorious success"

· Lhasa announces incentives for agents to revive tourism

· China to regulate recycling of electronic waste

· Fishery agencies asked to be on alert as typhoon Nuri nears

· China earmarks $9.7 bln for quake relief

· Chinese vice premier stresses employment, labor rights

· Beijing registers 8th day of excellent air quality

· China's disciplinary authorities send officials to quake zone to help with reconstruction

· China to increase financial support for post-quake reconstruction

· China solicits advice for post-quake reconstruction outline

· Housing prices up 7% in major Chinese cities in July

· Hu meets Bush, underscoring China-U.S. relations

· China calls for ceasefire in South Ossetia

·Chinese vice premier calls for sufficient power supply for Olympics

· Chinese senior leader Jia Qinglin meets KMT chairman

·Cabinet announces specific guidelines for Anti-Monopoly Law

·Olympic torch relay routes, time in Beijing

· About 160,000 to be present at Olympic opening

· China's futures trading volume up 76% in July

· Beijing-Tianjin railway opens to traffic

· Airport gets ready for big days ahead

· China hikes small-firm aid by 25% amid economic restructuring

· Banks to invest in insurance

· Typhoon Fung Wong gains strength as it heads to east China coast

· Over 270,000 people evacuated in E China as Typhoon Fung Wong approaches

· Senior Chinese official calls for further ideological emancipation

· China has 253 mln netizens by end of June

· Premier Wen meets Russian FM

· Public gets tips to fight terrorism

· China to withdraw military forces in quake affected areas

· New transport policies take effect

· NBS: GDP grows 10.4% in first half

· New rule tightens watch on SOEs

· BOCOG issues Olympic venue rules, banners not allowed

· China to improve transparency of public hearings on price setting

·Hu, Bush meet on ties, six-party talks, Taiwan

· China approves transgenic species development program

·Vice president addresses welcoming banquet in HK

· Beijing prepares to deliver smooth Games

· Premier Wen underscores fast, steady economic development

· Special 10-yuan notes to mark Olympics

· Students in quake-hit areas attend college entrance exam

· China braces for major flood season, lingering drought in north

· President Hu to attend G8 summit in Japan

· China cracks down on drug cheats

· Multilingual hotline set up for traffic

· China unveils new turboprop regional aircraf

· China central authorities solicits advice on economic development

· Premier calls for sciences, technology to serve social, economic development

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