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China Conducts Stringent Tests Of Would-Be Spacemen Beijing (XNA) Aug 11, 2009 ![]() Dozens killed as typhoons hit East Asia ![]() At least 42 people died and scores more were reported missing Tuesday after typhoons battered East Asia, as parts of the region experienced their worst weather in half a century. Most of those killed were in Taiwan when Typhoon Morakot slammed into the island, dumping a record 3.0 metres (120 inches) of rain at the weekend. The storm hit mainland China Sunday afternoon, where it claimed ... more
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Pakistan FM to visit China on heels of conflict with India over Kashmir
Australian firm produces heavy rare earth, first outside China China, EU suspend Brazil chicken imports over bird flu China suspends chicken exports from Brazil after bird flu outbreak Nvidia plans China research centre as export curbs bite: report Asian markets stagger into weekend as trade rally runs out of legs Chinese EV giant BYD to open European centre in Hungary Trump says urged Apple to manufacture in US not India China first-quarter emissions fell despite rising power demand China urges a 'more fair' business environment in France ![]()
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Flying frog among 353 new Himalayan species: WWF![]() A flying frog, the world's smallest deer and the first new monkey to be found in over a century are among 350 new species discovered in the eastern Himalayas in the past decade, the WWF said Monday. But the environmental group said the vital habitats of the mountain range were facing growing pressures from unsustainable development in the region, which spans Nepal, China, India, Bhutan and M ... more China installs nearly 3 million security cameras in six years: police ![]() Police in China have installed nearly three million cameras across the country since 2003 and will extend surveillance to rural areas, the Ministry of Public Security said Monday. "Since 2003... and up to now, over 268,000 alarm and monitoring systems have been installed in China, and more than 2.75 million cameras have been erected," the ministry said in a statement on its website. This ... more China frees 1,200 after Tibet unrest, holds 700 over Xinjiang ![]() China said Monday that it has released more than 1,200 detainees held over unrest in Tibet last year while more than 700 people are still being held following last month's riots in Xinjiang. "After the 1,231 suspects were punished, made to submit statements of repentance and educated by judicial authorities in Tibet, they were freed," Beijing said in a written reply to a UN hearing in Geneva ... more |
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China To Finish High-Res Topographic Lunar Map By September![]() China will complete a 3D topographic map of the moon by the end of September, according to a chief designer with the project on Wednesday, calling the map the "clearest" in the world. "Currently, most of the lunar topographic maps were made by data acquired by laser altimeter instruments. With the large amount of highly-detailed images taken by Chang'e-1, the map we are making will be of ... more China's first Mars orbiter in Russia for launch: state media ![]() China's first satellite to probe Mars has been transported to Russia for a launch later this year, state media reported Thursday. Yinghuo-1, the 110-kilogramme (242-pound) Chinese satellite, is scheduled to be launched along with Russia's "Phobos Explorer" aboard a Zenit rocket in October after final testing, the Beijing News said. After entering Mars' orbit - 10 to 11 months later ... more EADS lands next upgrade for Beijing TETRA ![]() EADS Defense & Security has won the latest contract to develop Beijing's TETRA communications system including a roll-out to police and the Public Security Bureau. The deal for phase 4 work on the terrestrial trunked radio, or TETRA, was just announced, although signed with the Chinese capital's telecoms service provider Beijing JustTop Communication several weeks ago. Deliveries ... more |
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