- Anger in the Streets
- [2009-07-07]
Mass incidents are breaking out all over China, but the causes are specific, the threat to government is limited and the solutions are within reach
- Mysterious Sounds Remain a Question
- [2009-01-12]
Chongqing heard a sound without a cause, giving way for speculation.
- Mystery Surrounds Bird Flu Death
- [2009-01-08]
A 19 year old woman died of bird flu, but no other trace of the dangerous virus was found yet.
- Chinese Ship Attacked by Pirates
- [2008-12-19]
Helicopters and a warship responded to a pirate attack on a Chinese ship in dangerous waters.
- Mixed Signals for China’s Smoking Control
- [2008-12-16]
Chinese delegates at a global tobacco-control conference gave anti-smoking forces new reasons to cheer and jeer.
- Guidelines to Shake China’s Tobacco Sector
- [2008-12-08]
Cigarette packet warnings may be a first step toward major changes for China's government-linked tobacco industry.
- Mozart Would Be Pleased
- [2008-11-29]
With talented composers and conductors, plus a new National Center for the Performing Arts, China is getting serious about music.
- American FDA Opens Office in Beijing
- [2008-11-19]
With Chinese food imports on the rise, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration opened its first office in China.
- Reporters' Blog: Grant Seekers Crowd NDRC
- [2008-11-17]
After the government's 4-trillion stimulus plan was announced, people from all over the country converged on Beijing to give their pitch for a slice of the pie.
- Chaotic Taxi Strike Pays Off in Chongqing
- [2008-11-15]
The official response to a walkout by thousands of Chongqing taxi drivers quelled tension and satisfied some demands.
- Surfing for Solutions to Print Media's Plight
- [2008-11-08]
While newspapers nosedive, a U.S. media foundation is seeking global proposals for localizing information on the Internet.
- More Tainted Eggs Discovered
- [2008-10-31]
Since Hong Kong announced the discovery of melamine in eggs from the mainland, a number of Chinese cities have begun their own testing, revealing more contamination.
- Melamine Found in Eggs and Biscuits
- [2008-10-27]
Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan are all reporting the discovery of melamine in non-dairy products from the mainland.
- An Organic Dream Blossoms in Beijing
- [2008-10-25]
Beyond the urban congestion, Beijing’s first agrotourism site sells lifestyle as well as organic produce.
- Chronic Diseases, China Biggest Killer
- [2008-10-24]
A World Bank report says that 80 percent of deaths in China are linked to chronic disease. An aging population and lifestyle are the most likely factors.
- Tainted Milk: Regulatory Do's and Don'ts
- [2008-10-06]
The milk crisis taught China that government oversight, but not meddling, is crucial for a safe food industry.
- Eight Infants Die in Xi'An Hospital
- [2008-09-27]
A preliminary investigation indicates that contaminated facilities were the primary cause in the death of eight babies at a hospital in Xi'An.
- Hebei Official Admits Tainted Milk Misstep
- [2008-09-17]
A vice governor says officials ignored China's rule for food emergencies in the case of poisoned baby milk powder.
- More Contaminated Formula Discovered
- [2008-09-17]
A nationwide inspection has turned up tainted baby formula in the products of 22 Chinese companies.
- Number of Tainted Milk Victims Rises
- [2008-09-16]
Two babies are dead, 340 remain hospitalized, and 53 are in critical condition after drinking contaminated milk powder produced by the Sanlu Group.
Week In Review
SAFE may expand QDII program quotas this year; China's top three airlines book 3Q profit growth; Beijing university student fourth A/H1N1 death in China.
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