DTN News: China - Breaking Headlines News Dated January 15, 2011

DTN News: China - Breaking Headlines News Dated January 15, 2011

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(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - January 15, 2011: Comprehensive daily news related to China Breaking - Headlines Newsfor the world of TODAY.

*Comprehensive daily news related to China - Breaking Headlines News for the world of TODAY

*Source: The undermentioned Articles/News are courtesy Xinhuanet.com

1.5 mln sit China's graduate school entrance exam

Some 1.5 million Chinese began sitting this year's graduate school entrance examination Saturday, a 7 percent increase over last year.

VP Xi attends Party School graduation ceremony Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping on Friday attended a graduation ceremony held by the Party School of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee. U.S., China have much more to gain from cooperation than from conflict: Clinton U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday rejected a zero-sum formula on U.S.-China relationship, saying that the two countries have much more to gain from cooperation than from conflict. Maldivian delegation visits China's Yunnan province Tourism of China and Maldives strongly complement each other, vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the Yunnan provincial People's Congress, Yan Youqiong, said. • U.S., Chinese experts comment on Hu's upcoming visit • Natural disasters leave 7,844 dead or missing in China in 2010: ministry • China, ROK sign memorandum of understanding on law enforement • Peaceful Korean peninsula benefits all countries: Vice FM • China urges U.S. to speed up market economy recognition More

Senior CPC leader pledges to further ties with Estonia Li Changchun, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, made this pledge during his meeting with visiting President of the Parliament of the Republic of Estonia Ene Ergma in Beijing. China disagrees with G2, but cooperation with US indispensable: vice foreign minister While China disagrees with the so-called "Group of Two" (G2), its cooperation with the United States is indispensable for finding solutions to many problems of the world, said Vice Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai Friday. China will never seek hegemony: vice foreign minister China will never seek hegemony, regardless of its growing power, Vice Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai reiterated the official stance Friday.

Politics >> • Funeral held for founder of China's CAPD, attended by top leaders • Chinese vice president attends Party School graduation ceremony • Senior CPC leader stresses publicity of Party's agenda for next five years • China's leading steelmaker halts production in capital to cut pollution • Senior CPC official urges "people first" in combating corruption Voice of China >> • China hopes stability in Tunisia restored: FM • FM press conference on Jan. 13 • China hopes Istanbul nuclear talks achieve positive progress: FM spokesman • Mainland tourist numbers to Taiwan up 127 percent last year • FM press conference on Jan.11 Health >> • China to strengthen traditional Chinese medicine R&D • Chinese official vows "zero tolerance" for quality problems of essential medicines • Maternal, infant death rates drop in China's remote counties: official • Hong Kong to hold tripartite meeting on infectious diseases • China has long way to go in tobacco control: Health Ministry Entertainment >> • Guangdong-HK-Macao Youth Film Festival to promote Chinese films • Jay Chou casts in Hollywood film "The Green Hornet" • Richard Clayderman holds concert in E China • China's film watchdog warns of quality issue amid soaring box office • Chinese capital tops national box office in 2010 China & World >> • China's influence in U.S. rising, says U.S. expert • China, Cameroon agree to further expand bilateral cooperation • NPC delegation departs for Australia, Mongolia • Kissinger says Chinese president's U.S. visit is of fundamental importance in charting future • Chinese vice premier's visit to Britain hailed a business success Culture & Edu >> • U.S. educator: "Learning Chinese has changed my life" • Chinese performing arts group wraps up friendship visit to Texas • China, S Korea hold joint performance show to mark Spring Festival • Macao, Singapore sign pact on training local civil servants • Jinggang Mountain vies for World Heritage listing Sci & Tech >> • Chinese official says enterprises play more active role in China-U.S. technology cooperation • Two Chinese academicians win nation's top science prize • China registers nearly 82,000 software copyright protection applications in 2010 • China announces policies to spur software, integrated circuit industries • China triples spending on nanotechnology over past five years HK/Macao/Taiwan >> • Hong Kong launches glass recycle scheme • Mainland province urges Taiwan to release captured fishermen • Taiwan issue most sensitive in China-U.S. ties: diplomat • First Tibetan tourist group takes off for Taiwan • Permits set for Mainland "overage children" to Hong Kong Business >> • Yuan internationalization a big step for world monetary reform: China official • China's property tax debate escalates • China strikes a tougher note for IPR protection • China raises banks' reserve requirement ratio by 50 basis points • FLASH: CHINA RAISES BANKS' RESERVE REQUIREMENT RATIO BY 50 BASIS POINTS Society >> • Mourning ceremony held for founder of Chinese democratic party • China pledges more trains, crackdown on ticket scalping for Spring Festival travel rush • Herdsmen compensated for forgoing grazing in sandstorm-ravaged NW China • Snow, rain to continue in southwest China over next 3 days • Former senior provincial legislator stands trial for corruption Sports >> • Li Na beats Kim Clijsters in Sydney International final • Arrested soccer chief ousted by All-China Sports Federation • Top foreign shuttlers add color to revived Chinese badminton league • China keeps low key ahead of Winter Asiad • Henan ends skid, tops Heilongjiang in China WCBA Opinion >> • Kissinger says Chinese president's U.S. visit is of fundamental importance in charting future • Success of Gates' visit hinges on better military cooperation • Foreign experts agree "dialogue,""communication" key to Sino-U.S. ties • U.S., Chinese experts comment on Hu's upcoming visit • US pressure on yuan "distracting from cooperation"

China >> VP Xi attends Party School graduation ceremony

World >> India stampede toll rises to 100

Business >> AIG closes recapitalization, repays Fed

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