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China putting a brake on inflation
The fluctuation range of China's currency exchange rate can be further broadened to help curb rising inflation, said Li Daokui, a member of the monetary policy committee of the People's Bank of China. Property market set to make soft landing
Secret spy satellite launched from US
The Air Force has launched a new classified spy satellite. An un-manned Delta 4-Heavy rocket blasted off From Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on Sunday at 5:58 p.m. (2258 GMT)
Govt search for batch of tainted drinks
Market regulators in Xiangfan of Central China's Hubei province have started an "all-out search" for a batch of dairy products that is believed to contain melamine - a toxic industrial chemical that killed at least six infants across the country in 2008.
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Thousands mourn Shanghai fire victims
Thousands of people flocked to the charred frame of a Shanghai apartment building on Sunday to mourn the 58 people who died in the Nov 15 fire, which has been blamed on lax oversight and illegal practices.
Rescuers pull all 29 from flooded coal mine
Home prices thwart graduates' dream of big cities
US calls for calm on DPRK's uranium program
Newcomer disrupts grain purchasing
10 detained over fatal coal mine dispute
China to probe law violation in QQ-360 spat
India to spend heavily on new stealth fighter
5.6-magnitude earthquake hits Taiwan
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China Beijing
China to probe law violation in QQ-360 spat
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said Sunday it would investigate the dispute between Tencent and Qihoo 360 to determine whether actions by either company had broken the law.
10 detained over fatal coal mine dispute
Ten people were detained following a dispute between coal mine contractors which led to a deliberate explosion, killing nine people and injuring 48 others in southwestern Yunnan Province, local police said Sunday.
High-speed rail on agenda
Construction of a high-speed rail link between Yunnan province and neighboring Myanmar, part of a project to upgrade transport connections with Southeast Asian nations, will start in about two months, a top rail expert said.
Leaders urge development of border regions
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Vice-Premiers Li Keqiang and Hui Liangyu have called for more efforts to promote the development of the nation's border regions.
Business
China rolls out measures to fight inflation
The State Council, China's Cabinet, announced Sunday a slew of measures to rein in rising commodity prices to ease the economic pressures on the people.
China confident of keeping a lid on inflation: NDRC
Hike in reserve ratios to stifle inflation'Draconian' measures may be on the cards
China's second hike in its required reserved ratio (RRR) in nine days is widely seen by analysts as unlikely to send the stock market into volatile corrections.
Youku seeks $169m from US IPO
Youku.com Inc, China's biggest online video company, said it plans to raise $169 million in an initial public offering in the United States, one week after its competitor Tudou Holdings Ltd filed for its own initial public offering (IPO).
World
Ireland, EU agree on financial rescue package
Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen on Sunday night confirmed the European Union (EU) has agreed to the Irish government's request for a financial aid package from the EU and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Tigers could be extinct in 12 years if unprotected
Wild tigers could become extinct in 12 years if countries where they still roam fail to take quick action to protect their habitats and step up the fight against poaching, global wildlife experts told a "tiger summit" Sunday.
Japanese Justice Minister resigns over gaffe
Japan's justice minister resigned Monday over comments that made light of his duty to respond to questioning in parliament, the latest blow to the ruling party as it struggles to keep Japan's fragile economic recovery alive.
Russia to join NATO new anti-missile plan
Just getting the leaders of Russia and NATO around the table to talk about increased cooperation was progress barely two years after the Georgian war triggered a near freeze in relations.
Sports
Rudisha and Vlasic named IAAF athletes of year
Kenyan 800 metres runner David Rudisha, who set 2010's only major world record, and world indoor high jump champion Blanka Vlasic of Croatia were named IAAF Athletes of the year on Sunday.
Moya honored after retirement at ATP Finals
Four days after announcing his retirement from tennis, former top-ranked player Carlos Moya was back on court and the center of attention.
Lin-Lee duel to continue
Beijing Olympics and three time world championships winner Lin Dan and world number one Lee Chong Wei could extend their long time duel to the 2012 Olympic Games while China once again dominated at the Asian Games.
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Opinion
US should rethink strategy
When projecting its influence in the Asia Pacific region, the United States should remember that it needs to assume a more constructive role in order to be a welcoming and respectable player in regional affairs.
Cost of smoking higher than revenue
Today, tobacco is deeply entwined in Chinese culture, from the compulsory cigarettes given to male guests at almost every wedding, to the glossy images of national icons that adorn cigarette packets.
Web CommentsPatrick Mattimore
Students waves should flow East too
(33 comments)China sent several times more students to the US than Great Britain, France, Spain, and Italy combined
Cultural exchange key to bringing US students to China: From ReadersThink TankDebate: Heating system
Does South China need a central heating system? "No", says one expert, because it would be an unnecessary drain on precious energy, while another says it is important to restructure the entire system to save energy.
ForumRegional
Police detain man for running down officials
Police have detained a man accused of running down 11 urban management officers with an SUV as they demolished his allegedly illegally built house in central China's Hubei Province.
Cold front to hit North China
China's meteorological authorities on Thursday forecast a new cold front will reach northern China over the next three days, bringing snow and temperatures dropping as much as 14 degrees Celsius in some areas.
LifeChina's best treating little girl
The 4-year-old girl who traveled to the capital last week desperately seeking a cure for an ailment that left her with a massively oversized stomach has been diagnosed and is being treated by China's top expert.
Flying high
It was Zhang Yimou's 2003 film House of Flying Daggers that brought Wang Yabin, 26, to national attention.
Entertainment
Performance of 2010 American Music Awards in Los Angeles
Singer Katy Perry performs "Firework" at the 2010 American Music Awards in Los Angeles November 21, 2010.
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