NDRC lifts freeze on product prices
The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) yesterday removed price controls on a range of products introduced in January as an anti-inflationary measure.
China-US ties 'must develop'
Stephen Johnson, head of the United States' Environmental Protection Agency, visited Tonji University in Shanghai yesterday, just days ahead of the 5th Strategic Economic Dialogue (SED) between China and the US.
Last of stranded tourists expected home today
About 650 Chinese tourists, the last of those stranded in Thailand, will return home today aboard two charter flights, the Foreign Ministry said yesterday in a statement posted on its website.
Mercury to head south up north
Beijing residents can say goodbye to the recent warm weather - a cold front will hit northern China tomorrow, the Beijing meteorological center said yesterday.
Country has 'key role' on climate
The two-week UN conference on climate change in Poland will not only be given an insight into China's active role in negotiations, but also a better understanding of what the country is doing in the fight against global warming
Officials lack honesty: Survey
Many people are dissatisfied with the performance of local officials in matters relating to honesty and discipline, an online survey conducted by a leading Communist Party newspaper has said.
Shanghai boosts condom coverage
SHANGHAI: Condoms will be available in all entertainment venues here within three years, a senior health official said on Sunday.
Hubei acts on family policy
Government officials who violate the family planning policy will be sacked, instead of no promotion for three years, according to a revised regulation approved by the standing committee of Hubei provincial people's congress over the weekend.
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