China demands NK free crew of fishing boat

By Yang Jian | 2013-5-20

CHINA is urging North Korea to release a Chinese fishing boat and its crew reported to have been held since May 5. Counsellor Jiang Yaxian of the ...


Taiwan urges joint probe into shooting

TAIWAN yesterday repeated calls for a joint investigation into the killing of a fisherman by Philippine coast guards. A team of investigators retu...


North Korea ignores calls with launch of 4th missile


Report raises fears over plastic foam dinnerware

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The Shanghai government may allow some wet markets to resume live poultry business in June or July now that the threat of the deadly H7N9 bird flu is fading. What is your view on the issue?

More time is needed to make sure that live poultry is safe for consumers.
That’s good. Chicken slaughtered at the market tastes better than frozen meat.
Live poultry is ok so long as market supervision is strictly enforced.

Discounts draw big crowds at scenic spots

HUGE crowds turned up at scenic spots across the city yesterday as they offered half price admission for China Tourism Day, but the special offer crea...


'Iron Man' storms science fest

FIVE 3D printers and a rescue robot were on display at the opening of the Shanghai Science Festival in the Pudong New Area yesterday. One of the h...


Metro refuses to skirt around problem

SHANGHAI'S subway operator will begin renovating escalators at Metro lines 3 and 4 stations to prevent long skirts from getting stuck. An anti-tra...


Forecast calls for warmer weather


Boys start to shine in male-only classes

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Dream of a life on Mars tainted by doubts it can really happen

CHINESE applicants who signed up for a Dutch project to land humans on Mars in 2023 are raising doubts about the enterprise after its founder said the...


Court will hear appeal of rape victim's mother

A HIGHER court in Hunan Province will review attempts by the mother of a rape victim to sue a local authority for imprisoning her after she protested ...


Belgian weaves unlikely Qinghai carpet tale


Official suspended for turning off traffic lights

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Beckham walks away from game in tears

DAVID Beckham hugged his teammates with tears in his eyes, then walked off the pitch to a standing ovation - for the last time in front of a home crow...


Pacers seize Eastern finals spot

INDIANA moved into the NBA Eastern Conference finals with a 106-99 win over the New York Knicks on Saturday, with a Roy Hibbert block sparking a late ...


Serena captures Italian Open

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Denmark's de Forest sings to victory in Eurovision song contest

DENMARK'S Emmelie de Forest has won this year's Eurovision Song Contest with her ethno-inspired flute and drum tune "Only Teardrops," despite tough co...


Russia retrieves mice, other animals from space

A RUSSIAN capsule filled with 45 mice and 15 newts along with other small animals returned from a month's mission in orbit yesterday with data scienti...


Thailand's Red Shirts mark deadly crackdown

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Repeat poll held despite aide killing


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Kiwi rite of passage in China

AT an event in Auckland, New Zealand, in March, young Kiwis discussed OE (overseas experience) destinations. But what emerged at the gathering organiz...

City aims to turn industrial sites into tourism hotspots

I HAVE to commend China's tourism sector for its innovative spirit, even if I don't always agree with all of its ideas. That spirit has seen public an...


Center promotes Chinese comics

ESTABLISHED in 2011, Shanghai Comic Center has become a platform for promoting Chinese comics (lian huan hua á??·?-). With more and more Chinese y...


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IP regime benefits US monopolies

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Bad criminal law treats child victims as prostitutes

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