Farewell, father of our space program
There were wreaths and elegiac couplets. There were leaders, and students and former colleagues. And there were thousands of tearful eyes and muffled sobs.
Armyman starts shooting that kills 13 at US base
FORT HOOD, Texas: A day after a US Army psychiatrist turned his gun on his comrades at the Fort Hood Army Base, starting a shootout that killed 13 people and wounded 30, military officers began piecing together what may have pushed him toward the rampage.
Steel producers hit with huge US fees
Vice-Minister of Commerce Yi Xiaozhun on Friday sounded his "strong dissatisfaction" following an announcement from the United States that it will impose massive "anti-dumping" charges on steel pipes imported from China.
Diplomatic activities to boost ties
China is gearing up for a bonanza of diplomatic activities beginning this weekend, including a premier's trip to Egypt, a presidential visit to Malaysia and Singapore, and then a people's welcome to the president of the United States Barack Obama.
Two Dutch dead in ship collision
GUANGZHOU: Two foreign passengers were killed and nine more wounded in a collision between a cargo ship and a high-speed passenger liner Thursday night in sea waters off this southern city, local authorities confirmed on Friday.
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