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Mainland-Taiwan Economic, Trade Forum

-	Mainland-Taiwan Economic, Trade Forum
-	Lien Chan Back Home After Trip to Mainland
-	Survey: 75% Feel Closer Cross-Straits Ties
-	Lien Chan and Wife Arrives in Hangzhou
-	Lien Chan Visits Taiwan Fruit Market in Xiamen
-	Lien Chan Gets Honorary Xiamen Uni Degree
-	Lien Chan Visits Fuzhou City
-	Cross-Straits Projects Planned for Agriculture
-	Lien Chan Arrives in Fujian for Ancestor Worship
-	Taiwan Urged to Follow up Forum Achievements

-	Lien Chan Leaves Beijing for Fujian
-	Mainland Gives Green Light to Taiwan Tours
-	Economy Grows 10.2% in First Quarter
-	Suggestions from Hu on Cross-Straits Relations
-	CPC Leader Hu Jintao Meets KMT Honorary Chairman Lien Chan
-	New Policies Issued to Boost Cross-Straits Trade
-	Direct Air, Shipping Links to Save $1b: Taiwan Scholar
-	KMT Honorary Chairman Pays Tribute to Sun Yat-sen's Cenotaph
-	Win-win Economic Co-op Urged at Cross-Straits Forum
-	Participants Urge Win-win Cooperation Across Straits

-	Lien: Don't Demonize China's Growth
-	Lien Calls for Closer Economic Relations
-	Jia Calls for Direct Transport Links Across Taiwan Straits
-	Cross-Straits Economic, Trade Forum Opens in Beijing
-	KMT Honorary Chairman Arrives in Beijing
-	Direct Transport Links Focus of Mainland-Taiwan Forum
-	Lien Chan Stops over in HK Before Attending Cross-Straits Forum
-	Lien Chan Leaves for Beijing to Attend Cross-Straits Forum

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Defeating Food Scares

China has been confronted with food security problems recently. Mandarin fish from Guangdong Province and turbot from Shandong were found to contain poisonous chemicals. And ducks and hens in Hebei Province were fed a red dye so that their red-yolk eggs would sell for a higher price.

Industrial accidents including blasts, cave-ins, fires and the like pose a threat to many workers. The issue of work safety has drawn nationwide attention and the government requires to do more to curb the situation.

HK-Macao-Taiwan

HK | Macao | Taiwan

-	Two Birds Test Positive for H5N1 Virus in HK

-	HK to Issue 'Children Stamps'

-	Most Taiwan People Stay at Home During Spring Festival

-	18 People Injured in Traffic Accident in HK

-	Taiwan Opposition Party to Elect New Chief in Mid April

-	Two Birds Suspected Positive to H5 Virus in HK

Military Affairs

-	PLA to Cut Non-military Projects and Services

-	Chinese Army Goes Green

-	Armed Forces Ordered to Cut Costs, Reduce Energy Use

-	Fighter Regiment Boosts Penetration Capability

-	Firefighters During Spring Festival

-	PLA Orders Costs Cut

Sci&Tech

-	Top Scientific Academy Regulates Academic Conduct

-	12 Technological Infrastructure Projects to Be Built

-	Space Probe Makes Flyby of Mars

-	China Puts New Navigation Satellite into Orbit

-	Bullet Train Makes Debut from Shanghai to Beijing

-	340kg Giant Fish Caught in East China

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