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[China] China to push forward economic, trade cooperation with Laos

[China] Chinese premier visits AIDS patients, workers

[World] Obama announces his national security team

[Guangdong] Leisure market mirrors provincial progress

[Business] Expert: China's exports to grow 15% in 2009

[Pearl River Delta] Bidding for HK-Zhuhai-Macao bridge project to start on Monday

Weekly Highlights

•Economic zones in Guangdong outline new opening-up measures

•Axe to fall on district governments

•Transport facilities in east Guangzhou to be improved

•New models galore at Guangzhou auto show

•Pioneering Guangdong records many 'firsts'

•Company closure figures in Guangdong disputed

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Chinese president visits AIDS patients on World AIDS Day

Smiley face appears in the night sky

Liuxi lake attracts egrets

New Guangdong Provincial Museum to be unveiled next June

Olympic flame relayed in Guangzhou

Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

• Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games

• Consuls' East PRD Tour

• Reconstruction after earthquake

• Truth behind Lhasa Riots

• The 103rd Canton Fair

• Olympic Torch Relay

• Touch Guangdong, China

• 2008 NPC, CPPCC Annual Sessions

• China Battles Against Snow Havoc

Home > NewsBrief> Guangdong

• Leisure market mirrors provincial progress 2008-December-2

• 200 workers block highway for labor contract dispute 2008-December-2

• Guangzhou city cuts cabbies' monthly fees 2008-December-2

• Opening ceremony shows 'colorful tourism' 2008-December-2

• Smiley face appears in the night sky 2008-December-2

• 'Inadequate sex' fueling crime 2008-December-1

• Cabby strike continues in south China city 2008-December-1

• Int'l tourism festival begins today in Guangdong 2008-November-28

• Bidding for HK-Zhuhai-Macao bridge project to start on Monday 2008-November-28

• Threat of pollution growing in Pearl River Delta 2008-November-28

• Guangdong facing tough times in next two years 2008-November-28

• Rich resources alluring to travelers 2008-November-28

• Jobs now a top concern in Guangdong 2008-November-27

• Cultural strategy seminar begins today 2008-November-27

• African drug smugglers sentenced to death in S. China 2008-November-27

• Foreign trade remains robust in Guangzhou 2008-November-27

• HK and Macao ties spur Guangzhou growth 2008-November-27

• Toy manufacturer set to play fair 2008-November-27

• Guangdong tourism and culture festival kicks off 2008-November-26

• Factory fire kills two, injures three in S China 2008-November-26

• Foreign experts to help weather financial storm 2008-November-26

• Kenya Airways begins Guangzhou-Nairobi non-stop flights 2008-November-26

• GZ witnesses rapid growth in trade with Africa 2008-November-26

• 2011 Universiade mascot unveiled 2008-November-25

• Guangdong to invest 30 billion RMB for hydro related projects 2008-November-25

• Protest by taxi drivers ebbs in Guangzhou 2008-November-25

• New railway station to be built, shortens trip to GZ 2008-November-25

• Migrants return home as job layoffs, land reform 2008-November-24

• Migrant workers take new paths amid depression 2008-November-24

• Economic zones in Guangdong outline new opening-up measures 2008-November-21

• Axe to fall on district governments 2008-November-21

• Transport facilities in east Guangzhou to be improved 2008-November-21

• Guangdong plans reforms to overcome crisis 2008-November-20

• Guangdong plans USD 347 billion investment 2008-November-21

• Export growth stalls in Pearl River Delta 2008-November-21

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