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Weekly Highlights

•Free pre-marital health checks across Guangdong soon

•Site of China's largest joint-venture oil/chemical project yet to be determined

•Asian Games contracts with seven accommodation service providers

•Consular tours to west Guangdong starts tomorrow

•It will be one 'hot' day for govt

•Trade recovery fragile in Guangdong

•Guangzhou Preparing for Big Event

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China kicks off Global Think Tank Summit

Mascots of 16th Asian Games ascends Mount Everest

Ancient Daling Village Resumes its Original State

Direct container lines between South China and Taiwan inaugurated

Olympic flame relayed in Guangzhou

Specials

Consul's West GD Tour

• A/H1N1 flu in China

• GD & World Expo 2010

• The 105th Canton Fair

• Consul's East GD Tour

• 30 Years of Reform and Opening Up

• Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

• Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games

• PRD Reform and Development Blueprint

• Consuls' East PRD Tour

• Reconstruction after earthquake

• Truth behind Lhasa Riots

• The 103rd Canton Fair

• Olympic Torch Relay

• Touch Guangdong, China

Home > Specials> Truth behind Lhasa Riots

• Chinese officials meet with Dalai Lama's private representatives 2008-07-04

Du Qinglin, head of the United Front Work Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, met with private representatives of the 14th Dalai Lama in Beijing recently, the department said on Thursday.

• Central authorities to meet Dalai's representatives in early July 2008-06-30

The authorities announced Sunday that relevant central government departments will meet personal representatives of the Dalai Lama at his request in early July.

• Tibet re-opens to foreign journalists 2008-06-27

Foreign journalists in China are allowed to apply for entering Tibet, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Jianchao Thursday (June 26) in Beijing.

• Religious activities revive in Tibetan monasteries 2008-06-23

• Reporters from HK, Macao, Taiwan cover Tibet 2008-06-04

• Tibet gives temporary monthly subsidy to low-income families 2008-05-08

• U.S. journalist commends China's efforts to develop Tibet, preserve its culture 2008-05-05

• China's central gov't officials meet with Dalai Lama's private representatives 2008-05-05

• Chinese president hopes contacts with Dalai Lama yield positive results 2008-05-04

• Gov't officials to meet Dalai's representatives 2008-05-03

• China FM hopes Dalai Lama to "cherish" chance of consultation 2008-04-30

• Total jailed over Lhasa violence rises to 30 2008-04-30

• Expert: Tibetan "government-in-exile" still a theocratic power 2008-04-29

• Tibet to reopen to overseas tourists soon 2008-04-28

• Stay out of Tibet issue: diplomats and experts 2008-04-24

• Carrefour's statement against Tibet independence welcomed: MOC 2008-04-23

• "International cards" cannot rescue "Tibetan independence dream" 2008-04-23

• Paris move a severe provocation 2008-04-23

• Big progress in religious freedom in Tibet 2008-04-22

• Lies can only expose hideous features of Dalai clique 2008-04-22

• Chinese netizens: "CNN-like" media should be prohibited in China 2008-04-22

• Lhasa still scarred but on the mend 2008-04-21

• German politician warns against "new Cold War" against China 2008-04-18

• China urges again that CNN sincerely apologizes over insulting words 2008-04-18

• If the West could listen attentively to China 2008-04-17

• Facts, figures about Tibet's development 2008-04-18

• China strongly condemns CNN for insulting Chinese people 2008-04-17

• Commentary: CNN owes China an apology for slandering 2008-04-16

• FM: China strongly denounces CNN host's insulting words 2008-04-16

• Documents present picture of Tibet's brutal past 2008-04-11

• China indignant, opposed to U.S. House resolution on Tibet 2008-04-11

• TYC, a terrorist organization much catastrophic than bin Laden's, say netizens 2008-04-11

• 953 suspects in Lhasa riots detained 2008-04-10

• Magnitude of riot losses much larger 2008-04-10

• Revered living Buddha says sabotage tainted image of lamas 2008-04-10

• China denies "media war" over coverage of Tibet 2008-04-10

• Dalai Lama once loyal to Chinese government 2008-04-09

• China FM: Tibet's development "better than ever" 2008-04-09

• Dalai's brag about "peace", "non-violence" is nothing but lie 2008-04-09

• China outraged over torch relay disruptions 2008-04-09

• Renovation of Potala, Norbu Lingka palaces resumes 2008-03-26

• Five criminal suspects detained for setting fire in Lhasa riot 2008-03-25

• Peace reigns in Lhasa as riot mobs succumb 2008-03-20

• China publishes historical records that show Tibet an inalienable part of country 2008-04-08

• China publishes Dalai Lama's 1951 telegram to Mao, expressing support 2008-04-08

• Police: People announced dead by Dalai clique are still alive 2008-04-07

• Tibet issues arrest warrants for 16 suspects in riot 2008-04-07

• More damaged shops in Lhasa reopen 2008-04-03

• Tibetan separatists attack Chinese embassy in Washington 2008-04-03

• Evidence of Dalai clique's conspiracy published 2008-04-02

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