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March 05, 2013

China's space station will be energy-efficient
Beijing (XNA) Mar 04, 2013
China's space station, which is expected to be completed around 2020, will set an example of green technology, a Chinese space scientist said. The space station will use a slew of cutting-edge technologies in flight control, power supply and waste recycling, Zhou Jianping, designer-in-chief of China's manned space program, told Xinhua. The green technologies to be applied in the station will raise its recycling rate and reduce its reliance on input from the ground. For example, waste w ... read more

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				China's first solid-fuel rocket to debut before 2016 China's first solid-fuel rocket Long March-11 is expected to make its first launch before 2016, a senior official of the rocket's designing institute said on Saturday. Liang Xiaohong, deputy h ... more		China plans manned space mission China has announced a tentative time period for its next manned space craft launch that will dock with the country's orbiting space laboratory. ... more

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China says US-based hackers attack its military websites Hackers mainly based in the United States attacked two Chinese military websites including the Defence Ministry page an average of 144,000 times a month last year, the ministry said on Thursday. ... more		Europe presses ahead on UAS development Despite constrained economic conditions, the U.S. and global market for unmanned aerial systems is forecast to experience strong growth over the next 10 years. ... more		Biden clears Ukraine for long-range missile strikes inside Russia 'Missiles will speak for themselves,' says Zelensky; Biden OKs deeper strikes in Russia NATO's largest artillery exercise underway in Finland		China legislature declines to reveal defence spending China's national legislature declined to announce the country's 2013 defence budget at a press conference Monday, in a departure from normal practice the day before its annual session opens. ... more
				Trade between Iran, China dives 18% after sanctions: report Trade between Iran and China dropped by 18 percent in 2012 to $37 billion after a raft of banking sanctions imposed on the Islamic republic, Iranian newspaper Donya-e Eqtesad reported on Monday. ... more		China enlists Jackie Chan to kick off political meeting Film star Jackie Chan joined other celebrities Sunday at a meeting of China's highest-profile advisory body, a move seen by analysts as an attempt by the ruling Communist Party to cultivate "soft power". ... more

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Football author turned government critic splits China

China Nobel winner Mo Yan defies critics

Formula E: China Racing join all-electric Formula E line-up

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US firms' performance in China worsens: group

EU launches solar glass probe against China

China lawyer appeals 'state secret' pollution claim

China overtakes Japan on IT spending: German trade body

Taiwan to vote on nuclear facility

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China turns to all-boys classes as girls progress

China defends record on tiger protection

Chinese oil giant CNOOC buys Canada's Nexen

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