Government Briefings and Spokespersons

State Council Information Office

•	China Publishes a White Paper on Its Undertakings for the Aged
•	China Denies Existence of New Bird Flu Strain
•	China, Russia to Close "Year of Russia in China"
•	Farmers' Income Grows 11.4 Pct in first 9 Months
•	China's GDP Growth Slows Slightly
•	Fixed Asset Investment Up 27.3 Pct in First 9 Months
•	Former NBS Head Under Investigation
•	White Paper on China's Space Activities Published
•	China Issues White Paper on Space Activities
•	Suggestion to Abolish Traditional Medicine Lambasted
•	Foreign Media Report on Organ Trading Irresponsible: Spokesman
•	Ministry Issues Alerts for Dengue Fever
•	China to Subsidize Community Health Services
•	Nation Leads World in Spewing SO2
•	China to Regulate Water Volume of Yellow River
•	Cyberspace Regulator Meets the Press
•	Events to Mark Chinese War of Resistance Against Japan
•	Xinjiang Party Secretary Meets the Press
•	Senior Legislator: Gender Imbalance Not Result of One-Child Policy
•	China Publishes Gender Equality White Paper
•	US$584.4b Foreign Investment Used
•	18,130 Trademark Infringement Cases Dealt with
•	Hopes for Education to Reduce Party Corruption
•	CPC Expelled 490,000 Unqualified Members in 2004
•	ICOMOS 15th General Assembly to Be Held in Xi'an
•	200,000 Ancient Tombs Plundered in Past Decades
•	'Regret' over US' IPR Listing
•	State Share Reform Not 'Selling out All Shares'
•	2010: Quarter of World's Ships Will Be Made in China
•	Building Aircraft Carrier in Shanghai Denied
•	China's Shipbuilding Expected to Exceed 10 Million DWT This Year
•	Beijing to Host World Chinese Conference
•	Desertified Land on the Decline
•	Family Planning Rewards Boost Rural Social Security
•	China's Bid to Control Water Pollution
•	China Protects Urban Water Supplies
•	Urban Environmental Protection in China
•	850bn Yuan Earmarked for Ethnic Minority Areas
•	Foot and Mouth Disease Confirmed in China
•	Power Supply Shortages Expected Again This Summer
•	China Is Short of 25m Kw Power Supply During Peak-time
•	Revised Petition Policy to Take Effect

SCIO Notices to the Press

Dec. 12: China's Development on Ageing

Dec. 1: Results of The Second National Survey on Disability

Nov. 16: Promulgation And Implementation of Regulation on Foreign-funded Banks

Nov. 10: Issues related to the article Emergence And Predominance of An H5N1 Influenza Variant in China

Nov. 13: Culture Industry Development of Shandong Province

Nov. 7: 2006 Culture Industry EXPO of West China

State Council Information Office

•	China Publishes a White Paper on Its Undertakings for the Aged
•	China Denies Existence of New Bird Flu Strain
•	China, Russia to Close "Year of Russia in China"
•	Farmers' Income Grows 11.4 Pct in first 9 Months
•	China's GDP Growth Slows Slightly
•	Fixed Asset Investment Up 27.3 Pct in First 9 Months
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs

•	Six-Party Talks: China Urges Progress
•	FM: Six-Party Talks To Resume from Dec.18
•	Premier Wen Postpones Visit to Philippines
•	Top Energy Countries Meeting in Beijing
•	China Positive on OPEC Collaboration
•	Beijing Urges All Sides to Come Back to Six-Party Talks
•	Six-Party Talks: Major Players Agree to Resume Talks Soon
•	Six-Party Talks: China, N Korea, US Negotiators Meet in Beijing
•	Hu, Bush Discuss Issues of Common Concern
•	China Ire at Mori's Taiwan Visit
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Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council

•	Hu, Chen Should Meet on 'Own Soil'
•	Rules Aim to Make Taiwanese Feel at Home
•	Taiwan Urged to Arrange Cross-Straits Chartered Flights
•	Taiwan's Trade Groups Invited to Talk About Tourism, Fruits
•	Mainland Simplifies Exit, Entry Procedures for Taiwan Compatriots
•	Mainland Urges Taiwan to Lift Ban on Xinhua, People's Daily
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