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San Francisco’s Getting to Zero HIV/AIDS Program; $1.7 Million Added As New Fund

The city of San Francisco is giving an additional $1.7 million to the Getting to Zero initiative which aims to make the city free of new HIV/AIDS infections in the whole US.

A model of China's Beidou Navigation System terminal is on display at Xinjiang International Exhibition Center in July.
China’s Civil Satellite Systems to Be Finished Before 2020

China has released a national plan on Thursday, Oct. 29, showing that the country is determined to finish building its satellite systems for remote sensing, communications and navigation before 2020, the Xinhua News Agency reported.

Foreign intelligence agencies are allegedly recruiting ordinary Chinese citizens to collect information, according to China National Radio.
Foreign Spy Agencies Targeting Ordinary Citizens to Obtain Information: CNR

Foreign intelligence agencies are now trying to get Chinese citizens to provide them with national secrets, as revealed in the stories of those arrested for espionage cases.

With the new family planning policy, Chinese officials step up their efforts to teach couples the proper way to raise a child.
$3,700 Annual Cost Of Raising Another Child Reason Why Many Chinese Couples Won’t Have 2nd Kid

China just abandoned its one-child policy after 35 years since it was put in place in 1980. Beijing, after a meeting of the Community Party on Thursday, said it would allow all couples to have two children.

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A Chinese care worker holds children on her lap as she cares for them at a foster care center in Beijing, April 2, 2014.
China Lifts One-child Policy, Couples Now Allowed Two Children

China will now allow couples to have two children, effectively ending the decades-long one-child policy of the world’s most populous nation, the Communist Party of China (CPC) announced on Thursday at the end of a four-day plenary session in Beijing.

In the meeting, Xi and Merkel talked about matters concerning pragmatic cooperation and bilateral strategic partnership.
German Chancellor Merkel's Visit to Enhance Sino-German Ties

German Chancellor Angela Merkel met with President Xi Jinping on Thursday, Oct. 29, during her visit to the Chinese capital of Beijing. The meeting between the two leaders is expected to result in strengthened Sino-German ties and possibly more Sino-EU cooperation.

For Ma Jun, chief economist of the People’s Bank of China, the service sector and the green industry will become the major drivers supporting China’s growth.
Consumption to Drive Steady Growth in Chinese Economy

In the next five years, China aims to reach a mid- to high-level economic growth and encourage increased consumption, according to a report by China Daily.

Seraphim Storheim
Canadian Orthodox Church Demotes Bishop Convicted Of Sexual Assault On Altar Boy

The Canadian Orthodox Church announced on Wednesday the demotion to monk of a 69-year-old Seraphim Storheim, a former archbishop who used to be the highest-ranking official in Canada of the Orthodox Church in America.

President Xi Jinping leads China in pushing reforms and liberalization.
Duowei News: China’s Rise to Global Status Contributed Five ‘Universal Values’

According to media outfit Duowei News, China has contributed at least five "universal values." These are ideals and srategies that the economic giant has sought after during the pat three decades.

The PLA has undergone a reshuffling, establishing new branches.
PLA Enhances Capabilities Following Government’s Modernization Drive

The People's Liberation Army has earned the nod of experts and observers after showing enhanced capabilities. The boost can be traced from the modernization drive initiated by the government.

How much the Chinese would invest and where the park would be located will depend on a six-month study process, one of the officials said.
Industrial Park in Mexico to Be Developed by Chinese Company

China Communications Construction Co. Ltd., a state-owned company, has struck an essential preliminary agreement to develop an industrial park in western Mexico, according to a report by China Daily.

Experts say that the program for the coming five years will focus on controlling coal consumption, stabilizing the use of oil and gas, and increasing the use of wind and solar power.
China to Initiate More Policies Encouraging Renewable Energy

The issue of energy will take center stage as China’s top leaders gather in Beijing this week during a session of the Communist Party of China Central Committee to formulate proposals for the 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-2020).

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Cutting Added Sugars’ Calories Boosts Obese Kids' Health In 10 Days: Study

Today's children are showing higher rates of conditions and diseases such as high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease, and while fatty foods and higher obesity rates have been blamed, a new study reveals that calories from added sugar are unique and toxic. After the sweet added substance was removed from kids' diets their general health improved in only 10 days. Some results included lower cholesterol levels and better control of blood sugar.

Chickens are seen at a poultry farm in Yuncheng, China, on April 18, 2013.
Over 1,100 Livestock Farms to Be Closed Over Poor Waste Disposal

More than 1,100 livestock farms in Shanghai that failed to comply with hygiene standards will be shuttered by March next year, part of the local government’s intensified efforts to curb pollution in the city.

Police parade criminals during a public sentence at the Xian Railway Station in Shaanxi Province, China, in this Jan. 14, 2006 photo.
Billionaire Bank Robber Busted in Central China

Police in central China’s Henan Province have arrested a real estate tycoon suspected of robbing a bank 16 years ago with four other suspects, the authorities announced on Tuesday.

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