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China News Digest for March 24 - 30, 2016
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China Voice: Closing the "Last-Mile Gap" in Deepening Reform
Chinese leaders did not pass any new proposals at their latest meeting on overall reform, the 21st of its kind, but rather stressed one key word: implementation. The previous 20 meetings of the Central Leading Group for Overall Reform had seen about 100 documents approved, rolling out an unprecedented number of strong reform measures to establish a healthier economy, a more independent judiciary and a more law-based society. Implementing those reforms is now the most pressing job as China strives to sustain solid growth and improve social systems.
Related:
Xinhua Insight: SOE Reform, a Tough Nut to Crack for China
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China Launches 22nd BeiDou Navigation Satellite
China launched a satellite to support its global navigation and positioning network at 4:11 a.m. Wednesday. The satellite was taken into orbit by a Long March-3A carrier rocket. It is the 22nd satellite in the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS).
Related: China Successfully Developed the New Satellite Platform
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China Moves to Contend in Chip Making
China is putting $24 billion toward building a world-class semiconductor industry, exploiting a partnership with a U.S. company for the production of memory chips used in a wide array of electronic devices. XMC, a contract chip maker owned by the Chinese government, will break ground in the city of Wuhan for the first Chinese-owned plant dedicated to producing the most widely used memory chips, an XMC spokesman said.
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The State Council Established Intellectual Property Strategy Implementation Inter-Ministerial Joint Conference System
Innovation Sputters as a Chinese Engine
Beijing Seeks to Tighten Reins on Websites in China
China-U.S. Investment Treaty Talks Near Completion: Former Minister
Interview: Chinese Efforts to Enhance Nuclear Security Contribute to Common Good: IAEA Official
Chinese Aircraft Manufacturer Uses Big Data to Build Safer Planes
State-of-the-Art Marine Research Vessel Put into Use in China
Manufacturers in China Urged to Think Smarter
Foxconn and Sharp Approve $3.5 Billion Takeover Deal
Shenzhen Lures Talents from Silicon Valley
China Terminates Paid Services in Military
Chinese National Pleads Guilty in U.S. to Computer Hacking Conspiracy
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