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40 China J-35 Jets For Pak, India's 5th Gen Decade Away: IAF Veterans Weigh In
China will reportedly supply 40 Shenyang J-35 fifth-generation stealth fighter jets to Pakistan. With the J-35 induction, Pakistan joins a small group of countries operating stealth technology.
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This Flying Robot Can Clean Glass Curtain Walls In High-Rises
Chinese researchers have designed a novel flying robot that not only climbs walls as seen in science fiction movies but is also capable of avoiding obstacles and even jumping over grooves on wall surfaces.
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Three Hurt, Suspect Dead In Explosive Attack At China Police Station
Three people were injured and the suspect killed in an arson and homemade explosive attack on a police station in northeastern China on Thursday, local authorities said.
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China's Fighter Jets Overcome Engine Problems In Tibet: Report
China's third generation fighter jets seem to have overcome their engine problems plaguing them while flying over high-altitude regions in Tibet bordering India, according to a media report today.
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China Holds First Live-Fire Drills With Aircraft Carrier, Warships In Bohai Sea: Report
China's military has carried out its first ever live-fire drills using an aircraft carrier and fighters in the north-eastern Bohai Sea close to Korea, state media said.
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China Says Carrier Operations Improving As Navy Chief Visits
China is getting better and better at operating fighter jets from its lone aircraft carrier, with confident pilots and an increasing number of flying operations, the military's newspaper said today as China's navy chief visited the ship.
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China Launches World's First Electric Plane
China has made the world's first electric passenger aircraft that could be used in pilot training, tourism, meteorology and rescue operations, state media reported today.
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Chinese hospitals are battlegrounds of discontent
Forget the calls by many Chinese patients for more honest, better-qualified doctors. What this city's 27 public hospitals really needed, officials decided last month, was police officers. And not just at the entrance, but as deputy administrators. The goal: to keep disgruntled patients and their relatives from attacking the doctors. The decision wa...
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40 China J-35 Jets For Pak, India's 5th Gen Decade Away: IAF Veterans Weigh In
China will reportedly supply 40 Shenyang J-35 fifth-generation stealth fighter jets to Pakistan. With the J-35 induction, Pakistan joins a small group of countries operating stealth technology.
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This Flying Robot Can Clean Glass Curtain Walls In High-Rises
Chinese researchers have designed a novel flying robot that not only climbs walls as seen in science fiction movies but is also capable of avoiding obstacles and even jumping over grooves on wall surfaces.
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Three Hurt, Suspect Dead In Explosive Attack At China Police Station
Three people were injured and the suspect killed in an arson and homemade explosive attack on a police station in northeastern China on Thursday, local authorities said.
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China's Fighter Jets Overcome Engine Problems In Tibet: Report
China's third generation fighter jets seem to have overcome their engine problems plaguing them while flying over high-altitude regions in Tibet bordering India, according to a media report today.
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China Holds First Live-Fire Drills With Aircraft Carrier, Warships In Bohai Sea: Report
China's military has carried out its first ever live-fire drills using an aircraft carrier and fighters in the north-eastern Bohai Sea close to Korea, state media said.
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China Says Carrier Operations Improving As Navy Chief Visits
China is getting better and better at operating fighter jets from its lone aircraft carrier, with confident pilots and an increasing number of flying operations, the military's newspaper said today as China's navy chief visited the ship.
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China Launches World's First Electric Plane
China has made the world's first electric passenger aircraft that could be used in pilot training, tourism, meteorology and rescue operations, state media reported today.
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Chinese hospitals are battlegrounds of discontent
Forget the calls by many Chinese patients for more honest, better-qualified doctors. What this city's 27 public hospitals really needed, officials decided last month, was police officers. And not just at the entrance, but as deputy administrators. The goal: to keep disgruntled patients and their relatives from attacking the doctors. The decision wa...
