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October 12, 2014

Li pledges China will boost innovation, creativity
Hamburg (AFP) Oct 11, 2014
China's Premier Li Keqiang said Saturday the world's second-biggest economy must open further to harness the innovative and creative talents of its 1.3 billion people. After three decades of reforms, China - often called the world's manufacturing workshop - had launched administrative and market reforms "to boost creation and innovation", he said on a visit to Germany. "What we hope is to incentivise 1.3 billion people, including 800-900 million workers, to mobilise their innovation capability ... read more

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China first-quarter emissions fell despite rising power demand

Belgium parliament votes to ditch nuclear power phase-out

Dutch students launch hydrogen boat to 'inspire shipping industry'

New technique may enable silicon detectors for telecommunications		Rocket fuel freeze caused EU satellite mislaunch: probe		How US pinpoints targets in air war		US Rear Admiral to head missile shield base in Romania		US drone strike kills four in NW Pakistan: officials
US sentences Russian for night-vision arms conspiracy		NMSU Physical Science Lab tests unmanned aircraft over active mine		Using Light Frequencies to Sniff Out Deadly Materials from a Distance		SBIRS GEO-4 payload ready for integration		DARPA Awards AeroVironment Phase II Tern Contract

Lockheed orders more cruise missile bodies from Exelis

New Marine Corps intel contract for Engility

Iran to Launch Three Locally Made Satellites

China to help Venezuela launch third satellite

NASA's Space Power Facility Getting Ready to Shake Orion Up

Venezuela to build satellite "Sucre" in 36 months with China's help

Setting sail for ESA spaceplane recovery

Airbus seeks civil certification unmanned aerial vehicle in Europe

MBDA continues British missile support

Saab taps South African subsidiary for Gripen E work

Indians killed by lightning in Colombia to be left unburied

Chobani yogurt founder gives $2mn for Syria/Iraq refugees

Woman survives 17 days lost in Australian rainforest

Tesla unveils new electric car for bad weather

China and Germany vow to deepen ties at Li-Merkel summit

States and corporations grab for reins of the Internet

Airbus says China to buy 70 A320 planes worth $6.6 bn

Microsoft CEO gaffe fuels debate on women in tech

Sapphire screen maker wants Apple contracts nixed

Virtual currency founder extradited to face US charges

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