Xinhua Asia-Pacific news summary at 1000 GMT, Dec. 6

NEW DELHI -- A high-level probe panel formed by the Delhi government has found a city's leading private hospital guilty in the case of wrongly declaring a living baby dead, officials said Wednesday.

Max Hospital declared the living baby dead along with his stillborn twin on Thursday, and packed the two bodies in a polythene bag and handed them over to the parents, who later found him to be breathing on way to cremation ground. (India-Hospital-killing)

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MACAO -- China's Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) government considers the decision of the European Union (EU) to include Macao on its list of non-cooperative taxation jurisdictions as being "unilateral and biased", an announcement by the SAR's Information Bureau said here on Wednesday.

The SAR government stressed that Macao is absolutely not a so-called "tax-avoidance haven," and added that the EU's decision did not take into consideration the actual situation in the SAR. (Macao-Taxation jurisdictions)

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CANBERRA -- A spokesperson at the Chinese Embassy in Australia on Wednesday condemned the "fabricated" news reports by Australian media in recent months.

In June, some Australian media reported that China has been attempting to "infiltrate" Australian politics to promote Chinese interests. (Australia-China-Fabricated news)

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KABUL -- The Kabul News TV, an Afghan private TV channel, broadcast an Afghan-Chinese short documentary film on the stories of the Belt and Road Initiative on Tuesday.

The short film displayed the life of an aged Pashto speaking Chinese professor, an Afghan teacher and students at the Kabul Confucius Institute, a few Afghan businessmen having businesses in China as well as staff of Pashto service broadcasting center at China Radio International. (Afghanistan-China-Documentary) Enditem