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China on Friday refuted allegations that it has sold weapons to Syria "directly or through Iran."
A significant increase in European orders for down products from factories in east China's Zhejiang province since late January has created an opportunity for the local industry's revival.
China registered a capital and financial account deficit in the fourth quarter, indicating a net capital outflow, according to preliminary data released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) on Friday.
China's police are lengthening a project designed to fight rings that coerce children of a remote ethnic region to pickpocket across the country after the crackdown has so far helped free 1,624 children.
High pressure at great depths remains the greatest challenge faced by Jiaolong, China’s manned submersible, as it attempts the world’s deepest dive later this year.
China has the desire to work with relevant parties to realize the early resumption of dialogue between Iran and a group of six international mediators, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said Friday.
Officials of Guangdong province, an economic powerhouse in south China, have urged to crack down on commercial crimes to maintain market order and a sound environment for market economy.
About half of the 20,000 people polled in a recent survey have to delay their wedding because of the high price of housing, Legal Evening News reported.
Beijing will start construction on or purchase a total of 160,000 low-income housing units in 2012, an official with the Beijing municipal housing authority said Thursday.
A pharmaceutical company that makes medicines from bear bile has once again drawn fire from animal rights activists as it attempts to go public.
China plans to spend 1.8 trillion yuan ($286 billion) on water conservation projects during the 2011-2015 period, a senior official said Friday.
Inner Mongolia autonomous region, China's leading coal producer, on Friday reported a rise of 17 billion tonnes in coal reserves in 2011, bringing the total coal reserves to a record 770.3 billion tonnes.
