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China will see more merger and acquisitions in the real estate sector this year, with domestic players continuing to dominate the market, according to industry analysts.
Foreign trade will continue to be an important factor in helping China maintain economic growth, despite declining exports in the second half of 2011 and gloomy prospects for the coming months, the Ministry of Commerce said Tuesday.
China distributed another 1.26 billion yuan ($199 million) in winter relief funds to weather-stricken areas on Tuesday, according to the Ministry of Civil Affairs.
China has lodged representations with the Libyan side over its embassy in Tripoli being stormed by protestors on Monday, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said Tuesday
A Chinese Commerce Ministry delegation held talks with Libyan officials on bilateral cooperation and resumption of Chinese businesses in post-war Libya.
China is considering sending diplomats to visit select countries in the near future and will continue to play a constructive role on the Syrian issue.
The Chinese government's efforts to save energy and reduce harmful emissions have spread from schools, enterprises and government departments to a new front: the country's military.
China's electricity consumption growth will slow in 2012, as the world's second-largest economy is expected to decelerate this year amid uncertainty in Europe and other developed economies, according to a report by the China Electricity Council (CEC).
Experts said the kidnappings of overseas Chinese in recent years were usually motivated by political goals rather than the desire for money.
Chinese government will roll out more policies tailored for boosting the healthy development of small and micro-sized firms, an official said Tuesday.
The United States has no interest or intention of encircling China in the Asia-Pacific region, and both countries have clear mutual interests in seeing the Six-Party Talks work more effectively.
A civil servant in Shijiazhuang, capital city of Hebei province, has assembled more than 250,000 modern and ancient newspapers, both in Chinese and foreign languages.
