Four of China's top governmental departments released a statement urging fugitive economic criminals to surrender themselves to justice on Friday.
Premier Li Keqiang, starting his second visit to Germany since taking office, aims to maximize Sino-German ties through a landmark program that stresses innovation.
Beijing plans to cut emissions caused by industrial production and cars when it hosts the APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting next month. The measures aim at improving air quality for 10 days from Nov 3.
Xi Jinping: The Governance of China," which records the thinking and practice of the President and the central leadership, opens a window for outsiders to observe and understand China.
Central and eastern parts of Beijing and the west part of Hebei province will be plagued by extremely heavy smog in the coming days, lasting until Friday morning.
Despite the IMF's downward revision of its growth rate forecast for China, a panel of economic experts still believes the world's second-largest economy is ripe for trade with the US.
Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying urged protesters to reflect on the inconveniences they have imposed on the public and called on protesters to withdraw from the streets.
Britain and Ireland on Monday inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on visa cooperation to allow Chinese and Indian visitors to travel to the two island nations on a single visa.
Now the owners of wineries in China want to prove to customers at home and abroad that Chinese wine can be just as versatile and full of personality as top international brands.
Hong Kong's civil servants returned to work and schools were reopening Monday as a protest that has occupied much of the city center dwindled.
Hong Kong's prosperity and stability are hard-won and should be treasured, while Hong Kongers' free will shall not be held hostage to those organizers of the Occupy Central movement.
China has launched its first-ever Du Jiang Yan Giant Panda Valley in Southwest China's Sichuan province as part of its efforts to reintroduce pandas into the wild.
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