Search is on for new investments

Beijing and Brussels should find new ways to cooperate on boosting investment, a subject that has topped their joint agenda, said the vice-president of the European Commission.

Business leaders strengthen ties, seek further cooperation

Business leaders from China and the European Union expanded their business ties during Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Europe and set the stage for additional investment and cooperation.

Nations to hold nuclear fuel talks

China and France are likely to discuss greater cooperation in the field of spent nuclear fuel reprocessing during Premier Li Keqiang's visit, according to experts.

Yuan can boost stability in Eurasia

A top Chinese banker has expressed deep concerns about the worsening debt crisis in Greece and the unstable exchange rate of the euro, as China quickens its pace of cooperation with European partners.

Premier loves to go off on a Sunday

Sunday seems to have become the preferred day for Premier Li Keqiang to kick off his visits abroad.

Plans to fight climate change expected

Beijing will confirm its renewed commitment to controlling greenhouse gas emissions in Brussels on Monday, a senior Chinese diplomat said.

Trips underline close ties between nations

The author is chairman of the Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce.

Payouts are key move in going green

China has increased spending on eco-compensation to push forward the efficient use of resources in recent years, but it faces problems such as the lack of systemic policies, experts said on Friday.

Police target chat groups to fight drugs

Wang Peng uses two mobile phones and two computers and has eight online identities in more than 20 different chat groups. He's a police officer pretending to be a drug user, and he needs to put on a convincing performance.

Women's soccer wages fail to match success on field

Chinese female soccer players may be achieving success on the soccer field, reaching the quarterfinals of the 2015 Women's World Cup, but that achievement is not matched by the money they are paid.

First senior official in Tibet held on corruption charges

A top legislator in the Tibet autonomous region has been held by the country's anti-graft watchdog on corruption charges. He is the first senior official to be investigated in the region since the nationwide campaign against corruption began in late 2012.

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