A package of measures to tackle corporate tax evasion that will have a far-reaching impact on companies' taxation strategies was endorsed by G20 leaders on Monday.
World leaders attending the G20 summit in Antalya, Turkey, condemned in a joint statement on Monday the "heinous" terrorist attacks in Paris.
President Xi Jinping has called for the world to find new impetus for growth, further reinvigorate free trade and achieve better macroeconomic policy coordination.
Wang Wen, executive dean of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China:
China will intensify counter terrorism security measures following the Paris attacks that so far claimed 129 innocent lives and injured hundreds of people on Friday, public security authorities said on Sunday.
The number of Chinese tourists visiting France is likely to fall sharply after Friday's terrorist attacks and is unlikely to rebound this year, travel industry sources say.
Zhang Lingfei and her friend, another Chinese student, had talked in happy, excited tones about their upcoming adventure before their arrival in Paris on Friday afternoon,
Friday's terrorist attacks in Paris may pose challenges to the process of European integration, experts say.
China Entrepreneur Club: "No matter which religion the attackers are from, their attacks on civilians are anti-humanity. The French people will get through these tough moments and win the fight against terrorism with support from people around the world."
Boulevard Voltaire? A terrorist attack on a theater, Bataclan, on the road in Paris named after the French philosopher who fought for freedom of religion and expression, and the separation of religion from the state? This is tragic historical irony.
Item from Nov 16, 1992, in China Daily: Taiwan stuntman Ko Sau-leung flies over the Great Wall on his motorcycle yesterday morning at the Jinshan Mountain Ridge Section. Ko is the first to make the dramatic jump, staking a claim to be mentioned in the Guinness Book of World Records. The stunt biker leaped over the ridge's beacon tower from a 100-meter ramp and landed successfully on the opposite side on another ramp of 50 meters. He was about 50 meters in the air.
Many parents in China prefer foreign children's books to domestic ones.
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