At its recent executive meeting, the State Council, China's Cabinet, announced the abolition of a large number of policy documents that are incompatible with extant laws and regulations, and unsuitable for the country's economic and social development. Following are some media outlets' comments on the government move:
In the end, it was a close-run thing. British voters went to the polls on Thursday in a referendum on whether or not to stay in the 28-member European Union, and by saying "No" blew the whole question of the EU's future wide open.
The majority of Britons have voted to leave the European Union, which is like a political earthquake for Europe. As to the level of damage it would cause, it will be no less than the upheaval brought about by Europe's financial and sovereign debt crisis in 2008-09, which still continues.
As the founding members of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank gather for their first annual meeting of the Board of Governors, the United Arab Emirates is proud to count itself among them, because we believe in the bank's core mission to develop Asia's economy and enhance the trade connectivity between Asia and the rest of the world.
To be, or not to be a European Union member: that was the question. The answer split Great Britain and shocked the rest of the world on Friday.
Drugs corrupt individuals and ruin families. Drug-related crimes, particularly those involving violence, harm society.
With the recent opening of the Wanda Theme Park in Nanchang, East China's Jiangxi province, and the Shanghai Disney Resort, the domestic theme park industry is now in the public spotlight.
AFTER THE PLASTIC RUNNING TRACKS and playgrounds in several schools in Shenzhen, Beijing and Hangzhou, were found to be hazardous to pupils' health, an in-depth report has uncovered an underground chain that recycles used tires without properly processing them. China Daily writer Zhang Zhouxiang comments:
A VIDEO SHOWING CHEN XINGJIA, the Party chief of Badong county, Central China's Hubei province, skydiving to promote local tourism has gone viral on the internet. Beijing Youth Daily commented on Thursday:
WANG JUAN, a resident in Changsha city, Central China's Hunan province, was charged 150 yuan ($23) for a 25-kilometer Didi ride on Monday. After complaining to the service staff of the Chinese car-hailing app company, Wang was told the driver had detoured from the regular route and the service company returned some of the money to Wang. Changsha Evening News commented on Tuesday:
Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to visit China on Saturday to hold in-depth talks with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on bilateral ties. This will be his fourth visit to China since retaking office as president in 2012.
Will iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus be kicked out of Chinese market? Well, it depends.
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