The International Monetary Fund has raised its growth forecast for the Chinese economy and global economy for the next two years.
New tax cuts to spur economic dynamism were approved at the State Council's executive meeting, presided over by Premier Li Keqiang, on Wednesday. Some pilot taxation incentives will be expanded, and the value added tax will be consolidated.
Beijing urged Washington on Wednesday to "adjust its outdated policies" on exports to China in light of a recent analysis saying US policy in areas like high-tech goods "significantly contributes" to its trade deficit with China.
Piraeus Port development another step forward for the 'new Silk Road'. Fu Jing reports from Athens.
As China grows more determined to solve air pollution, things certainly seem to be looking up. But don't look down, or you'll realize how awful we're doing at ground level.
Item from April 20, 1991, in China Daily: China is reaping the first fruits of its high-tech research and development program, known as the 863 Plan.
China urged the European Union on Wednesday to fulfill the provisions of the protocol on China's accession to the World Trade Organization as soon as possible.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday he looked forward to attending the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation planned for May in China and to meeting President Xi Jinping.
Beijing expressed "serious concerns" on Wednesday over Pyongyang's recent comments regarding further nuclear and missile tests, saying it is resolutely opposed to any words or actions that could increase tensions.
Tests show that colorful sewage pits found on farmland in Langfang, Hebei province, are severely polluted and must be treated quickly, according to an investigative report released on Wednesday.
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