As Premier Li Keqiang wrapped up his five-day visit to the Philippines on Thursday, experts said the first visit to Manila by a Chinese premier in 10 years will draw the two countries even closer together.
China urged on Thursday the European Union to respect World Trade Organization rules and said new EU legislation is likely to be used for trade protection, according to the Ministry of Commerce.
China said on Wednesday it is closely following the situation in Zimbabwe and hopes the African nation will properly handle its internal affairs.
China is willing to hold detailed discussions and formulate ways to cooperate with the Philippines for the next five to 10 years, Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday.
Environmental officials and experts from China and five other countries discussed strategic goals to promote regional environmental cooperation along the Lancang-Mekong River in a meeting on Wednesday in Beijing.
China has picked a group of 31 State-owned enterprises for the third round of SOE mixed ownership reform, aiming to bring more private capital into the State sector, officials at the country's top economic planner said on Wednesday.
Beijing will send a special envoy to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on Friday, the International Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee said in a news release on Wednesday.
A new TV advertisement for a bank has had Sina Weibo buzzing. It features a young Chinese student in North America who needs to cook an egg and tomato omelet for a potluck lunch. We see him make several lame attempts at cracking an egg (he mashes two together at one point) before he gives up and sends a WeChat message asking for guidance from his mother, which wakes her up, as it's the middle of the night back in China.
Item from Nov 16, 1982, in China Daily: Setting up natural conservation areas has brought about rapid propagation of rare animals nationwide.
China has ruled out the possibility of introducing carbon futures and of opening the market to foreign participants in the early stage of the carbon trade policy, China's top climate envoy said.
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