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China vowed on Thursday to double its trade with Central and Eastern European countries by 2015.
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will travel to China, Bangladesh and India early next month over bilateral relations with these Asian nations, the State Department said on Thursday.
Business opportunities will emerge from the economic development of China and Russia and both countries will benefit from increasing prosperity.
The armed forces have vowed to "fulfill their duty" to safeguard China's territory in the South China Sea, a Defense Ministry spokesman said on Thursday.
Two Chinese IT companies were brought to court on Thursday for using a number of pirated Microsoft software packages in their offices, and the US company is seeking at least 10 million yuan (1.59 million US dollars) in compensation.
King Abdullah II of Jordan on Thursday named Fayez Tarawneh as the new prime minister, shortly after the resignation of former Prime Minister Awn Khasawneh.
Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang arrived in Moscow Thursday for an official visit that will include meetings with Russia's top leaders.
Authorities in Fucheng county, located in Hebei province, have shut down 82 unlicensed drug capsule workshops since a contamination scandal involving the industry was exposed earlier.
Ministry of Culture announced Thursday that it has opened investigations into 185 websites over suspicions of piracy and other illegal operations.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao met early Thursday with counterparts from Latvia, Serbia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina on the sidelines of a Chinese and central and eastern Europe leaders' meeting.
Peng Wei is still upset about the fact that a foreigner who dealt with a similar situation had his bike returned to him by local police within days, whereas he has yet to recover his missing wheels.
A spokesman of Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC) said Thursday that it will support and cooperate with interim Prime Minister Abdel Rahim el-Keeb's government.
