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Chinese President Hu Jintao on Tuesday urged South Sudan and Sudan to maintain calm and restraint and resolve differences through negotiation.
China's government will invest around 600 billion yuan ($95 billion) between 2011 and 2015 in turning the nation's scattered and dilapidated rural lands into efficient farming areas.
Ex-chief of China's soccer ruling body Xie Yalong denied parts of the charges against him in court Tuesday. Xie charged with taking 1.7m yuan in bribes
Police in Jiangsu province said Tuesday that they have detained the driver of a tour bus on suspicion that his fatigue caused a crash that killed 14.
China said on Tuesday that its exercise of sovereignty over the Huangyan Island has never impeded freedom of navigation in the South China Sea.
China's foreign-exchange reserves witnessed their first monthly decline in March since last December, mainly due to losses in euro-denominated assets and short-term capital outflows.
Lenders' net income in China rose 39 percent last year to 1.25 trillion yuan ($178.4 billion), the fastest growth in at least four years.
Pharmacy supervision agencies nationwide are required to strictly monitor the confiscated capsules made from toxic industrial gelatin to prevent them from flowing back into the market.
A Chinese copyright official has promised to conduct careful research into amending the country's copyright law, after a draft amendment stirred anger from domestic music authors.
Senior Chinese official He Guoqiang has reiterated the importance of maintaining stable and relatively fast economic development and strict Party administration.
A landslide left six people missing Tuesday afternoon in East China's Fujian province, local authorities said.
For the second time this month, China’s largest producer of aluminum, the Aluminum Corp of China Ltd, or Chalco, announced that it plans to acquire a share of Mongolian coal resources.
