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Beijing's response to the Manila-instigated standoff at Huangyan Island in the South China Sea has remained restrained and rational.
In his report to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on Wednesday, Minister of Water Resources Chen Lei promised to provide all rural residents with safe drinking water by the year 2015.
Vice-Premier Li Keqiang's official visit to Russia, which begins today, will enrich bilateral relations and deepen cooperation between Beijing and Moscow.
We hope the school will follow its principles, and with the support of both the central and local governments, pave the way for much needed reform of the country's higher education.
The escalation of tension between Sudan and its newly independent neighbor South Sudan has showed no sign of easing this week, fueling deep concern among the international community.
As more worrisome details emerge about the toxic gelatin capsules, it is impossible not to be outraged by the failure of those charged with protecting us.
With a record 1,125 vehicles being showcased at the biannual Beijing Auto Show, which opened on Monday, carmakers from home and abroad have clearly shifted to top gear in their bid to woo Chinese consumers.
The Supreme People's Court on April 20 rejected the death sentence for millionaire Wu Ying, who was once considered one of the richest women in China.
This year is sure to be a milestone in the history of Sino-European interaction, as their intensive diplomacy this spring has been impressive.
The digital revolution has already had a huge impact on the book trade and e-book sales have seen an explosive growth worldwide.
The maritime standoff between China and the Philippines near China's Huangyan Island in the South China Sea entered its ninth day on Thursday.
London Book Fair was the start of a new chapter for the "going out" of China's publishing industry.