World Bank official Spence calls nation's growth target 'reasonable'
Much has been said about the premier's news conference, but not so much about Li Keqiang's leisurely manner in dealing with media this year compared with last year.
Editor's note: The annual full sessions of the National People's Congress and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference ended with a call for further reform across a wide range of sectors, which is good news for multinational companies operating in China.
Deepening reform was the main focus for China's political advisers at the annual session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference's 12th National Committee, China's top political advisory body, which concluded on Wednesday in Beijing.
Deputies at the ongoing two sessions called on the government to establish a system for compensating residents who make a contribution to the nation's ecology.
Legislation is the turf of the people's congress, so how can the political advisory body play a part in lawmaking?
Editor's Note: With an expanding group of super-rich in the world's second largest economy, a growing number of billionaires have emerged in China's political arena. As a major part of the country's political institution, the National People's Congress, the top legislature, and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference National Committee, the top political advisory body, have more than 100 billionaire representatives who are on the Hurun China Rich List. How do they play their role in politics? What do they think of policies that may affect their business?
A delegation of British education officials visited Shanghai in February on the first stop of a tour of Chinese cities. They were looking for pointers on how the United Kingdom could raise the quality of its secondary schools.
A former European Union ambassador to China said he believes Beijing is serious about improving relations with Brussels and that Sino-EU ties will improve with President Xi Jinping's visit to Europe this month.
Multinational companies can find more business opportunities in China during the country's economic reform, when domestic consumption will lead the future of the country's economic growth, an observer said.
"We have too many difficulties and problems to take into consideration given the fact that China is still at the primary stage of socialism, despite people's wish to increase the number of national holidays."
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