Li: China-Britain trade to expand to $100b in 2015
Visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang proposed on Tuesday that China and Britain expand two-way trade to reach a target of $100 billion in 2015.
World-class opera live at your home
Chinese people may get a chance to watch performances of Vienna opera live in their home, according to a Memorandum of Understanding signed by the Vienna State Opera and Samsung.
Pacific Alliance held investment talks in Beijing
The Pacific Alliance held its second investment forum in China on December 9th in Beijing.
Terrorists behind Xinjiang explosions
Two explosions in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region's Aksu prefecture on Friday have been deemed terrorist attacks.
2014 diplomatic strategy outlined at Davos
China will become "strategically active" in engaging the world, with focus on relations with EU, Russia and US, foreign minister says.
Uygur teacher involved in separatist activities
A Uygur teacher from Minzu University of China in Beijing formed a separatist group headed by him and undertook separatist activities under the disguise of his identity, police authorities in China's far western Xinjiang region said on Saturday night.
Zhejiang reports 3 new H7N9 cases
East China's Zhejiang province reported three new H7N9 bird flu cases Saturday, bringing the total number of human infections there to 47.
50 suspects charged in vote-buying scandal
Charges have been filed against fifty suspects in an electoral fraud scandal in the central Chinese city of Hengyang in Hunan province, provincial authorities confirmed on Saturday.
China completes 300-meter saturation dive
On Saturday, six divers came out safely from a living chamber that had took them more than 300 meters underwater, marking the complete success of China's first 300-meter saturation dive experiment.
Liu Yunshan stresses scientific innovation
Senior Party leader Liu Yunshan on Saturday paid a visit to three scientists who have been awarded China's top science prize.
Beijing to build 16 water reclamation plants in 2014
Beijing will begin construction on 16 new water reclamation plants this year to ease the thirsty capital with a stable "second water source," said water authorities on Saturday.
China's reform offers world 'opportunities': FM
Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Friday that China will provide the world with more "Chinese opportunities" in development as it is embracing a new round of comprehensive reforms.
Chinese investors look to overseas opportunities
China, the world's top manufacturer and investment destination, is becoming an important global investor as more Chinese companies look for investment opportunities abroad.
Road trips climb ahead of Spring Festival
The number of Chinese passengers on roads kept climbing as the week-long Spring Festival holiday approaches.
Three dead, two injured in Xinjiang explosions
Three people were killed and two injured in three explosions in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Friday, local authorities said.
December worst air quality month of 2013
More than 80 percent of cities failed to meet the national air quality standard during at least half of December in 2013.
Portland shares green approach with Kunming
Planning and design experts from Portland, the United States, are helping Kunming to promote walking and cycling to lower carbon emissions and alleviate traffic congestion.
Another bumper year 'possible'
China may see another bumper grain harvest this year if the country can enhance scientific input and improve the quality of its cultivated land, the agricultural authority said on Friday.
China denounces Abe's remarks
China has denounced Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's latest remarks on the Diaoyu Islands and China's Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) over the East China Sea.
Guangdong, Guangxi report local govt debt
South China's Guangdong province and Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region revealed their local government debt situations on Thursday, both claiming the debt risks are under control.
China reports 10 new H7N9 human cases
Ten human H7N9 bird flu cases were newly reported in China on Friday, including one in Beijing, one in Guangdong province, one in Fujian province and seven in Zhejiang province, forcing cities in Zhejiang to close their live poultry markets.
China regulates surveillance over islands
China has published an implementation measure for monitoring the country's islands with planes, the State Oceanic Administration said on Friday.
China urges Abe to step back from brink
China on Friday responded to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's call for cooperation in addressing bilateral problems by urging him to retreat from the wrong path and to never visit the war-linked Yasukuni Shrine again.
China monitors Air Defense Identification Zone
China's airforce has dispatched another patrol to monitor its Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) in the East China Sea and issue warnings to foreign military jets in the zone.
Man offers $130m to gay daughter's suitor
A Hong Kong tycoon may double a "marriage bounty" to find a male suitor for his gay daughter to $130 million, despite his initial offer attracting 20,000 candidates, a report said.
Xi sends festive greetings to non-communist members
Chinese President Xi Jinping sent greetings to figures outside the Party ahead of the traditional Chinese lunar new year, which will fall on Jan 31.
Former senior official's corruption trial opens
A former high-ranking official in the southern boom province of Guangdong stood trial on Thursday for taking bribes and failing to account for a huge amount of assets.
Official in baby trafficking case jailed
Former hospital administrator involved in high-profile baby trafficking case sentenced to one year imprisonment for dereliction of duty.
Experts urge vaccination as peak flu season looms
Top public health experts are urging people to be vaccinated for the seasonal flu as the country is facing an epidemic more serious than last year.
Li seeks 'good beginning' to economy in 2014
Premier Li Keqiang has called for accelerating the economy's structural reforms and promoting agricultural production while stabilizing prices.
China reports 6 new human H7N9 cases
Five new human H7N9 cases were reported on Thursday in East China's Zhejiang province and another in Shanghai Municipality, according to local health authorities.
Reforms to bring further growth, experts say
China's comprehensive reform portfolio, if implemented adequately, can bring the nation another two decades of high economic growth, a senior economist said on Thursday.
Global hunt for top skills accelerates
China will speed up the exploration of immigration policies this year to attract skilled foreign workers, a senior official said on Thursday.