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BEIJING -- China said it will consider "new reforms for the fiscal and tax systems" as it looks to support local authorities struggling with shrinking incomes and heavy debt, but provided no details in its latest government work report.
On March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 was heading from Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital, to Beijing, when it deviated from its scheduled path, turning west across the Malay Peninsula.
BEIJING (AP) — China has plenty of room to maneuver to attain its annual target for robust economic growth of about 5% after a strong start for the year, top economic officials said Wednesday, though they acknowledged it’s a challenge.
Shitong Qiao is a professor of law at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina and author of the forthcoming "The Authoritarian Commons: Neighborhood Democratization in Urban China" (Cambridge University Press).
BEIJING -- Chinese policymakers on Wednesday vowed to meet growth targets for 2024 and insisted they still have space to maneuver, a day after the government unveiled a socioeconomic plan that some economists consider insufficient to boost business confidence.
China wants to unleash a "new leap forward" with "new productive forces" — but President Xi Jinping may need to resort to an old tactic to hit the country's ambitious growth target this year, one economist warns.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr said he sees Chinese actions in the South China Sea with “great alarm”, after recent confrontations between the two countries in the contested waters.
For more than 30 years, the Chinese premier’s annual news conference was the only time that a top leader took questions from journalists about the state of the country. It was the only occasion for members of the public to size up for themselves China’s No. 2 official. It was the only moment when some Chinese might feel a faint sense of political participation in a country without elections.