The mainland economy may continue to rely on investments this year, going by the development goals laid out by leaders from more than 30 provinces and municipalities.
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- Mar 4, 2013
- Updated: 6:52pm
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Shanghai's new mayor, Yang Xiong, said yesterday he understood the "inadequacies" of public services as "a citizen" of the mainland's commercial hub.
Affluent coastal townships are scrambling to get themselves classified as cities amid reports that the central government is thrashing out new policies to foster its urbanisation goals.
The former secretary of Quzhou city’s Department of Transportation was reported to have placed fourteen relatives in various Hebei governmental positions while he was in office.
Local Communist Party cadres are still misusing public funds to build up their guanxi - networks of influence - even though the party leadership has pledged to reduce pomp, ceremony and red carpet...
The Ministry of Finance pledged to offer greater support to job-creating small companies through tax and fee cuts, to regulate local government borrowings and to maintain a reasonable size of...
If the mainland's economic growth rate slumps this year, it won't be because local government officials failed to come up with ambitious stimulus plans.
Beijing has released an edict stepping up control over the credentials of candidates in forthcoming village elections, tightening supervision of the voting process and holding local officials...
Contrary to appearances, district councils have an important place in the evolution of political participation in Hong Kong.
The central authorities have banned local governments from approving certain types of projects and imposed conditions on others as part of efforts to curb encroachment on farmland.
Rural governments must avoid piling up new debts as they push forward with rural taxation reform, the State Council has warned.
In a meeting chaired by Premier Wen Jiabao last Friday...
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