China aims to create 13 million new jobs this year. Photo: EPA-EFE
China turns attention to jobs as trade war casts shadow over economy, with Li Keqiang demanding jobs for graduates, ex-military and more
- Chinese premier calls on cadres to give top priority to fresh graduates, demobilised military personnel and migrant workers
- Beijing’s grip on the reins of power gives it an edge in dealing with the US, analyst says
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US-China trade war
China aims to create 13 million new jobs this year. Photo: EPA-EFE