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Wang Zhimin, director of mainland’s liaison office, made remarks at forum to discuss outcomes of nation’s annual political sessions.
Wang Zhimin, director of mainland’s liaison office, made remarks at forum to discuss outcomes of nation’s annual political sessions.
Owners play down suggestions it could boost domestic business and aid employment to help offset the slowdown in growth caused by the US-China trade war.
Owners play down suggestions it could boost domestic business and aid employment to help offset the slowdown in growth caused by the US-China trade war.
Olive branch from Beijing follows increasing concern in Europe that China is a ‘strategic rival’ that may undermine its interests.
Olive branch from Beijing follows increasing concern in Europe that China is a ‘strategic rival’ that may undermine its interests.
Premier ends National People’s Congress by promising to introduce measures to alleviate burdens felt by the private sector.
Premier ends National People’s Congress by promising to introduce measures to alleviate burdens felt by the private sector.
Premier promises 11 million new jobs as China tries to ensure social stability, with tax cuts and reduced red tape to help private companies.
Premier promises 11 million new jobs as China tries to ensure social stability, with tax cuts and reduced red tape to help private companies.
Reporters’ hopes they would get to pose a question on one of the burning topics of the day were quickly dashed.
Reporters’ hopes they would get to pose a question on one of the burning topics of the day were quickly dashed.
Chinese Premier stressed that the law will regulate officials’ behaviour, making sure foreign investors’ rights will be protected.
Chinese Premier stressed that the law will regulate officials’ behaviour, making sure foreign investors’ rights will be protected.
‘Unanswered questions’ over judge-turned-whistleblower who admitted losing documents for major trial results in lowest approval rating in three years.
‘Unanswered questions’ over judge-turned-whistleblower who admitted losing documents for major trial results in lowest approval rating in three years.
Li Keqiang refutes spying suggestion, saying it is ‘not how China behaves’ and that Beijing would never require Chinese companies to do so.
Li Keqiang refutes spying suggestion, saying it is ‘not how China behaves’ and that Beijing would never require Chinese companies to do so.
Some in the city worried it would miss out on benefits of tweaks to how overseas companies are treated. But premier offers highest-level affirmation yet that it will not.