Human rights forum opens in Beijing
The Fifth Beijing Forum on Human Rights opened Wednesday with experts and officials calling for efforts through science and technology and better environmental protection.
China to crack down on illicit press cards
A two-month campaign to confiscate the press cards of those who are not working as journalists or news editors will kick off early next year in China, according to a statement from the country's press regulator on Tuesday.
Police chief sacked over mistress scandal
A police chief in northwest China has been removed from the post as he is being investigated for allegedly keeping a pair of twin sisters as mistresses, local authorities confirmed Sunday.
China's export growth slows to 2.9%
The growth of China's exports and imports slowed in November from one year earlier, causing the country's monthly trade surplus to contract to 19.63 billion U.S. dollars, customs data showed Monday.
Chinese enterprises to refurbish overseas image
As China seeks to shake off its image of the world's mass-producer of cheap products and move up the value chain, Chinese companies are trying to reshape their reputations in the international market to win acceptance.
New round of snow closes north China expressways
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European court ruling boost Chinese entrepreneurs' confidence
Chinese entrepreneurs will be boosted after an European Court of Justice ruling safeguarded their overseas rights and interests, according to China's commercial authorities on Tuesday.
