When the deadlock showdown between the French government and unions over labor code reform will end remains unclear as more fresh protests are scheduled, with refineries blockades continuing to cause fuel shortages in main pump stations.
An explanation of President Xi Jinping’s hallmark economic policy, in his own words, was published in People’s Daily yesterday – just one day after it printed an interview with an unidentified “authoritative” source repudiating China’s debt-fuelled growth policies.
China's economy will tend towards L-shaped growth as deep-rooted problems persist and new challenges emerge, according to an exclusive interview with an "authoritative figure," a term usually reserved for high-ranking officials, in The People's Daily on Monday.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for reform in a bid to build a globally competitive human resource system.
As the showdown between officials and unions over labor reform heat up, hundreds of thousands of students on Thursday walked out from universities and secondary schools across France's main cities to show their determination to protest reform.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced the government's health reform plan on Thursday, aiming to keep Australians with chronic diseases and complex conditions out of hospital and provide them with tailored services.
Profits jumped dramatically last year for Jintong Rubber Company, a subsidiary of Yankuang Group in east China's Shandong Province, only after a change in ownership.
Profits jumped dramatically last year for Jintong Rubber Company, a subsidiary of Yankuang Group in east China's Shandong Province, only after a change in ownership.
The myth about China's slower growth has often clouded people's judgment about the quality of its economy, as we all tend to believe faster is better, and an economy losing steam means it is on the brink of collapse.
After last week's street rally against labor reform, tens of thousands protested once again on Thursday in an attempt to force the government to withdraw its proposals.
Mesmerized by China's dazzling growth in past decades, the world has found it difficult to analyze the phenomenon through existing archetypes of modern economics.
Chinese political advisors put their heads together on Thursday to offer prescriptions for the country's slowing economy, appealing for deepened reform and stricter financial oversight.
A new round of Greece's bailout program review resumed Wednesday with hope the two sides bridge the gap on the next set of fiscal adjustment and reform measures.
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday called for supply-side structural reform, agricultural modernization and grain security.
French Labor Minister Mayriam El Khomri on Monday promised to improve the text of a controversial labor reform that has fueled critics even from the ruling camp and would trigger street protest.
Chinese finance minister said on Monday that business tax in all industries will be replaced by value-added tax (VAT) before May, a concrete step in deepening fiscal and taxation reform.
International observers and media following China's "two sessions" have hailed the government work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang to national lawmakers Saturday.
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