The State Council, China's Cabinet, on Wednesday issued a timetable for disclosing government spending on receptions, vehicles and overseas trips, as well as information on investigations into major accidents.
Former high-ranking officials and prominent figures from China, Japan and South Korea on Monday called for seeking common interests to improve trilateral pragmatic cooperation here in the new era in efforts to maintain regional peace, stability and prosperity.
The international community should adopt decisive and consistent measures to address the fragile economic recovery, top political and business leaders agreed at an economic forum here.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said here Wednesday that China and Vietnam should push forward with seeking a political solution to the South China Sea issue.
Recognizing Iran's nuclear rights is a precondition for direct talks with the United States, Iran's president-elect Hassan Rouhani said Monday.
U.S. President Barack Obama on Saturday urged Congress to help homeowners reduce housing mortgage burdens and support the nascent real estate sector recovery.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Monday called for less political power in the market economy in order to motivate creativity of market players and achieve transformation of the government.
Chinese lawmakers mulled a draft tourism law on Tuesday that outlines measures to curb rocketing ticket prices amid the country's tourism boom.
The International Conference on Effective Nuclear Regulatory Systems closed here Thursday, urging nuclear regulators worldwide to stress more of the safety regulations than post-accident emergency measures.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe held telephone talks Thursday with U.S. President Barack Obama to discuss countermeasures against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), which conducted a nuclear test Tuesday, local media reported.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has urged all official organs to keep a frugal lifestyle and resolutely oppose extravagance.
The United Nations Security Council on Tuesday adopted a resolution condemning the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's satellite launch last month...China has joined the international community in a stand against the DPRK's missile program, saying the council's new decision is "generally balanced."
Chinese postal authorities said the permits of 116 express delivery companies were canceled in 2012 and urged greater supervision amid a series of reports on problems with the booming sector.
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