Beijing says award for Chinese lawyer is politically motivated.
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Beijing slams Justin Trudeau’s criticism of drug smuggler’s death sentence.
Huawei has been accused by countries of spying for Chinese government.
The president calls for more measures to be taken against corruption.
For the trade war, more talks means less tension.
It is the largest foreign investment on record in Shanghai.
Preparedness vital in era of drastic changes, unpredictable risks, president says.
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It is the first manmade probe to land on the far side.
Xi Jinping wants Taiwan reunification under one country two systems model.
Vote of faith won in India, as business remains on track in Germany, France.
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The total of countries with a membership in the China-led bank now stands at 93.
China has no set agenda when it comes to trade negotiations with the United States.
China confirms that two Canadian are under investigation for endangering national security.
An editorial in the China Daily argues that America’s insecurities are behind its arrest of a Huawei executive.
The injunction bans the sale of several models of IPhones in China.
Despite a temporary truce in the trade war, much work still needs to be done.
China has played a behind the scenes role in the Trump – Kim peace efforts.
The next three months crucial for both China and the US.
Meeting in Argentina at the sidelines of the G20 charted course for China-US relations for some time.
Both presidents call for closer cooperation and collaboration on energy.
China, Spain should jointly build Belt, Road, president says.
A Chinese scientist’s attempt to produce the world’s first gene-edited babies who are immune to HIV has sparked heated controversy among those in academia and the public.
Beijing makes overtures towards Taiwan after pro independence party loses big in local elections.
Amity, not rivalry, good for Sino-US ties, argues Liu Ying.
Government says Xi’s visits to help improve region’s development, people’s livelihoods.
Both Hong Kong and Macao were told to integrate with nation’s overall development.
President Xi Jinping met with former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Thursday.
The leader said that the summit belongs to world and shows China’s commitment to opening up its economy The inaugural China International Import Expo, which opens in Shanghai on Monday, is hosted by China but belongs to the world, President Xi Jinping said on Sunday.
The launch is backed by chipmakers Qualcomm and carrier T-mobile.
China called upon states bordering the South China Sea to jointly work with Beijing to guard against external interference and disruption.
Reports that President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump could meet on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in Argentina next month have sparked hopes for defusing the trade war.
The 55-kilometre long structure will connect Hong Kong and Macau and was hailed as a ‘pillar project’ by President Xi Jinping.
The navies of China and 10 ASEAN countries began their first joint maritime exercise in Zhanjiang, Guangdong province, on Monday.
President also hails sector’s joining in fight to eradicate poverty nationwide.
Beijing vows to stick to neutrality in dealing with state-owned enterprises.
US Vice-President Mike Pence delivered a speech on Thursday in which he criticized China on multiple fronts but does it signal a new cold war.
Complementary nature of economies remains despite frictions, experts say.
Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that China does not seek hegemony and will not seek to replace US leadership in the world.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has released statements protesting a recent Swedish TV show that insulted China.
White paper warns US actions risk global economic woes.
US tariffs on Chinese auto parts will probably result in higher prices and could disrupt the global automotive supply chain industry.
Shinzo Abe is due to visit the Chinese capital to discuss normalizing ties and bilateral cooperation.
Chinese experts discuss global trade tensions and policy options to ensure smooth growth of economy.
The two nations will continue their military cooperation and explore new possible ways to boost their combat abilities.
Washington claims Beijing has launched six economic aggression policies that have undermined the US economy and national security.
Presidents meet, witness pacts signed on forum sidelines in Russia.
China says it will be forced to take necessary countermeasures if the United States insists on imposing new tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
China aims to expand imports, boost investment, spur industrialization and continue free-trade talks.
An editorial in the China Daily blames the United States for its large trade deficits.
China’s role in production stressed as public hearing starts on tariffs.
China urged the United States to treat its investors and enterprises objectively and fairly, the Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday.
A shift in strategy has seen more international students enroll in Chinese universities.
The Chinese economy is forecast to see solid growth in the second half of the year, bolstered by buoyant consumption.
China has expressed concern over increased US tariffs.
Beijing and London agreed on Monday to continue jointly safeguarding multilateralism and global free trade.
President Trump said on Monday that he could meet his Iranian counterpart without pre-conditions months after pulling out of the Iranian nuclear agreement.
The New Development Bank, set up by BRICS member states, has approved two loans of $600 million in total for sustainable infrastructure projects, one each in China and South Africa.
China still upholds using talks to resolve the trade dispute, so it is to be hoped that Trump will hold fire.
Some see promise in Washington’s talk of easing sanctions on Chinese phone company ZTE.
Beijing and Washington should try to find ways to tackle their issues and achieve win-win outcomes, President Xi Jinping told US President Donald Trump.
Trump makes overture to China to deescalate trade war talks.
Allied strikes against the Syrian regime adds to the uncertainty surrounding the middle east situation.
A trade war between the United States and China will seriously hurt both sides, according to a report by the Deutsche Bank Research.
Chinese investments into the US property market slow amid uncertainty and expanding portfolios.
Chinese and US officials must do all they can to avoid a trade war.
China unveiled plans to impose tariffs on up to $3 billion worth of products from the US to make up for losses from US tariffs on steel and aluminum products.