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SCIO briefing on the White Paper on the Facts and China's Position on China-US Trade Friction
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Economy July 13, 2018
China's foreign trade up 7.9 percent in H1, surplus down
The State Council Information Office of China (SCIO) held a press conference at 10 a.m. on July 13, 2018. Huang Songping, spokesperson of the General Administration of Customs, briefed the media on China's imports and exports in the first half of 2018.
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Economy July 13, 2018
China's central SOEs deliver strong performance in H1
China's centrally-administered state-owned enterprises (SOEs) reported fast profit growth in the first half of the year with a lower debt-asset ratio, data showed Thursday.
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Economy July 11, 2018
China to launch fourth national economic census
China will launch the fourth national economic census this year to gain more insights on the world's second-largest economy.
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International Cooperation July 10, 2018
Express rail to Europe relies on dedicated workers all the way
Railway workers are playing a central role in efforts to ensure the smooth operation of the China-Europe Railway Express, which links provinces in China with Europe.
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Sci-Tech July 9, 2018
Pilot reforms to give scientists more autonomy
China will test new reforms that grant more autonomy to science workers in selected research institutes, officials said on Friday.
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Around China July 2, 2018
Chinese mainland to offer people from HK, Macao and Taiwan better service
The Chinese mainland will streamline administrative approvals for people from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan to study and work on the mainland, Justice Minister Fu Zhenghua said Friday.
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Belt & Road June 29, 2018
Legal upgrades to aid Belt, Road nations
Litigants from countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative will receive professional and efficient legal services if they have commercial disputes in China.
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White Paper June 28, 2018
Highlights from white paper on China and WTO press conference
The State Council Information Office of China (SCIO) held a press conference on Thursday afternoon about a white paper titled "China and the World Trade Organization."
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Sci-Tech June 27, 2018
Push to integrate AI and big data with real economy accelerated
China is accelerating its push to further integrate artificial intelligence and big data with the real economy to foster high-quality development, said an official at the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
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Around China June 27, 2018
First Smart China Expo to be held in Chongqing
The first Smart China Expo focusing on smart technology will be held from August 23 to 25 in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality.
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Society June 26, 2018
1.3 million drug addicts treated in China's compulsory detox centers
China has 361 compulsory drug detoxification centers, which have treated over 1.3 million addicts over the past 10 years, Vice Minister of Justice Liu Zhiqiang said Monday.
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Policy June 25, 2018
Faster drug approvals on the way
China will expedite approval procedures by one to two years for drugs developed overseas that are in urgent demand domestically, an official with the country's top drug regulator said on Friday.
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Society June 25, 2018
Transportation workers share reform insights
The workers who keep China's transportation system running are experiencing the nation's reform of the industry firsthand.
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Society June 22, 2018
Festival created to celebrate harvest, giving farmers their day in the sun
The nation will celebrate Chinese Farmers' Harvest Festival on the autumn equinox on the Chinese lunar calendar starting this year, Han Changfu, minister of agriculture and rural affairs, said on Thursday.
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Environment June 21, 2018
Guidelines attack ozone pollution
China will roll out new guidelines to prevent and control ozone pollution amid rising levels of the pollutant across the country, a government official said on Wednesday.
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Economy June 14, 2018
China industrial output expands 6.8 percent in May
China's industrial output expanded 6.8 percent year-on-year in May, slower than the seven percent rise in the previous month but still faster than the six percent increase in March, official data showed on Thursday.
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Society June 14, 2018
Pensions to be ensured through plan
The central government is adopting an adjustment fund system for the basic pension covering employees of enterprises to address the different situations among provincial regions and ensure punctual and full pension payments to retirees.
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Policy June 11, 2018
Streamlined market supervision to facilitate business
"As an important part of administration reform, the random checks are an innovation for market supervision," said Ma Zhengqi, deputy director of the State Administration for Market Regulation on June 8.
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Economy June 11, 2018
China's FDI to remain stable in 2nd half of 2018
China is confident that foreign direct investment will continue to remain stable in the second half of this year, a senior government official said on Friday.
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Economy June 5, 2018
China to further cut import tariffs to meet consumer needs
At the State Council policy briefing on June 1, Vice Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao was invited to share details about reducing import tariffs for daily consumer goods.
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Society June 4, 2018
New system to help disabled children
China will operate a new rehabilitation system to help millions of children with disabilities, starting on Oct. 1, as approved by the State Council, senior officials said on International Children's Day.
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Society May 31, 2018
Enforcement of rulings gets priority
Chinese judges say they are giving high priority to the enforcement of monetary judgments and are ordering stiff punishments for people who fail to comply.
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Culture May 29, 2018
Physical evidence found for 5,000 years of civilization
It is often said that Chinese civilization extends back 5,000 years. Now, after 15 years of intense research as part of a nationwide project to explore the origins of that civilization, archaeologists are able to back up that statement with solid physical evidence.
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Education May 28, 2018
China to recruit more graduates to teach in rural areas
China will recruit another 10,000 college graduates to teach in primary and middle schools in rural areas this year, an official with the Ministry of Education said on May 25.
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Economy May 25, 2018
FTZs to play key role in boosting economy
China has unveiled plans to further deepen reform and boost innovation in three coastal pilot free-trade zones to improve the business environment and enhance the country's opening up, a senior commerce official said on Thursday.
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Economy May 23, 2018
China moves to offer easier access for foreign investment
China is quickening preparations for the introduction of new practices to cut red tape for business filing and registration of foreign-invested enterprises as part of efforts to attract more investment inflows, authorities said Tuesday.
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Economy May 16, 2018
China stays on solid growth path in April
China's economic growth momentum held up in April despite slowing fixed-asset investment and retail sales growth, with analysts expecting the nation's policy stance to remain unchanged in the coming months.
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Economy May 15, 2018
China's industrial output expansion beats expectations
China's industrial output expanded 7 percent in April, increasing from the 6-percent rise in the previous month, official data showed Tuesday.
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Around China May 14, 2018
Local incentives pay off in achievements
The State Council's nationwide policy inspection mechanism is encouraging local governments to make extraordinarily progress in industrial upgrading and improving people's livelihood, senior officials said.
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Policy May 8, 2018
Construction processes to be streamlined
Application and review processes for construction projects will be streamlined nationwide, and a unified procedure will be established that will cut the current process time in half, a senior official said on Monday.
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