Page 88 - Two Sessions News Today

China’s ‘two sessions’ meetings of top leaders begins this year on March 4 in Beijing, and will lay out major policies involving the economy, trade, diplomacy, the environment and more.

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Two Sessions refers to China's annual parliamentary meetings, where the two main political bodies of China - the National People's Congress (NPC) and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) - reveal plans for China's policies involving the economy, military, trade, diplomacy, the environment and more.  

BEIJING (Reuters) - The eastern Chinese city of Heze is allowing some home buyers to pay lower down-payments for their purchases, two sources with dir...

The Huangpu River usually appears in glamor shots of Shanghai, serving as scenic backdrop to the colonial splendor of the Bund or the modern marvel of the Pudong skyline. But of late, a more grim and distasteful association has emerged. As of March 12, almost 6,000 dead pigs have been found in the river, stoking fears about drinking water quality in one of China’s most

The widening interest rate gap with the United States poses an economic risk to China, but Beijing has the tools to minimise the impact, according to analysts.

The Beijing Winter Olympics was a fine opportunity for the world to express its opprobrium at Chinas brutal crackdown on its Uyghur population, Muslims who are the inhabitants of the western Chinese province of Xinjiang.

State Council’s message comes on the heels of Beijing’s vow to ‘front load’ infrastructure construction to shore up economic growth this year and beyond.