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5 effects of the China-ROK FTA

The China-ROK FTA will greatly accelerate economic integration between the two Asian counties. It will also produce multiple strategic effects.

Balancing representation at the Great Hall of the People

In the same room that Pony Ma, chief executive of Tencent Holdings, proposes wider application of mobile Internet technology, Xue Haiying, a sanitation worker from Tianjin Municipality, is pushing for better housing and medicare for her colleagues.

China to provide fertile soil for foreign investment

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's government work report to the national legislature on Thursday has not only revealed the blueprint for China's development in the year to come, but also showed the government's willingness to make easer access for foreign investors.

China won't allow economy to nosedive

China's 2015 economic growth target was lowered to around 7 percent -- a level not seen since 2004 -- in a government work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang Thursday.

Western double standard demonizes China's normal military growth

The double-standard deeply rooted in some Western countries' minds makes them biased when they look at China, which, according to their imagination, should better be a giant market and concurrently a military dwarf.

China Focus: Business leaders, economists on China's "around-7-pct" slowdown

In a government work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang Thursday, China set the growth target at "around 7 percent" for 2015, or 0.5 percentage point lower than that of 2014.

China sticks to peaceful development under 'new normal'

China's ongoing two annual political sessions have once again hit major headlines, as the world is anticipating the country's new measures to cope with its growth slowdown to a state of "new normal."

Foreign experts expect China's reform to secure sustainable growth

China's efforts to overhaul its economic structure will yield sustainable development for the country and also benefit the global economy, several foreign scholars and business leaders told Xinhua over China's annual "two sessions."

Symmetrical rate cuts need to impact real economy

The influence of the interest rate cut needs to be felt by the real economy before curbing deflation.

Discerning democracy

Is deliberative democracy a creation of the West, or a tradition of China? What is the difference between deliberative democracy and representative democracy?

Rate cut by Chinese central bank neccessary

The People's Bank of China (PBoC) last Saturday announced to lower benchmark interest rate for the second time, as well as to raise the ceiling that determines the maximum rate that bank can offer to 1.3 times the benchmark.

Military launches blitz against corruption

The release of a list of names of generals who have been investigated or convicted recently hints at what is to come from the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) countercorruption drive in 2015.

The 'two sessions': a fourfold challenge

There are no precedents for what Chinese President Xi is aiming for, especially in a country the size of China.

'Four Comprehensives' are not just slogans

The recent launch of the "Four Comprehensives" - comprehensive prosperity, reform, law and party discipline - will put the Chinese Dream on the road to reality.

Justifiable for China to strengthen cyber security regulation

In light of successive revelations in recent years of spying scandals perpetrated by the United States with its sophisticated hacking technology, it is justifiable for China to strengthen cyber security regulation amid growing technology trade between the world's two leading economies.
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