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Chinese Premier Slams "Unilateralism" In Trade Disputes
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang railed against "unilateralism" on Wednesday in a veiled allusion to the trade fight with the United States, and threw his weight behind further opening of the world's second largest economy.
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"Vile": President Xi Jinping On China's Latest Vaccine Safety Scandal
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday described a vaccine safety scandal as "vile" and "shocking" as police opened a criminal investigation into the firm responsible and its management.
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China Must Win 'Three Tough Battles' While Pursuing Reforms: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the country must reduce poverty, control pollution and reduce risks, challenges he described as "three tough battles" for the economy, as policymakers push for reforms and innovation this year.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Denies Accusations Of Militarising Disputed South China Sea
China is not militarising the disputed South China Sea, the country's premier insisted in Australia on Friday, claiming defence equipment Beijing has installed on artificial islands is 'primarily' for civilian use.
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China Does Not Want To See Trade War With US: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday that Beijing does not want to see a trade war with the United States and urged talks between both sides to achieve common ground.
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China's Li Tells Duterte He Hopes Ties Can Get Back On Normal Track
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte he hopes the two countries can work together to bring bilateral ties back to a normal track, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement posted on its website on Friday.
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Shattered Glass, Broken Promises A Year After Tianjin Blasts
Surrounded by countless broken windows, gutted offices and mountains of cigarette butts, Qin Tao is trying to rebuild his life and business a year after giant explosions rocked the Chinese city of Tianjin.
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Ties Will Progress No Matter Who Wins US Election: Chinese Premier
China-US relations will continue to develop regardless of who wins the US presidential election in November, China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday, after criticism of Beijing by US candidates.
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Philippine Leader Says 'World is Watching' China in Sea Row
Philippine President Benigno Aquino told an Asia-Pacific summit today that "the world is watching" whether China would behave as a responsible power in the simmering standoff over maritime territory.
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Rajnath Singh Conveys India's Concerns Over Border Incursions to Chinese Premier
Voicing India's concern over the recurring incidents of incursions by Chinese troops, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today told Chinese Premier Li Keqiang that there should be an effective border management until the two sides reach a settlement over the dispute.
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China's Li Keqiang: Beijing Has 'Duty to Humanity' to Boost Green Growth
China has used up too much energy and too many resources in its quest for growth, Premier Li Keqiang told visiting French President Francois Hollande today, adding that the Asian giant has a "duty to humanity" to clean itself up.
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Angela Merkel Suggests China Resolve South China Sea Row in Courts
German Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed concern today about a territorial dispute between the Chinese and US navies in the South China Sea, and suggested China go to international courts to resolve the row.
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China's Premier Says Syria Needs Political Solution
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said today there must be a political solution to the crisis in Syria, repeating a stance China has adopted throughout, following talks in Beijing with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Ahead of Summit, China Urges Japan Make Break From 'Inglorious' Past
Japan needs to make a clean break from its "inglorious" past and take on an entirely new outlook if it wants to have stable and healthy relations with China and South Korea, China's foreign minister said today ahead of a weekend trilateral summit.
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China Leaders Meet for 5-Year Plan Amid Calls for Reform
China's Communist leaders gathered today to plan the country's course for the next five years, official media reported, confronting an economic malaise that has investors worried and intractable problems such as pollution souring the public mood.
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Chinese Premier Slams "Unilateralism" In Trade Disputes
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang railed against "unilateralism" on Wednesday in a veiled allusion to the trade fight with the United States, and threw his weight behind further opening of the world's second largest economy.
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"Vile": President Xi Jinping On China's Latest Vaccine Safety Scandal
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday described a vaccine safety scandal as "vile" and "shocking" as police opened a criminal investigation into the firm responsible and its management.
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China Must Win 'Three Tough Battles' While Pursuing Reforms: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the country must reduce poverty, control pollution and reduce risks, challenges he described as "three tough battles" for the economy, as policymakers push for reforms and innovation this year.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Denies Accusations Of Militarising Disputed South China Sea
China is not militarising the disputed South China Sea, the country's premier insisted in Australia on Friday, claiming defence equipment Beijing has installed on artificial islands is 'primarily' for civilian use.
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China Does Not Want To See Trade War With US: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday that Beijing does not want to see a trade war with the United States and urged talks between both sides to achieve common ground.
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China's Li Tells Duterte He Hopes Ties Can Get Back On Normal Track
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte he hopes the two countries can work together to bring bilateral ties back to a normal track, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement posted on its website on Friday.
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Shattered Glass, Broken Promises A Year After Tianjin Blasts
Surrounded by countless broken windows, gutted offices and mountains of cigarette butts, Qin Tao is trying to rebuild his life and business a year after giant explosions rocked the Chinese city of Tianjin.
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Ties Will Progress No Matter Who Wins US Election: Chinese Premier
China-US relations will continue to develop regardless of who wins the US presidential election in November, China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday, after criticism of Beijing by US candidates.
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Philippine Leader Says 'World is Watching' China in Sea Row
Philippine President Benigno Aquino told an Asia-Pacific summit today that "the world is watching" whether China would behave as a responsible power in the simmering standoff over maritime territory.
-
Rajnath Singh Conveys India's Concerns Over Border Incursions to Chinese Premier
Voicing India's concern over the recurring incidents of incursions by Chinese troops, Home Minister Rajnath Singh today told Chinese Premier Li Keqiang that there should be an effective border management until the two sides reach a settlement over the dispute.
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China's Li Keqiang: Beijing Has 'Duty to Humanity' to Boost Green Growth
China has used up too much energy and too many resources in its quest for growth, Premier Li Keqiang told visiting French President Francois Hollande today, adding that the Asian giant has a "duty to humanity" to clean itself up.
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Angela Merkel Suggests China Resolve South China Sea Row in Courts
German Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed concern today about a territorial dispute between the Chinese and US navies in the South China Sea, and suggested China go to international courts to resolve the row.
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China's Premier Says Syria Needs Political Solution
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said today there must be a political solution to the crisis in Syria, repeating a stance China has adopted throughout, following talks in Beijing with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Ahead of Summit, China Urges Japan Make Break From 'Inglorious' Past
Japan needs to make a clean break from its "inglorious" past and take on an entirely new outlook if it wants to have stable and healthy relations with China and South Korea, China's foreign minister said today ahead of a weekend trilateral summit.
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China Leaders Meet for 5-Year Plan Amid Calls for Reform
China's Communist leaders gathered today to plan the country's course for the next five years, official media reported, confronting an economic malaise that has investors worried and intractable problems such as pollution souring the public mood.
