China sacks six officials in defective vaccine case
China said Saturday that it has sacked six senior officials over the defective vaccine case involving Changchun Changsheng Life Sciences Limited.
China said Saturday that it has sacked six senior officials over the defective vaccine case involving Changchun Changsheng Life Sciences Limited.
Robot fights on the sidelines of the 2018 World Robot Conference have attracted 57 teams from across China.
Imposing even greater restrictions on foreign investment will do harm to the developing of American enterprises - making America go from being the man in the case to the man who buries himself.
Officials and experts from China, Africa, the African Union and other international organizations gathered in Beijing Friday at a session themed "China-Africa Cooperation in Maternal and Newborn Health."
China's first court specializing in Internet-related cases has handled more than 11,000 cases since its inception a year ago, according to the court.
The rising number of rail freight services linking China and Europe has led to fresh calls for investment in infrastructure along key routes.
China's imports of solid wastes slumped further in the first seven months of 2018 as the government stepped up enforcement of a ban on solid waste imports.
Philippine airport authorities reopened on Saturday its main runway of the Manila International Airport hours after the removal of the badly-damaged Xiamen Air passenger plane that skidded off the runway on Thursday.
Paris Saint-Germain has become the latest European club to focus its attention towards Chinese fans.
A total of 73.5 percent of 2,006 respondents have considered buying new energy vehicles (NEV), according to a recent survey released by China Youth Daily.
China plans to improve the regulations on establishing private schools, according to a draft amendment to the regulation regarding non-government funded education.
Many Chinese robotics companies are planning to tap into the senior care market with intelligent service robots.
More students took A-level Chinese than German this year in Britain's A-Level test, making it the third most popular foreign language in the test, according to data released by the Joint Council for Qualifications.
LU Xiankun
Professor LU Xiankun is Managing Director of LEDECO Geneva and Associate Partner of IDEAS Centre Geneva.
He is Emeritus Professor of China Institute for WTO Studies of the University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) and Wuhan University (WHU) of China and visiting professor or senior research fellow of some other universities and think tanks in China and Europe. He also sits in management of some international business associations and companies, including as Senior Vice President of Shenzhen UEB Technology LTD., a leading e-commerce company of China.
Previously, Mr. LU was senior official of Chinese Ministry of Commerce and senior diplomat posted in Europe, including in Geneva as Counsellor and Head of Division of the Permanent Mission of China to the WTO and in Brussels as Commercial Secretary of the Permanent Mission of China to the EU.
Benjamin Cavender
Benjamin Cavender is a Shanghai based consultant with more than 11 years of experience helping companies understand consumer behavior and develop go to market strategies for China. He is a frequent speaker on economic and consumer trends in China and is often featured on CNBC, Bloomberg, and Channel News Asia.
Sara Hsu
Sara Hsu is an associate professor from the State University of New York at New Paltz. She is a regular commentator on Chinese economy.
Xu Qinduo
Xu Qinduo is CRI's former chief correspondent to Washington DC, the United States. He works as the producer, host and commentator for TODAY, a flagship talk show on current affairs. Mr. Xu contributes regularly to English-language newspapers including Shenzhen Daily and Global Times as well as Chinese-language radio and TV services.
