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Xi's article on Party building in central Party, state institutions published

An article by President Xi Jinping on Party building in central Party and state institutions was published Friday in the 21st issue of the Qiushi Journal this year.

Chinese premier leaves for Uzbekistan, Thailand visits

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang left Beijing Friday for official visits to Uzbekistan and Thailand, and will attend a series of meetings in the two countries.

China urges India to respect its territorial sovereignty

China urged India to respect its territorial sovereignty after the South Asian country announced the establishment of the so-called "Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir" and "Union Territory of Ladakh."

Any attempt to smear China doomed to fail: spokesperson

A foreign ministry spokesperson on Thursday said that any attempt to smear China or obstruct China's stability and development is futile and doomed to fail.

China respects Chile's decision to cancel APEC summit: spokesperson

China understands and respects Chile's decision to cancel the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Thursday.

Chinese premier calls for openness for closer China-Uzbekistan ties

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Thursday called for commitment to openness in promoting cooperation with Uzbekistan as well as other member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.

Key CPC session highlights strength of China's system, governance

The 19th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) concluded its fourth plenary session in Beijing on Thursday with the release of a communique.

Full Text of Chinese Premier's signed article on Uzbek newspaper

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang published a signed article on leading Uzbek newspaper Narodnoye Slove under the title of "Promoting Openness and Cooperation for Common Development" on Thursday, ahead of his visit to the Central Asian country.

China says trade talks with U.S. making good progress

China's Ministry of Commerce said Thursday that trade negotiations between Beijing and Washington are making good progress and representatives of the two sides will confer again by phone on Friday.

U.S., China lose from confrontation: Chinese ambassador

China and the United States should "help each other" and not "close the door to each other," Chinese Ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai has told an event in Houston on bilateral ties.

Differences across Strait should be resolved through equal consultation

The correct path to developing cross-Strait relations is to jointly resolve differences through equal consultation, said the spokesperson for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, at a press conference Wednesday.

Vast majority of countries oppose to use Xinjiang to interfere in China's internal affairs

During the discussion on human rights at the Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, a vast majority of countries expressed firm opposition to the United States and some other countries using Xinjiang to interfere in China’s internal affairs.

China urges U.S. to stop suppressing Chinese companies

A foreign ministry spokesperson on Tuesday urged the United States to stop generalizing the concept of national security and unreasonably suppressing certain Chinese companies.

Premier Li meets South African deputy president

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang met with South African Deputy President David Mabuza Tuesday in Beijing, calling on the two sides to promote bilateral relations for new development.

President Xi sends congratulatory letter to World Laureates Forum

Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory letter to the second World Laureates Forum that opened Tuesday in Shanghai.

Joshua Wong disqualified for Hong Kong District Council election

The nomination of Joshua Wong, the leader of a political group advocating "Hong Kong's independence," as a candidate in the 2019 District Council Ordinary Election of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) was declared invalid on Tuesday.

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