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China ready to improve ties if Vatican accepts one-China
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China is ready to improve ties with the Vatican as long as it severs the so-called "diplomatic relations" with the Taiwan authorities and stop interfering in China's internal affairs in the name of religion, a top official in charge of religious affairs said on Wednesday. |
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Banker accuses US of unfair play
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A leading banker yesterday criticized the United States for not treating China as an "equal player" when its banks seek to enter the US market. |
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Socialist democracy to be promoted
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The Party will further increase transparency in the selection and promotion of cadres as part of its efforts to promote socialist democracy, a senior official said yesterday. |
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China wants wage-earners to rake in more property income
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It is a good news that the Chinese government will facilitate financial innovations to give the average people more opportunities of gleaning more proceeds from asset investment, senior financial officials and corporate executives said here on Tuesday. |
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Biggest-ever team for Games
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The largest-ever Chinese Olympic contingent of 570 athletes will participate in next year's Beijing Games, sports chief Liu Peng said yesterday. |
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Procedures for election adopted
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The 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China will first hold a primary election before a final ballot to choose members of a new CPC central committee and its discipline commission, the presidium of the congress decided Wednesday. |
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Keynote speech highlighted by former ambassador
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During an interview with China.org.cn on October 16, Guo Chongli, Curator of the Foreign Affairs Ministry's Archives and former ambassador to Kenya, praised Communist Party chief Hu Jintao's wide-ranging and inspiring keynote speech at the opening ceremony of the 17th National Congress of the Party. Guo recapped the speech by reviewing three major highlights in Hu's statement of China's foreign policy. |
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Hu charts future for people's life
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Chinese President Hu Jintao brought forward a new program of action and guiding principle that is more adaptable to the requests of the times and the wishes of the people in his report delivered on October 15 to the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC). Delegates and specialists agreed that the report embodied the top concerns of the average citizen. |
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Special attention on social fairness in redistribution
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On October 16, Professor Zhang Yu, director of the economics department, College of Economics at Renmin University came to China.org.cn to discuss part of Hu Jintao's report covering economic construction that was delivered during the opening ceremony of the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) on October 15. |
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CPC Delegate: social security important for all
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After being elected as a delegate to the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, 46-year-old Chang Guichun started to collect her colleagues' opinions on the reform of companies so that the workers' voices could be heard. |
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