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Headlines
11-14-2012
- Maritime power to protect ecology
- China's newly proposed strategy to build a "maritime power" will not lead to marine hegemony, analysts said as the country is engaged in heated discussion of the leadership's call to develop the marine economy.
11-13-2012
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- 18th CPC National Congress to close Wednesday morning
- The 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) will close Wednesday morning after electing members and alternate members of a new CPC Central Committee and members of a new Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
11-13-2012
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- Deputies ponder candidates for new Party leadership
- At least eight percent of nominees have been eliminated in the preliminary elections for candidates of members and alternate members of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and of members of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI).
11-13-2012
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- Minister Wang Chen on CPC publicity and transparency
- In an exclusive interview with China.org.cn on Nov. 12, Wang Chen, minister of the State Council Information Office, gave his views on the CPC's current publicity work and its transparency in news reporting.
11-13-2012
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- Hu's vow to double average income seen as good
- When President Hu Jintao pledged in his opening speech at the 18th Party Congress on Thursday that China would double the 2010 average income by 2020, the French politician Jean-Pierre Raffarin said in Paris it was "very welcome news" for debt-ridden Western countries.
11-13-2012
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- Delegates hail motion proposal to develop democracy
- Delegates to the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China have hailed a proposal in President Hu Jintao's report to introduce a motion system that enables Party delegates to collectively put forward their opinions and suggestions - like legislators do - to develop democracy within the Party.
11-13-2012
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- Migrant workers get say at congress
- Ju Xiaolin walked into a conference room packed with reporters on Monday night wearing a suit instead of the blue uniform and safety helmet he usually has on.
11-13-2012
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- Tearful delegate jeered online
- A migrant worker delegate to the ongoing 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) who broke down in tears during a panel discussion has been mocked on the Chinese blog sphere for what netizens perceive to be his failure to take his job seriously.
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