The 20th fleet from China's navy left east China's port city Zhoushan for the Gulf of Aden and waters off Somali to escort civil ships.
China will continue its cautious approach and prioritize safety in investment of the national social security fund, vice finance minister Wang Baoan has stressed.
China's State Council, or the cabinet, approved the application of Nyingchi, Tibet autonomous region, to become the fourth prefecture-level city in the region, local authorities announced on Friday.
China's former Public Security Minister Zhou Yongkang is charged with bribery, abuse of power, intentional disclose of State secrets.
Three cutting-edge nuclear-powered attack submarines have been manufactured and will soon be commissioned by the Chinese navy, according to media reports.
A mobile app has been released that provides free access to the complete writings of President Xi Jinping, including all his e-books and speeches.
China will target a bigger role in international affairs after recent successes in global diplomacy, according to a blue book published by the China Institute of International Studies (CIIS) Thursday.
Mongolia wants to join hands with China to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II, the country's Foreign Minister Lundeg Purevsuren said when he met with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on Wednesday evening in Beijing.
China voiced disapproval of imposing sanctions on individuals or entities of foreign countries by passing national laws on Thursday.
A senior police advisor and a senior official in the southern province of Guangdong have been expelled from the Communist Party of China and dismissed from their offices for serious violation of Party discipline and State law, according to a statement from Guangdong's top anti-graft body on Thursday.
The Foreign Ministry rebutted the latest Japanese accusation that China had "unilaterally" changed the status quo in the East China Sea.
Residents should find it easier to file civil cases in courts as the central government is breaking down barriers and pushing judicial reforms ahead.
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