President Xi Jinping wants to end poverty in old revolutionary base areas and improve local people's standard of living.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and other leaders of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the state extended festival greetings to their predecessors as the Spring Festival draws near.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will preside over an open debate for the UN Security Council on Feb. 23 in the capacity of the council's rotating president.
Su Rong is suspected of taking taking bribes and selling positions, becoming the latest senior figure to fall in a deepening anti-corruption campaign.
Yunnan province, with its soaring mountains, primeval forests and pristine rivers, makes an unlikely backdrop to China's anti-graft campaign.
The Communist Party of China (CPC)'s anti-graft watchdog exposed cases in which Party officials were held accountable for failing to stop graft or other disciplinary violations in their work units on Sunday.
Premier Li fulfills promise to provide decent homes for former occupants of shantytown.
In the midst of an adjusting economy and various domestic challenges, China has vigorously advanced its grand, but arduous, reform plans in 2015.
Three officials with the Shanghai Futures Exchange have been punished for violating frugality regulations of the Communist Party of China during a foreign trip.
More than 2 million police officers are expected to get higher pay and better benefits in recognition of the pressures and risks of the job.
Xi Jinping continued his visit in Shaanxi over the weekend, heading to the city where his father set up a base for guerrilla and greeting people in Xi'an ahead of Chinese New Year.
Modernizing agriculture, according to Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, is urgent for stable growth and sustainable development.