China's national-level government agencies, their affiliated public institutions and local branches will recruit over 22,000 civil servants in 2015, up from the 19,000-plus in 2014.
China's military authority has issued a document detailing 40 problems with current exercises in a move to sharpen the troops' fighting capability.
Chief of the General Staff of the People's Liberation Army Fang Fenghui held talks with Patrick de Rousiers, chairman of the European Union Military Committee, in Beijing on Friday.
A Chinese envoy said on Thursday that the United Nations should pay attention to increacing the relevance and feasibility of its peacekeeping operations.
Premier Li Keqiang, starting his second visit to Germany since taking office, aims to maximize Sino-German ties through a landmark program that stresses innovation.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has once more laid down the law with government workers who are trying to kept a low profile amid a corruption crackdown.
Beijing plans to keep a tight rein on pollution by cutting emissions caused by industrial production and vehicles when it hosts the APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in November.
As the central government steps up efforts to clean up officialdom, Beijing's anti-graft authority punished 729 party members from January through September.
The Chinese foreign ministry on Thursday urged the United States to stop "fabricating stories" and "mudslinging" after a Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) official accused China of stealing secrets from U.S. firms.
China's anti-corruption campaign will affect economy for a short term, but is crucial to maintaining growth in the long run, a Nobel Prize winner on economics said Wednesday.
The European Union and China will hold their first dialogue on security and defence in Beijing on Thursday.
China's Vice Finance Minister said Wednesday that a Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement is incomplete without China.