National People's Congress deputies are urging the government to draw up regulations and policies to prevent gender discrimination in the labor market.
President Xi Jinping will explain China's opinions on nuclear security and ideas about international cooperation in this field at the upcoming Nuclear Security Summit (NSS), Vice Foreign Minister Li Baodong said on Monday.
President Xi Jinping is expected to sign several cooperative agreements in manufacturing, finance, energy and cultural exchanges in an upcoming tour of Europe that experts said will set a tone for future ties.
China has voiced strong dissatisfaction at and firm opposition to U.S. and European comments regarding the death of Chinese national Cao Shunli.
China will not tolerate the Philippines' occupation of the Ren'ai Reef in the South China Sea and will closely watch the next move in the area, a spokesman said on Monday.
The Ministry of Education will strengthen its management of postgraduate students and the institutions that cater to them.
Crimea issue ought to be resolved politically within a legal and orderly framework, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei told reporters.
The Communist Party of China (CPC) graft watchdog has established three new offices to handle discipline inspections and oversight of discipline officers.
US first lady Michelle Obama's trip could help advance a top item on her husband's foreign policy agenda: deepening ties with Beijing.
Urbanization is the road that China must take in its modernization drive, and it serves as a strong engine for sustainable and healthy economic growth.
China's anti-corruption chief Wang Qishan called for efforts to innovate disciplinary inspection and make it "the Sword of Damocles" that hangs above those in power as a deterrent.
Chinese President Xi Jinping, who is head of a leading group for deepening reform on national defense and the armed forces, on Saturday stressed that the country's military reform should be guided by the objective of building a strong army.