China said on Wednesday it expressed condolences to the victims in Monday's Tian'anmen car crash, pledging to provide necessary assistance to relevant countries.
Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla will visit China from next Tuesday to Thursday, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said at a daily press briefing.
The Chinese mainland remains positive and open about a possible meeting between leaders on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, a mainland spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
China will work with Malaysia to improve military ties and strengthen practical cooperation, a senior Chinese military officer said on Wednesday.
The planned laws and amendments cover a range of issues, such as basic medical care, land management, pollution, telecoms, charities and railways.
China's top court has ordered the nation's courts to be independent of and resist pressure from local governments and other departments.
Officials on climate change from the BASIC countries, called on developed economies to offer financial and technology aid to developing countries.
Leaders of the Communist Party of China will convene a much-anticipated meeting starting on Nov 9 to set the country's reform agenda for the next decade.
Nepal views the Tibet autonomous region as a gateway to the markets of inland China and the wider world, according to a senior Nepalese diplomat in Lhasa.
Experts called for an overhaul of business practices that violate the newly revised consumer law, specifically a new clause in the recently passed regulation that prevents consumers from being charged hidden fees.
The Development Research Center of the State Council, a Chinese government think tank, has highlighted eight key reform areas in a report ahead of a key plenum of the Communist Party of China.
An exhibition of paintings, calligraphy works and personal files of China's first premier Zhou Enlai opened at the Great Hall of the People on Tuesday afternoon.