The former head of China's major automaker has been sentenced to 11 years and six months in prison for bribery, a Beijing court announced on Thursday.
China has issued its first national plan treating environmental, development and resources issues in a comprehensive but targeted way, according to the individual needs of different regions.
China said overseas NGOs are welcome to carry out friendly exchanges and cooperation in the country.
Xu Jianyi, former chairman of one of China's largest auto producers FAW Group Corp, was sentenced Thursday to 11-and-a-half years in prison for accepting bribes.
The first month of 2017 saw less workplace accidents after the government continued its efforts to curb illegal operations, official data showed Thursday.
China will fingerprint foreigners when they enter the country, the Ministry of Public Security said in a statement Thursday.
Military forces in Beijing will no longer provide paid services including medical treatment, education, scientific research, warehousing, publishing, and literature and art related services and products to civilians.
A commission will be established to discuss important policies on cybersecurity and organize reviews, according to a document released by the Cyberspace Administration of China on Tuesday.
Financial burdens for enterprises in China will be further reduced with the government's decision to tighten regulation to eliminate fees improperly levied on businesses, promising easier operating conditions and extra room for innovation in the year ahead.
Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli urged local governments on Wednesday to improve the credibility of statistics, because falsified data can mislead policymakers in their plans for economic development.
China's top legislator Zhang Dejiang on Wednesday demanded improvements to the quality of legislation passed by the legislature.
China's State Council on Wednesday decided to further reduce and standardize business charges to lower the corporate burden in the real economy.