The courage and solidarity of Chinese troops on UN peacekeeping missions around the world has been praised by the organization's chief.
Authorities from Beijing and Hanoi agreed to establish a fishery emergency hotline, as the leaders of the two countries vowed to prevent disputes from derailing ties.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon meet in Beijing on Wednesday and exchange views on a variety of issues.
UN chief praises China's peacekeeping efforts
A new judicial explanation took effect on Wednesday guaranteeing the enforcement of environment-related laws and regulations, which has long been lax and superficial in China.
China on Wednesday successfully conducted taking-off and landing exercises of J-15 fighter jets on the country's first aircraft, the Liaoning.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon praised China's commitment to peacekeeping efforts on Wednesday during a visit to a peacekeeping training base in Beijing.
Vice President Li Yuanchao on Wednesday met with a delegation of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) headed by its General Secretary Prakash Karat.
The State Council, China's cabinet, has listed a food safety law amendment as the nation's legislative work for 2013, the China Food and Drug Administration announced on Wednesday.
A senior official of the Communist Party of China has called for a new campaign designed to boost CPC-people ties to be carried out properly in order to bring a "big improvement" of officials' work styles.
The People's Liberation Army were urged on Wednesday to learn from President Xi Jinping's Tuesday speech, which reaffirmed the Communist Party of China's "mass line" - a guideline that defines CPC-people relations.
The Foreign Ministry on June 18 said Beijing hasn't changed its attitude toward Pyongyang. The comment came in response to US President Barack Obama's statement that China was taking a tougher line against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's nuclear program.
A man burned himself to death after being rejected by his girlfried in Yushu, Qinghai province on May 27, but a local monk distorted the incident and described it as a Tibet-related self-immolation.
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