China considers resource tax to include coal

Qiushi Praises Chinese Political Transition as Abdication Remade An article published by Qiushi Journal, a bi-monthly political periodical run by the Central Party School, offered its take on this year's leadership transition. The magazine stated ...

Xinjiang's Party chief discusses plans to deal with separatist violence Primary school pupils look at an anti-terrorist robot at the local police headquarters in Urumqi, the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, on Thursday. More than 100 students ...

POLICE authorities estimate they foiled more than 96 percent of planned separatist and terrorist activities in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in the past three years, the region's top official said. Zhang Chunxian, secretary of the Xinjiang ...

Environmental issues have grown its i mportance and awareness over the years with the outburst of environmen tal accidents and China's increasing initiative to protect the environ ment for achieving sustainable development. China needs to further ...

Vice-premier also calls for escalating scale of electricity charges, with excessive users targeted China may introduce tougher taxes on emissions and use of resources, after Vice-premier Ma Kai said more reforms are needed to achieve greener ...

The announcement by the central government of a new regulatory policy regarding the property market early in March stimulated a new round of second-hand housing transactions. Facing an income tax as high as 20 percent of the profit they make on the ...

China's journalist association, 25 state media outlets and Beijing local media on Tuesday jointly pledged to contribute to the realization of the "Chinese dream" by upholding the truth and credibility of the press. Participating media outlets ...

Since assuming leadership of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Xi Jinping has spoken most about two themes. The first of these is the issue of corruption and rejuvenating the partys moral mandate to rule. The second is to promote the China Dream, a ...

What with Beijing's foul air, thousands of rotting pig carcasses recently afloat near Shanghai, and now a fatal bird virus afflicting China, it's hardly surprising that people aren't feeling so healthy. That's what the results of a new survey ...