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Wuhan told to go back to work as new cases of coronavirus subside in China
Some vital industries in Wuhan, the Chinese city at the epicenter of the coronavirus epidemic, were told they can resume work on March 11, a day after President Xi Jinping visited there for the first time since the outbreak began.
China Bans Plastic Bags and Straws
China will ban non-degradable plastic bags in big cities. The restaurant industry will also be banned from using single-use straws by the end of this year in an effort to reduce waste.
The country is one of the largest plastic consumers in the world, and the plan aims to reduce 30% non-degradable single-use packaging in large cities' food establishments within 5 years.
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Prime Ministers Viorica Dancila, Li Keqiang welcome upward development of Romania - China relations
Premier Viorica Dancila met on Saturday with Premier of the State Council of China Li Keqiang, on the sidelines of the 7th Summit of the China - Central and Eastern European Countries cooperation format ('16+1') organized in Sofia; the two officials welcomed on the occasion the upward evolution of relations between the two countries, highlighting the great capital of trust and t
TheVerge: China will Ban People with Poor 'Social Credit' from Planes and Trains
Starting in May, Chinese citizens who rank low on the country's burgeoning "social credit" system will be in danger of being banned from buying plane or train tickets for up to a year, according to statements recently released by the country's National Development and Reform Commission.
Chinese interest in port of Elefsina
After Cosco's much publicized investment in Piraeus, China's macroeconomic management agency, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), is promoting new investments in western Attica, primarily in the port of Elefsina.
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China puts brakes on overseas spending spree
Beijing is tightening screening on Chinese companies' overseas investments, according to the government and reports, after a record-setting shopping spree raised concerns of capital flight and reckless spending.
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China, Hungary, Serbia discuss high-speed rail line
BELGRADE - China, Hungary and Serbia on Friday held a fifth trilateral meeting on a project to modernise and reconstruct the rail line from Belgrade to Budapest.
China, Hungary, Serbia discuss high-speed rail line
BELGRADE - China, Hungary and Serbia on Friday held a fifth trilateral meeting on a project to modernise and reconstruct the rail line from Belgrade to Budapest.
Modernization of Belgrade-Budapest to begin at end of 2015
BELGRADE - A feasibility study on modernizing the Belgrade-Budapest railway to make it possible for trains to run at speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour run will be completed by the end of June, and the works will begin by the end of 2015 and last two years, the Serbian government said in a release on Wednesday.
China insists rich nations must do more at Lima climate meeting
Developed countries must do more than their less wealthy counterparts to tackle climate change, the world's biggest polluter China said Nov. 25, reaffirming its longstanding position before a United Nations climate conference next month.