Li Keqiang

It is not low to set China's GDP growth goal above 6 percent for 2021, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told the press on Thursday, adding that growth that is too fast is not steady.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang urges neighbours to overcome pandemic distractions and speed up negotiations. Observers say growing tension between Beijing and Washington may cause Asean members to tread cautiously

El primer ministro chino, Li Keqiang, instó hoy domingo a realizar esfuerzos continuos para ampliar la apertura y estabilizar el desempeño general del comercio exterior y de la inversión.

The economy has contracted but Beijing announced a 6.6% rise in military spending

World Bank chief David Malpass also met with the heads of the International Monetary Fund and the World Trade Organisation in Beijing on Thursday. China is struggling to kick-start its economy, which expanded at its slowest pace for nearly three decades amid cooling global demand and a looming debt crisis at home

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said it is "very difficult" for China's economy to grow at a rate of 6 per cent or more because of the high base from which it was starting and the complicated international backdrop.

China has vowed at a summit with the EU not to make companies share intellectual property. The talks marked a significant shift for Beijing amid growing concerns about China's influence in Europe.

La Comisión Europea define al país liderado por Xi Jinping como "un rival sistémico" y le reprocha el blindaje de sus mercados

BEIJING, 10 ene (Xinhua) -- China da la bienvenida a más empresas extranjeras para participar en su nueva ronda de apertura de alto nivel y sigue compartiendo los beneficios de sus oportunidades de desarrollo, manifestó hoy jueves el portavoz del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de China Lu Kang.