Wen Signals Status Quo in Final Congress Speech
China’s outgoing premier hints at no structural economic reforms in his parting speech.
China’s outgoing premier hints at no structural economic reforms in his parting speech.
State policies to boost internal demand to sustain economic growth appear to be failing.
The ouster of Chongqing party chief Bo Xilai gives Premier Wen Jiabao and his allies a chance to sideline hardliners.
Bo Xilai’s ouster is a victory for the Communist Party’s liberal reformers.
Wen Jiabao offered unusually sharp criticism of Tehran but China is still unlikely to join in an oil embargo.
Wen Jiabao criticized China’s ruling party for abusing its power and failing to root out corruption in the public sector.
China’s latest five year economic plan seeks to boost consumer confidence.
The Chinese premier received a warm welcome in Pakistan. He is one of the few friends the country has left.
As Premier Wen Jiabao visits Pakistan after India, it is not difficult to understand China’s intentions in South Asia.
The Chinese premier predicts that a steep renminbi appreciation will “bring disaster to China,” foreboding further discord with Western countries.
The premier talked about the world economy, Chinese relations with the United States and the future of political reform in China.
Premier Wen Jiabao assured the United Nations that China is committed to peace and development and will “never” seek hegemony.