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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi speaks to reporters at the 12th National People's Congress (NPC) in Beijing, China, on March 8, 2016.
'Flexibility Vital' in North Korea Nuclear Talks, Urges Chinese Foreign Minister

China is open to any initiatives in resolving the Korean Peninsula nuclear issue, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Tuesday, adding that maintaining stability in the region is Beijing’s top priority.

To meet the deadline, China will undertake a series of steps to slow down growth of emissions in the country.
China Aims to Reach Emission Goal by 2030 or Earlier

Instead of having reached its peak in 2014 as some studies have predicted, China's greenhouse emissions will most likely reach its height by 2030 or earlier, said Xie Zhenhua, China's special representative on climate change on Monday, March 7, according to a report by China Daily.

A regulation will be made to help foreign experts participate in national science and technology programs.
Government Mulls Longer Multiple-entry Visas to Attract Top Foreign Talent

To attract more foreign talent into the country, Chinese officials are mulling the possibility of granting five- or 10-year multiple-entry visas, according to an article by China Daily.

Chinese business tycoon Ren Zhijiang's social media accounts were blocked by authorities for alleged criticisms of President Xi Jinping.
Top China Adviser Pushes for More Freedom of Speech

A top Chinese political adviser said on Sunday that he plans to present a proposal on guaranteeing freedom of expression after a report containing his comments on the topic has been blocked in the country's social media.

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To travel to Tibet, foreigners must obtain a Chinese visa and Tibet travel permits.
Tibet Officials Propose Eased Travel Procedures to Attract More Tourists

In a group discussion during the NPC’s annual session, proposals to ease travel procedures to the Tibet Autonomous Region was raised, aiming to attract more tourists, according to an article by China Daily.

Experts wonder if smart healthcare can keep up with China’s aging population as well as the rising demand for healthcare. The country’s new two-child policy is also expected to add some complications.
Investments and Challenges Go Together in China's Smart Healthcare Industry

Thanks to modern technology, availing healthcare has become considerably more convenient especially for patients who can’t afford to travel to good hospitals or queue up for hours. However, Internet-based healthcare is still at its infancy and subject to certain challenges, according to an article by China Daily.

Chinese authorities warn people, especially netizens, against individuals or organizations recruiting online and offering money in exchange for confidential information.
Foreign Spy Agencies Recruiting Chinese to Defect, Steal Sensitive Info

A number espionage cases involving Chinese soldiers and civilians enticed by foreign spy agencies into stealing sensitive information have been reported by the provincial government of Guangdong.

AirAsia and Air-X have launched low-cost tickets to various domestic and international routes
AirAsia and Air-X 'Big Sale' will let airline passengers travel for as low as Rs 1099 ($16.38); Where to book tickets online

Low-cost carriers AirAsia and Air-X have launched low-cost tickets to various domestic and international routes which will start from Rs 1,099 applicable on tickets booked from March 7 to March 13 for travel starting from Oct. 1 to May 22, 2017.

For 2016, the Chinese government has set a 6.5 to 7 percent economic growth target.
China's Economic Planner Optimistic Country's Target Growth Rate Will Be Achieved

The National Development and Reform Commission, China's top economic planner, is optimistic that the Chinese economy will recover and reach a reasonable growth rate, according to a report by China Daily.

Thousands of Chinese Americans attended the Brooklyn protest march on Feb. 20 to show support for Peter Liang's cause.
Police Accountability a Divisive Issue for Chinese Americans After Peter Liang’s Conviction

Police accountability has become a dividing issue among Chinese Americans after the conviction of former New York Police Department (NYPD) Officer Peter Liang, Cathy Dang told NBC News.

Several kinds of spaces, usually those that involve children, are already covered by the current smoking ban.
Shanghai Government Contemplates Stricter Smoking Law, Might Ban Smoking Indoors in Public Venues

The government of Shanghai is expected to ban smoking indoors in all public spaces and workplaces this year. The commission has spoken to different government departments regarding the process of administering a total ban on smoking.

Several of the child sex abuse cases reported to the media involved the teachers of the victims.
NGO Examines 340 Child Sex Abuse Cases, Finds 30 Percent Involve Repeat Abusers

Almost 30 percent of 340 cases of sexual abuse involving children were done by abusers who had sexually assaulted more than one child, while 40 percent of abusers were teachers, according to a report released by an NGO on Wednesday, as reported by the Global Times.

China released its first list of Interpol Red Notices last April 2015, where it named 100 wanted fugitives.
China Intensifies Search for Wanted Fugitives

A second list of Interpol Red Notices will be released by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) to expand its search for fugitives, according to an article by the Global Times. The announcement was made on Wednesday, March 2.

The Zhongguancun National Demonstration Zone has several tech companies that employ expatriates.
Service Centers Open in Beijing to Help Expatriates Facilitate Permanent Residency

A service center has been established in Beijing to cater to foreigners in the Zhongguancun technology hub who are seeking permanent residence. The center is targeting foreigners who put up businesses or are employed in the Zhongguancun National Demonstration Zone.

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