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• Summary Box: China wants more anti-graft efforts

  CLAMPDOWN: Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao wants tougher anti-corruption efforts amid a political scandal over a Politburo member whose wife is a suspect in the murder of a British businessman.BYE-BYE BO: The Communist Party ousted Bo Xilai and launched an investigation   Read more »

• Annan: Syria acceptance of peace plan key 1st step

  concerns of the Syrian people.Annan, who is also an envoy for the Arab League , told reporters after meeting with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao in Beijing on Tuesday that he had received a "positive" response from Syria as well as support from China. He said   Read more »

• Summary Box: China premier suggests yuan stable

  also is its top economic official, suggested Wednesday that the rise of the yuan against the dollar has ended.LONG RISE: Premier Wen Jiabao said the yuan has gained 30 percent since 2005 and has moved up and down since September in trades in Hong Kong that   Read more »

• Chinese premier urges political reforms

  -- Premier Wen Jiabao warned Wednesday that ruinous turmoil that engulfed China in the past could re-emerge unless the country tackles political reforms, and he rebuked a populist fellow leader over a scandal that brought infighting among officials into public   Read more »

• Summary Box: Stocks down as China lowers outlook

  DECELERATES: China's premier Wen Jiabao lowered the country's target rate for economic growth to 7.5 percent from 8 percent. That's a negative sign for global growth because China has been a key factor in shoring up the global economy since the financial crisis   Read more »

Around the web

• Baidu’s Removal of Censorship a Sign That Chinese President and Premier Ready to Unleash Amidst Power Struggle

  domestic security apparatus, a crucial goal in their effort to hold off an alliance of current leader Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao. Hu and Wen can now move forward with reforms on the most sensitive issue in China today—the persecution of Falun Gong. The 6/1/12 from The Epoch Times Read more »

• China's Slowed Growth Puts Focus on Stimulus

  a more decisive move to stimulate the economy, and that should start to have an impact," he said.In a speech on May 20, Premier Wen Jiabao put growth at the top of the government's policy priorities. Analysts recently have pointed to accelerated approval of 6/1/12 from Wall Street Journal Read more »

• Chinese Officials Rewarded 30,000 Yuan for Sending Falun Gong Practitioners to Labor Camps

  monetary bribes. Earlier this month, human rights activist Chen Guangcheng revealed in a video addressed to CCP leader Wen Jiabao that local authorities in his native Shangdong province spent over 60 million yuan ($9.5 million) to keep him and his family under 6/1/12 from The Epoch Times Read more »

• China PMI slowdown spooks markets

  52.0. A reading above 50 indicates expansion. The report signals a deepening economic slowdown, raising chances Premier Wen Jiabao will take more-aggressive steps to sustain expansion after he pledged a sharper focus on stabilizing growth. The Australian dollar   from The Canberra Times Read more »

• China Facing the Challenge of Aging Population

  per capita level. This is a reality that the Chinese leaders have to keep firmly in mind at all times." - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, in a speech delivered at Harvard University on December 10, 2003 Family planning policies were introduced in China in the   from Essay Depot  Read more »