Communist Party of China

...their unease about the stability of China's nascent recovery from the global crisis. Ending a closely watched annual planning meeting, the Communist Party leadership gave no sign it planned an early exit from the stimulus despite a recent...

In this article: China, Beijing, Shanghai, The Communist Party, Industrial Bank, International Monetary Fund, and Dominique Strauss-Kahn

...from pro-growth fiscal and monetary policies * China to stress fight against climate change in 2010 * No mention of yuan by ruling Communist Party Adds details) China gave no sign on Friday that it was planning an early exit from its...

In this article: China, Communist Party, Climate change, Carbon dioxide, Wen Jiabao, International Monetary Fund, European Union, Chris Buckley, and Hu Jintao

...in recent years against the members of so-called "house churches" - underground congregations that refuse to be sanctioned by the Communist party's Religious Affairs Bureau. The Linfen Fushan church in the northern province of Shanxi is...

In this article: China, The Communist Party, and British Airways

...Cultural Revolution and of the tens of millions of deaths from starvation during the "Great Leap Forward'' of 1958 to 1961. Former Communist Party chairman Deng Xiaoping blamed Mao's cult of personality for the excesses, and even a...

In this article: Mao Zedong, Shaoshan, The Communist Party, China, Capitalism, Communism, Recession, Great Leap Forward, and Deng Xiaoping

...as its negotiating team do not have to take their deal back for government approval -- it will be already endorsed by the ruling Communist Party. "Whatever the government puts on the table will be a domestic commitment," said Wu...

In this article: China, Carbon, Climate change, Beijing, Carbon dioxide, U.N., United States, Copenhagen, and Coal

...on Dec. 8, 2008, one day before the publication of a document he co-authored that called for more civil rights in China and an end to the Communist Party's political dominance. Liu was held at a secret location for six months, then...

In this article: China, The Communist Party, Beijing Olympic Games, and Beijing

...water and instant noodles to people left homeless. He also organized bereaved parents who were questioning why so many schools collapsed when Communist Party and government buildings nearby remained intact. He was arrested less than a month...

In this article: China, Barack Obama, Amnesty International, Sichuan, Instant noodles, 2008 Sichuan Earthquake, and Conscience

...agitated villagers shouted slogans and waved banners decrying the planned garbage incinerator and demanded the resignation of a senior city Communist Party official. Many sported face masks as a symbol of their opposition to a plant they fear...

In this article: Communist Party, China, Xiamen, Waste, Dioxin, and Cancer

...killed at least 80,000 people, including children crushed in schools that collapsed. The verdict was another sign that China's ruling Communist Party is in no mood to relax political controls following last week's visit by U.S. President...

In this article: Communist Party, China, Barack Obama, Chengdu, Sichuan province, and United States

...any foundation." In his public comments throughout his four-day visit to China, Obama raised general hopes for broader human rights in Communist Party-ruled China, but avoided raising specific cases. It was unclear, however, whether he...

In this article: China, United States, Barack Obama, Communist Party, Hong Kong, Sichuan province, and Beijing