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Energy analysts have blamed the country's "monopolistic natural gas market" for one of the most serious gas shortages in decades, made worse by high gas consumption amid freezing temperatures and snowstorms in the south.
LONDON: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was expected to tell business leaders that investment from China could help drive Britain's economic recovery.
China yesterday accused a United States congressional advisory panel of ulterior motives for its report that claimed the Chinese government appears to be piercing the US computer network with increasing frequency to gather data for its military.
Continuing his five-day visit to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, China's Defense Minister Liang Guanglie pledged to strengthen military ties with the nation.
Partly induced by the drop in trade between South Korea and China amid the global recession, officials from both sides committed to expediting negotiations for a free trade agreement.
Nearly nine out of 10 Chinese workers are under growing pressure at work as China leads the world toward economic recovery, a global survey has found.
The country's top work safety official has blamed poor management and inadequate safety precautions for the mine blast in Heilongjiang that claimed 104 lives.
China will send two giant pandas to Australia Friday for a cooperative research program.
China's banking regulator on Monday asked the country's commercial banks to better manage risks and avoid year-end volatility in lending.
Chinese children adopted by 37 overseas families from six countries are in China for a root-tracing trip to learn more about their birth country.
