China responsible holder of European bonds: premier

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said here Monday that China is always a responsible long-term holder of European bonds and expects an adequate solution to the Greek debt issue.

Premier meets President of the European Parliament

China-EU ties in past 40 years

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrived in Brussels on Sunday for his first gathering with new EU leaders and the 17th China-EU leaders' meeting.

China-EU cooperation conforms to interests of each side

With Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Europe, the further deepened cooperation between China and the European Union can benefit the interests of the both sides.

Yuan can boost stability in Eurasia

A top Chinese banker has expressed deep concerns about the worsening debt crisis in Greece and the unstable exchange rate of the euro, as China quickens its pace of cooperation with European partners.

Premier loves to go off on a Sunday

Sunday seems to have become the preferred day for Premier Li Keqiang to kick off his visits abroad.

Plans to fight climate change expected

Beijing will confirm its renewed commitment to controlling greenhouse gas emissions in Brussels on Monday, a senior Chinese diplomat said.

European visit to find economic synergies

Premier Li Keqiang arrives in Brussels, hoping to pair Belt and Road Initiative with Europe's need for liquidity and infrastructure upgrading.

Creating right investment climate for future

The year 2015 marks the 40th anniversary of EU-China diplomatic relations - a milestone in our cooperative relationship thanks to which the EU and China now enjoy one of the world's biggest trade relations.

EU, China must turn words into deeds

The partnership between China and the European Union has just reached 40 years. Our relations have advanced considerably since their tame beginnings into a dialogue that is one of the most frequent, extensive and diverse of the EU's 10 strategic partnerships.

Chinese premier arrives in Brussels for China-EU leaders' meeting

Premier Li Keqiang has arrived in Brussels where he will co-chair the 17th China-EU leaders' meeting. He will also visit France.

Chinese premier's visit to strengthen China-EU ties

Premier Li Keqiang's upcoming visit to Brussels and attendance at the China-EU leaders' meeting are expected to strengthen ties between China and the European Union (EU).