Premier Wen Jiabao

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  China Censors Former Premier's Article Amid Tightening Internet Controls

  China's internet companies have blocked users from sharing a lengthy article written by former Premier Wen Jiabao in tribute to his late mother, in an unexplained act of censorship against a senior member of the ruling Communist Party.

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  China's Xi Jinping Warns Communist Colleagues Over Relatives

  China's Communist chief Xi Jinping told top officials in the ruling party to closely watch their families, state media said today, after reports that his relations and those of other elite politicians amassed massive wealth.

• When Barack Obama Forcibly Entered Secret Sino-India-South Africa-Brazil Meet

  At the international conference on climate change in Copenhagen in December 2009, US President Barack Obama forced himself into a room where the then Chinese premier Wen Jiabao was holding a secret meeting with the then Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and other leaders.

• Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Sends Farewell Letters to Various World Leaders

  As he prepares to demit office, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has written farewell letters to leaders of various countries, including US President Barack Obama, former Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

• Rare gesture: Former Chinese PM hosted lunch for PM Manmohan Singh

  In a rare gesture, former Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao today hosted lunch for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh highlighting the special rapport they had established during his tenure.

• China dismisses Pulitzer Prize for New York Times story on former premier's wealth

  China today dismissed the Pulitzer Prize winning New York Times story as a report published with "ulterior motives", which had accused former premier Wen Jiabao and his family of amassing a USD 2.7 billion wealth.

• China denies rejecting New York Times journalist visa

  Beijing on Thursday denied rejecting a New York Times reporter's visa after the paper, which has published a series of exposes on Premier Wen Jiabao's family - said he had been forced to leave mainland China.

• Chinese insurer Ping An threatens to sue NYT

  One of China's biggest insurance companies today threatened to take legal action against the New York Times for linking a key government decision benefiting the firm with the shareholdings held by relatives of Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao.

• PM, Wen Jiabao say there is enough space for India and China to grow

  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit on Monday. Both the leaders emphasised that there is enough space for India and China to grow and develop. Both expressed satisfaction that a robust dilague architecture has been put in place between the two countries to take ...

• Aware of need to balance trade with India, says Wen Jiabao

  Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Monday told Prime Minister Manmohan Singh that China is aware of the need for balancing bilateral trade that is heavily in favour of Beijing.

• Prime Minister meets Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao

  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Monday met one-on-one for about 45 minutes in this Cambodian capital, probably one of their last official meetings.

• China Congress to give first clues to new leadership

  Delegates to China's Communist Party congress will offer the first clues to a generational leadership succession on Wednesday after a preliminary vote on replacements for President Hu Jintao and others this week.

• China launches probe against Premier Wen

  China's ruling Communist Party has launched an internal inquiry into allegations that Premier Wen Jiabao amassed $2.7 billion, after he himself asked for a probe to clear his name, according to a report today.

• Chinese Premier's family threatens to sue NYT

  Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's family members today rejected an American newspaper's claim that they had amassed assets worth $2.7 billion and threatened to take legal action against the daily which, however, stood by its report.

• China blocks New York Times websites after article on Premier

  China today swiftly blocked access to the English and Chinese-language websites of The New York Times from computers in the country in response to an article claiming that the family of Premier Wen Jiabao had amassed assets worth at least $2.7 billion.