For the first time, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has placed anti-corruption units to check on its restructured departments and commands, which was patterned after those set up in civilian government offices and organs of the Communist Party, the South China Morning Post reported.
Officials of the CRRC Changchun Railway Vehicles Co., a subsidiary of China Railway Rolling Stock Corp., have announced on Thursday, May 5, that it will conduct a test of the country's first hybrid-power train next month, China Daily reported.
Police are investigating the death of an autistic boy at a controversial rehabilitation center in southern China known for using harsh exercises to treat a disease it describes as for “the rich and the lazy.”
Beijing’s municipal government announced on Tuesday that it will unload 6.1 million pounds of frozen pork into the marketplace over the next two months in a bid to keep the price of pork down after surging more than 50 percent over the past year. As a result of this influx, officials say prices of meat should fall by approximately 18 percent.
China is set to liberalize the price control of salt. The reform will be implemented starting Jan. 1, 2017.
The National Health and Family Planning Commission emphasized that they have banned the clinical use of the disputed immunotherapy for cancer treatment. It can only be used in purely scientific research.
China’s top graft-busting body has summoned 17 discipline officials from the sports ministry. The news comes as the ministry is allegedly not taking the nationwide campaign against corruption seriously.
President Xi Jinping on Thursday said China will encourage more cooperation with foreign companies and organizations, despite recent setbacks in Sino-U.S. ties.
China is keeping a close eye at Taiwan’s newly elected president as her administration under the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) might promote the dangerous “Taiwan independence” Beijing is warning about.
China accused the U.S. military of playing a “series of tricks” following its refusal to allow American warships to dock in Hong Kong recently, but said that the military snub should not be blown out of proportion.
Russia and China will be holding a series of anti-missile drills for the first time after the United States talked about an anti-missile defense system with South Korea amid threats from the North.
China’s Internet regulator will launch a campaign to clean up misleading and false online advertising following the death of a college student who underwent cancer treatment that listed high in his Baidu search.
China will insist on its rights over the South China Sea whatever the U.N. tribunal’s decision will be on the arbitration case filed by the Philippines. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson called the impending decision as "illegal," according to a report by rt.com.
North Korea is almost done preparing for the rare communist party that will be happening on May 6. The workers party that is deemed as a nationwide call to action by the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will take place in the "April 25 House of Culture" convention center in the North Korean capital.
Chinese President Xi Jinping warns newly elected Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen against “Taiwan independence” in the wake of the anniversary of the landmark meeting between the Chinese president and Kuomintang (KMT) Chairman Eric Chu.
