China sentenced a home-grown science researcher with the death penalty after he was found guilty of selling state secrets to foreign agencies.
Following the series of earthquakes that shook Ecuador, Afghanistan, Myanmar and Japan in the past couple of days, Chinese citizens worry about China's safety, China Daily reported.
Families of senior officials will be put under a spotlight as the Communist Party expands a Shanghai pilot program to weed out more corruption among its ranks, according to an article by the South China Morning Post.
China's immunization program is facing a widespread backlash across the country, according to an article by The New York Times. The vaccine scandal has been greatly exacerbated by complaints and the level of government secrecy that surrounds the whole dilemma.
Australian police have increased their security presence at the University of Melbourne following a series of attacks toward Chinese students inside the campus.
Twitter's newly appointed managing director Kathy Chen has caused a stir in China after reports unearthing her resume had revealed previously held roles in the Chinese military and the Ministry of Public Security.
China, one of the largest import and export economies in the world, is exerting a strong influence over the price of raw materials such as iron ore and copper, despite the slowing down of demand in China that resulted in marked impact on markets last year.
Shanghai police officials are adding teeth to their campaign against jaywalkers by posting the pictures of violators on their social media account.
China's state television has confirmed the death sentence handed to a Chinese man under the charge of Espionage by selling leaked classified information to an unidentified foreign spy organization.
China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) vowed to address migrant workers’ current residential status by implementing the reform on the long-running hukou system faster.
China was enraged after the United States threatened possible trade sanctions after the Asian country failed to iron out its steel overcapacity problems.
Taiwan and China’s “war of words” continues to worsen after Taipei released 20 Taiwanese nationals accused of fraud, an action Beijing deemed as a show of the other country’s tolerance to crime.
Zhang Yue, a dismissed high-ranking official from Hebei, faces investigation by the CCDI for what is likely to be corruption allegations. Zhang reportedly used his position to grant business favors to property magnate Guo Wengui.
China will be launching a digital database to properly match demand for foreign workers with competent overseas talent, according to an article by China Daily.
Chinese fleets have conducted advanced training drills to increase their combat effectiveness using situations that resemble actual combat conditions, Reuters reported, citing an article published by the PLA Daily on Sunday, April 17.
