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The recent reorganization of the Chinese military has resulted in a more mobile, well-trained combat force.
Insider Discloses Location of New Military Commands’ Army HQs

An insider from the Chinese military told the Global Times the locations of the army headquarters of China's newly established five military theater commands, which were identified by their strategic location in east, south, west, north and central China.

Pneumoconiosis is a common work-related disease in the country.
Pneumoconiosis a Top Killer Among Former Miners

Former miners in China may be suffering from a case of pneumoconiosis, also known as black lung disease, according to a report by the Global Times. The risks of the job were displayed on microblogging site Weibo on Jan. 6.

Scientists from the Korea Meteorological Administration point at the screen showing seismic waves near Seoul, South Korea, caused by a North Korean hydrogen bomb test on Jan. 6, 2016.
N. Korea to Launch Satellite as China Sends Envoy to Pyongyang

North Korea has issued a shipping warning of a satellite launch between Feb. 8 and 25, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) announced on Tuesday, as China sends an envoy to steer the country back into denuclearization.

Pope Francis smiles as he leads his Wednesday general audience in Paul VI Hall at the Vatican, Jan. 28, 2015.
Pope Francis to make movie debut in ‘Beyond the Sun’

Pope Francis will make his movie debut in a religious film titled 'Beyond the Sun,' wherein he will portray himself. This will be the first time that any pope will be appearing in a feature film.

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China is set to implement strict fuel standards for ships docked in Chinese ports to curb marine pollution that affect cities along the rivers and seas.
China to Set Strict Fuel Standards for Large Ships to Cut Marine Pollution

Chinese authorities have finalized plans to set up strict fuel standards for large ships in an effort to slash marine emissions, the Ministry of Transport announced on Monday, Feb. 1, as reported by China Daily.

In Chinese courts, “death sentence with reprieve” means that if the convicted person commits no crime for two years, it is commuted to life imprisonment.
Man Acquitted, Released After 21 Years in Prison After Reexamination of Homicide, Arson Case

A man was released from prison on Monday after spending 21 years incarcerated in Hainan Province in South China for a homicide and arson he did not commit. He was released after Zhejiang's Higher People's Court reopened the case in Dec. 2015.

Effluent that causes water pollution has long been China's problem.
Scientists Develop Tech to Turn Potato Effluent into Fertilizer

Scientists have found a new way to produce more potatoes without consequently causing water pollution. Currently, China is the world's largest producer of potatoes.

The establishment of the special troops also reiterates Islamabad’s commitment in protecting the China-Pakistan corridor.
Pakistan to Deploy Special Troops to Protect China-Pakistan Corridor

Syed Tariq Fatemi, a visiting senior Pakistani diplomat, announced on Wednesday, Feb. 3, that Islamabad will help protect the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor by setting up a special force of 10,000 troops, according to a report by China Daily.

The Yahoo logo is shown at the company's headquarters in Sunnyvale, California.
Yahoo cost-cutting strategy: Lay off 15% workforce, close offices, certain products

Yahoo mulling various strategies, including real estate sale, to cut cost and reorganize the company.

A tourist looks at a flower in China's International Horticulture Exhibition in Kunming, capital of southwest Yunnan Province.
Five Police Units Established in Yunnan for Tourist Protection

In an effort to protect tourists from con artists and other criminals, five new police units have been formed in Yunnan Province in Southwest China, as reported by China Daily.

To achieve moderate prosperity, said Xi, old revolutionary bases must change with the tides and move simultaneously, adding that “no one should drop out.”
Xi Calls for Precise Measures to Address Poverty Alleviation in Jiangxi

Before the Spring Festival, President Xi Jinping headed to Jinggangshan in Jiangxi Province for poverty alleviation projects, according to a report by China Daily. His three-day itinerary also included trips to Ji’an and Nanchang, the capital of Jiangxi Province.

In China, only GM cotton and papaya are allowed to be commercially cultivated.
Officials in Northeast China Vow to Crack Down on GM Grains

Northeastern officials renewed their vow to crack down on sales of genetically modified seeds. Recently, news have surfaced that in the region, GM corn seeds are illegally cultivated.

Huugjilt's case is considered as one of the most notorious instances of judicial injustice in China.
For Wrongful Conviction, 27 Officials Penalized

For judicial injustice done to the executed Huugjilt, a teenager who was declared guilty of rape and murder 20 years ago, China has penalized a total of 27 officials. The conviction was overturned last year when the real convict was given death penalty.

Chinese President Xi Jinping (center) urged non-Communist Party of China parties to contribute more valuable advice for the country's development.
Xi Jinping Encourages More Cooperation with Non-CPC Groups in New Year's Greetings

As he extended Chinese New Year greetings to non-Communist Party groups, Chinese President Xi Jinping also urged these groups to contribute more to achieving the nation's goals for this year.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari expressed renewed interest in China's offer and capability to build railway networks in the west African country.
Nigeria Keen on China's Offer to Help Build Its Railway Networks

Nigeria has expressed growing interest on China’s offer and expertise to help build a world-class railway network in the west African country, the Xinhua News Agency reported.

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