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04/16/2024 06:37:54 pm

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China People's Liberation Army Anti-Corruption

Zhou Guotai: 'Father of China's Bulletproof Vest' Under Investigation for Corruption

A high ranking official in the People's Liberation Army (PLA) logistics department has been put under investigation, the military announced on Wednesday.

China Hacking U.S. Companies

China Still Hacking U.S. Companies in Spite of Recent Cyber Deal: Report

China has been accused of conducting new cyber-attacks targeting U.S. firms. If this allegation is true, it violates the new cyber agreement barring both countries from knowingly engaging in cyber espionage to steal trade secrets and intellectual property.

Xi Jinping UK State Visit

Scores of Protesters, Supporters Gather to Witness President Xi's Carriage Procession to Buckingham Palace

It was bustling and colorful along The Mall on Tuesday as supporters and protesters lined up along the street to see the carriage procession of President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan.

Taiwan Earthquake

Earthquakes in Eastern Taiwan Sends Tremors Across Taipei

A series of temblors hit the eastern coast of Taiwan on Monday morning. According to Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau, the earthquakes, which began in Hualien County about two hours before midnight on Sunday, lasted until after 4 p.m. on Monday.

China GDP

China's Third Quarter GDP Falls Below 7% for First Time in 6 Years

China's economy increased by 6.9 percent in the third quarter of this year compared to the same period in 2014, the National Bureau of Statistics revealed on Monday. While the economy slightly outperformed the predictions of analysts, it is the first time that China's quarterly growth rate has been below seven percent in more than five years.

xi jinping britain

China-UK Relations to Enter 'Golden Age' as President Xi Begins State Visits

The bilateral relationship between China and the United Kingdom is expected to enter a "golden age" as President Xi Jinping visits England on Monday. Xi's state visit on the invitation of Queen Elizabeth II is the first by a Chinese leader since 2005.

China Smog

Smog Yellow Alert: 13 Chinese Cites to Experience Heavy Smog Over The Weekend

China's struggle with air pollution, which often climbs to hazardous levels, continues. The weather observatory has issued a yellow alert for smog expected to shroud about 13 Chinese cites.

China Poverty Eradication

China to Completely Eradicate Poverty Within its Borders in 6 Years

President Xi Jinping on Friday reiterated China's resolve to completely eradicate poverty within its borders in the next six years. The 2016-2020 development plan targets about 70 million citizens, particularly people in rural areas currently living in poverty.

China Ivory Import Ban

China Bans Import of African Elephant Ivory Hunting Trophies for 1 Year

China on Thursday announced a ban on the importation of elephant ivory from Africa for one year. The move is part of the government's newest effort to combat poaching and save the dwindling elephant population on the continent.

Vietnam, China

Vietnamese Official Says Chinese Vessel Attacked, Sank Fishing Boat Near Disputed South China Sea Islands

A Chinese vessel has sunk a fishing boat near the contested Paracel Islands. Some crew members of the vessel also attacked Vietnamese fishermen aboard the boat, a Vietnamese official revealed on Thursday.

Japan-China Relations

China, Japan Agree to Strengthen Bilateral Ties Despite Mounting Differences

A top Chinese and Japanese official agreed on Tuesday in Tokyo to promote high-level dialogue in order to heal the strained bilateral ties between their countries.

Black Bear China School

Roaming Black Bear Killed in Chinese School Draws Criticisms from Netizens [VIDEO]

Several Chinese netizens have criticized police officers in northeast China's Heilongjiang province for opting to shoot and kill a bear, which had broken into a local middle school on Monday.

Tianjin Warehouse Explosion

Another Chemical Warehouse Blast Occurs in Tianjin Two Months After Explosions Killed 173

A warehouse filled with alcoholic and chemical materials caught fire and exploded in Tianjin on Monday night. No casualties have been reported thus far. The incident happened just two months after twin blasts at the Tianjin warehouse left more 170 people dead.

Ji Wenlin

Ji Wenlin: Former Vice Governor of Hainan Linked to Zhou Yongkang Stands Trial for Corruption

A Chinese politician linked with Zhou Yongkang has been put on trial for corruption in Tianjin a day after two close confidants of the disgraced former security chief were sentenced for similar crimes.

Russian Airstrikes in Syria

Russia Says Syrian Airstrikes Target Terrorist Groups Seeking Assad's Ouster

Vladimir Putin has explained that the purpose of Russia's military intervention in Syria is to create conditions for a political solution to the prolonged conflict.

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