A final wave of Chinese nationals suspected of economic crimes has turned themselves in, bringing the total number of fugitives to 335 in "Fox Hunt".
A fugitive suspected of economic crimes gave himself up on Thursday, only days before the Dec. 1 deadline of the "Fox Hunt" operation and potentially mitigated punishment.
The United States has been waging wars all over the world trying to deny safe haven to extreme terrorists. But to many Chinese, the US itself has long been a safe haven for a large group of bad guys - corrupt Chinese officials on the run.
Chinese police have captured 288 economic fugitives hiding overseas - including many corrupt officials - since Fox Hunt 2014 was initiated in July, a Ministry of Public Security official said on Monday.
The concluding document of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Economic Leaders' Meeting underlines the spirit of joint endeavor in the anti-graft field.
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