The Occupy Central protest spins out of control in Hong Kong on Sunday as the local government appealed to organizers to end the gathering in the interest of the city and the safety of participants.
The fugitive, who has been on the run for 23 years after reportedly killing a person in Inner Mongolia, fled after giving the slip to police escort.
China's Supreme People's Procuratorate announced the launch of a half-year campaign targeting fugitive suspects of corruption and other duty-related crimes.
President Xi Jinping reaffirmed China's "firm and unwavering stance" on national reunification on Friday to a visiting delegation from Taiwan.
Chinese students constitute more than 25 percent of foreign students at US colleges but are thought to have disproportionate college giving to US universities.
Both the editor-in-chief and general manager of 21st Century Media Co, a giant media company, were taken away by police on Thursday.
China will use tax breaks to encourage enterprises to upgrade their equipment and increase R&D efforts to improve the manufacturing industry.
A legal showdown between a renowned Buddhist temple in central China and its administration agency snagged headlines as the two battle over ticket fare distribution of the tourist site.
One of the highest-profile officials to be prosecuted for corruption since President Xi Jinping launched his anti-graft campaign pleaded guilty to bribery.
China has had a trade surplus in goods for a long time, but in another type of trade it is running a deficit that continues to grow.
Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli said in New York that Beijing will offer $6 million to support UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in promoting cooperation on climate change.
Pictures and videos of a dog chained to the rear of a car being dragged along a road, near death with its hind legs appearing to be bleeding, prompted an outcry on Chinese social media.
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