More corrupt officials may flee abroad, while others could take extra precautions to try to disguise their wrongdoings following enhanced measures to tackle graft, anti-corruption specialists warned on Monday.
Authorities have vowed to crack down on judicial corruption concerning sentences and probation following a number of cases of convicts bribing their way out of jail.
Growth in home prices continued to slow in January, adding to signs of a cooling property sector, official data showed on Monday.
A number of security measures, including a permanent police presence, will be introduced in major hospitals after a rising spate of vicious attacks against medical workers.
As lingering smog blanketed China's northern and central regions for a fourth consecutive day on Sunday, its influence has been felt in people's schedules, as is evidenced by bustling museums, crowded hospital respiratory departments and less cheerful parks.
Beijing raised its four-tier air pollution alert system to the second-highest level for the first time on Friday, with dense smog forecast to persist over the next three days.
Washington has grossly interfered in China's domestic affairs and seriously damaged Sino-US relations by hosting the Dalai Lama on Friday, Chinese officials and observers said.
April 27, 1993: Then-US president Bill Clinton meets the Dalai Lama in the office of then-vice-president Al Gore in Washington, DC, "to say hello".
Overseas tourists may be able to claim tax refunds at shopping malls in Beijing as the city strives to boost inbound tourism.
Those on the front line of the sex industry are shunning HIV/AIDS prevention services for fear of exposure after a crackdown on prostitution in Dongguan, Guangdong province.
The British government will grant children chances to study Chinese as part of efforts to pave the way for future trade and tourism cooperation with China, British Chancellor George Osborne said on Thursday.
China and Pakistan signed agreements for energy and infrastructure projects on Wednesday as they vowed to soon give "practical shape" to a trade and transport corridor linking the neighbors.
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