China has captured or brought about the surrender of 180 people suspected of committing economic crimes as part of an aggressive anti-corruption campaign targeting suspects who have fled abroad.
China and Russia should expand offshore crude oil trading and further cooperate in upstream exploration in the future, Chinese Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli said on Friday in Beijing during his meeting with Igor Sechin, president of Russian oil giant Rosneft.
Concrete and effective measures are being taken to prevent an Ebola virus outbreak in Guangzhou, the Chinese city with the most flights to and from Africa, according to a senior city official.
Top diplomats highlighted the fight against terrorism as a top task for Afghanistan after an international conference in Beijing agreed dozens of concrete measures on Friday to lift the war-torn country out of turmoil.
Rather than waiting in long lines to see a doctor, residents of Guangdong province can go instead to a nearby pharmacy, have a video chat with a physician from a top-notch hospital and buy medicine at the store.
A court upheld the death sentences of three men and the life imprisonment sentence of a woman for their involvement in a brutal terror attack in which 31 people were killed at Kunming Railway Station earlier this year.
Fudan University's business school is looking for more ways and thoughts to boost development and promote business education to keep apace of the nation's fast economic development.
Reports in foreign media of an explosion on board China's Liaoning aircraft carrier "didn't conform with the facts", Defense Ministry spokesman Yang Yujun said at a news conference on Thursday.
Haunted houses are loved by student couples - it's a great time for boys to display bravery and girls to 'play the woman', or a group of young girls holding tightly to each others' hands to toughen up against the ghosts."
The number of inshore fish species in Shandong province has dropped 72.5 percent, from more than 400 in the 1970s to about 110 currently.
Bilingual new: You may have experienced the frustration of being slapped with a parking fine or finding your car clamped after leaving it parked precariously for a couple of minutes.
Lawmakers and anti-occupation groups are calling for a probe into alleged donations from external entities to foment and maintain the ongoing protests in Hong Kong.
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