When technology advances create competitors for a monopoly, the authorities should not only regulate the newcomers, but more importantly take the opportunity to end the monopoly that has fattened a few.
The opening of the China-CELAC Forum (CELAC is the abbreviation of Community of Latin America and Caribbean States) in Beijing follows the intense activity the two sides have had over the past years.
A recent article from the Anhui provincial publicity department on what a good netizen should and should not do has sparked an intense online debate over the role of Internet users in the country.
A lot of corrupt officials are either facing investigation or have been convicted thanks to the ongoing anti-corruption campaign.
The New Year's Eve stampede in Shanghai in which 36 people died and 49 were injured was heartbreaking not only because most of the victims were young, many in their 20s, but also because it happened in China's most modern metropolis.
China's top leader Xi Jinping has impressed the world with his governance style since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. His governance can be summarized as "one, two, three, four, five".
About two years after President Xi Jinping took office, his style of governing the country has become clear enough to be summarized.
ARE POTATOES A VEGETABLE OR STAPLE? The Ministry of Agriculture announced at a recent symposium its strategy to promote potato cultivation and popularize it as a food staple. Comments:
IN A CHANGE from past environmental regulations that allowed only State-owned organizations to raise public interest litigation, a Supreme People's Court's judicial explanation, that came into effect on Wednesday, grants the right to more non-governmental organizations. Comments:
Complaints about malpractices in electing members to the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Engineering had largely been treated as unwarranted speculation until the indictment of Zhang Shuguang, the right-hand man of the now disgraced former minister of railways.
China's economy will enter a new phase, as innovation becomes a personal pursuit for entrepreneurial success.
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