A Gansu company that was punished last month for polluting the Tengger Desert by dumping untreated sludge and sewage failed to follow through with the cleanup task, according to a news report on Monday. Instead, the company covered up material it was supposed to remove.
Chinese submarines are well-suited for developing nations' navies, as they boast strong combat capabilities, proven technologies and competitive prices, according to industry insiders.
The detention of a mother in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, who is alleged to have physically abused her 9-year-old adopted son, has aroused public concern over the corporal punishment of children by parents, and about amendments to the Child Protection Law.
China will keep sending medical staff, technology and relief materials to help African countries with Ebola outbreaks as they are needed, said Cui Li, vice-minister of the National Health and Family Planning Commission.
Although the nation's economic growth has slowed somewhat over the past year, the number of super rich people has expanded to a record high, according to the recently released China Ultra High Net Wealth Report 2014-2015.
Strategy will deepen reform, promote new type of urbanization
Chinese people across the country honored the nation's heroes and victims who sacrificed their lives during times of war on Tomb Sweeping Day on Sunday.
China's top environmental protection authority has called for the suspension of all illegal development projects at North China's largest freshwater wetland and that the area be restored.
Guangzhou has passed a regulation to allow body donors to bypass family consent requirements in the latest effort to alleviate a severe shortage of cadavers for study in China's medical schools.
President Xi Jinping highlighted the importance of ecology and environmental protection as he called for greater awareness of their benefits at this "historic moment".
Former security chief Zhou Yongkang was charged on Friday with bribery, abuse of power and intentional disclosure of State secrets, authorities said, making him the most senior official prosecuted in decades and setting the stage for a trial.
China is to pilot the removal of preconditioned government approval for offshore corporate bonds, part of a national arrangement to lower the financing cost of enterprises expanding overseas.
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