The power of authorities conducting counterespionage activities that involve overseas individuals or organizations should be exercised within the confines of law to protect human rights and legal interests, according to a draft being reviewed by the top legislature.
China will impose more severe punishments on organizations defined as cults and cult-related crimes, according to a draft amendment to the Criminal Law delivered to the country's top legislature for review on Monday.
China released its first animal welfare textbook for veterinary students on Monday, a move reflecting the country's rising concern for animals.
Jiangcheng, in Southwest China's Yunnan province, has intensified efforts to crack down illegal trading of wild animals in a market near the border with Laos and Vietnam.
Nearly 10 percent of people taking the national licensed pharmacist exam in Shaanxi province recently were caught cheating, an official at the testing center said.
A mysterious Chinese tycoon who plans to dig a second, $40 billion canal linking the Caribbean and the Pacific is spreading his reach into space with ambitions for a network of satellites, reports said Monday.
The number of villagers who feel sick because of the worsening rural environment has increased 9 percentage points in Guangdong province this year, a survey reported.
China is planning to accelerate the integration of State-owned defense contractors and private companies to boost the economy and strengthen the national defense system.
Throughout history, warfare has presented unique challenges that have prompted the development of new technologies.
The legacy of the American Volunteers Group, better know as the "Flying Tigers", is still strong almost 70 years after the legendary squadron fought alongside Chinese pilots in the battle against Japan during World War II.
The SAT, widely used for college admission in the United States, will not "indoctrinate" Chinese students with US ideology through its recent redesign, education specialists and students said.
Words in context: The redesigned test will focus on relevant words, "the meanings of which depend on how they're used". Students will be asked to interpret the meanings of words based on the context in which they appear.
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