A militant video released on Sunday purported to show a Chinese tourist kidnapped by Taliban-allied fighters in Pakistan a year ago asking for his government to help release him.
Government officials and their spouses in key sectors have been given tours of local prisons to visit convicted officials and to raise their awareness of corruption, the CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection said on Sunday.
Every year, it seems, a debate flares among China Daily editors and reporters about the word "netizens".
Item from May 25, 1982, in China Daily: China's Thomas Cup championship badminton team arrives at the Beijing International Airport yesterday ... The Chinese badminton team, which defeated defending champions Indonesia 5-4 in the Thomas Cup final last Saturday in London, received a hero's welcome back home.
The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection has urged officials to learn from the values of the Zheng family (1118-1459), whose members were famous for performing their official duties with honesty throughout 15 generations.
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Twelve agreements were signed as Premier Li Keqiang and Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos highlighted their shared goal of boosting cooperation over infrastructure construction and production capacity.
China and other members of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank have wrapped up negotiations over the text of the organization's charter, a day after Japan unveiled a plan to provide $110 billion in aid for Asian infrastructure projects.
Tourists and film stars hitting the beach at the French Riviera resort of Cannes may be blissfully unaware, but lurking beneath the sparkling waves are tens of thousands of tires that were deliberately dropped into the sea to boost marine development.
Patients will not face higher medical expenses after hospitals adjust their service charges this year in line with a major reform plan, a top health official said on Friday.
Although China and Brazil are two distant countries separated by a 20-hour plane ride, with languages as different as two worlds, their ties have become increasingly closer.
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