Peking University and Tsinghua University, the top two universities in China, recently accused each other of "stealing" the best performers in the national college entrance exam via "abusive" social media messages. Both universities later deleted the abusive comments and pledged to conduct their student enrollment in a civilized manner. Comments:
An annual audit report released by China's National Audit Office on Sunday showed irregularities in governmental expenditures remain high, despite the central government's spending on overseas visits, official vehicles and receptions dropping sharply last year. Comments:
The organizers of a party at a water park in Taipei have been detained by police for questioning after hundreds were injured, some seriously, when colored powder being sprayed over the partygoers ignited. Comments:
In Asia, Africa, and Europe, at venues of relaxation, worship and work - should the suspected link between the extremists and the attack at the factory near Lyon, France, be confirmed - the three terrorist attacks on Friday, within hours of each other, delivered the shocking message that the Islamic State group can strike whoever, wherever, whenever they choose to.
The misuse of a large amount of lottery money as well as the existence of malpractices in the national lottery and its online sales, revealed by a recent National Audit Office report, highlight the need for intensified monitoring to promote the lottery's healthy development.
The People's Bank of China, or the central bank, introduced a targeted cut of the reserve requirement ratio, as well as the third reduction this year of the one-year deposit and lending rates, on Sunday.
Liu Tao, the former deputy head of Linli county in Central China's Hunan province, who is in his early 30s, recently quit his job to become a full-time kiwi fruit farmer in his rural hometown in the province, pledging to improve the well-being of his destitute fellow villagers. Comments:
The Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Friday issued a new regulation to ensure disqualified officials are demoted or sacked.
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