Krtek, a popular Czech animated mole, will now have a panda as a good friend in its new episodes, according to one of seven cooperation agreements signed in Beijing on Monday.
Chinese citizens should get visa-free access to the European Union, putting an end to often lengthy current application procedures, according to Czech President Milos Zeman as he concluded a visit to China.
A 55-year-old woman with short curls, a pearl coat and dark blue skirt, walks briskly through the crowds in Renmin Square in Shanghai and passes the driveway to a hotel.
The High Court of Hong Kong extended temporary injunctions on Monday against illegal protests at two hot spots, but as protesters refuse to comply, the government and legal professionals said they fear the city's celebrated rule-of-law tradition is being seriously threatened.
Ni Fake, former vice-governor of Anhui province, who is suspected of receiving jade worth 12 million yuan ($1.94 million), has been charged with taking bribes, the Supreme People's Procuratorate said on Monday.
A national anti-terrorism intelligence center will be established to counter terrorist attacks, according to a draft anti-terrorism law.
China's top legislature discussed a proposal to amend the charge of violence against children in the Criminal Law on Monday after a number of cases came to light that teachers and nursing workers had used inappropriate force.
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.
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