Beijing police gave lessons on personal safety to students at the Beijing Film Academy on Thursday afternoon as several women around China have disappeared or been assaulted in the past two months.
Rescue workers are still struggling to reach remote areas near the epicenter of an earthquake that struck Yunnan province on Tuesday night.
Wan Qingliang, former Party chief of Guangzhou, has been expelled from the Party and dismissed from public office for corruptionwhile he faces charges from prosecutors, according to a statement from the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China on Thursday.
.The capital's anti-graft authority punished 729 Party members from January through September.
The Ministry of Education is taking what it calls a necessary step of listing a number of immoral behaviors that college and university teachers are banned from committing.
The Chinese version of German writer Manfred Kittel's book After the Nuremberg and Tokyo Trials, which details Japan's and Germany's crimes during World War II, debuted at the world's largest book fair in Frankfurt on Wednesday.
The World Health Organization called for a comprehensive ban on tobacco advertising in China on Thursday to reduce the number of smokers.
Schools in Beijing have started to monitor air quality on campus and issue warnings if necessary to minimize risks to students posed by hazardous gases and particles such as PM2.5, which has become a major air pollutant in the city.
Beijing is struggling with heavy smog, and neighboring Tianjin municipality and Hebei province are also having to take measures to cope with the problem. A look at what's happening:
Nearly 100 agreements are expected to be reached during Premier Li Keqiang's upcoming second visit to Europe this year, which starts on Thursday and underlines increasingly closer cooperation between China and Europe.
Trade deals and guidelines for mid- and long-term cooperation between China and Germany are likely to be endorsed during Premier Li Keqiang's visit, said China's top diplomat to Germany.
Premier Li Keqiang will receive "something unique" in Berlin during his three-day visit to Germany starting on Thursday, German Ambassador to China Michael Clauss told China Daily in an interview ahead of the visit.
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