Hong Kong's Legislative Council rejected an electoral reform plan with 28 of 37 lawmakers present voting against it after a lengthy debate ended on Thursday.
International cooperation on production capacity has become a key part in China's economic cooperation with many other countries; and this cooperation is gaining momentum recently.
On June 14, an old building collapsed in Zunyi, Southwest China's Guizhou province, leaving four residents dead and three injured.
China and the United States will convene next week for the 7th Strategic and Economic Dialogue, their most important and wide-ranging bilateral talks.
Rent seeking, nepotism and the squandering of public money on luxurious feasts and sight-seeing trips are some of the problems that the disciplinary inspection teams of the Central Commission for Disciplinary Inspection of the Communist Party of China discovered recently in nine State-owned enterprises directly under the auspices of the State Council.
For years, the people of Hong Kong have not been as anxious about their future as they are today.
A police investigation into the deaths of two young girls in Hengyang in Central China's Hunan province has revealed one of their friends, a 12-year-old girl, poisoned them to death because of a small quarrel. All three girls were "left-behind children" whose parents work far away from home. Comments:
A man surnamed Tian hacked one of his co-workers to death with a cleaver when he saw him raping his wife in their dormitory at Rui'an, East China's Zhejiang province, on March 17, 2006. After being a fugitive for seven years, Tian surrendered to police last year, and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Comments:
The driver of Yu Yuanhui, the former Party chief of Nanning, capital of the Southwest China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, reportedly committed suicide days after Yu was removed from office on suspicion of severe disciplinary and law violations last month.
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