The monthly number of reports of harmful online material received by China's cyberspace watchdog broke 1 million for the first time in May, and sexually oriented material was the No 1 offender.
While China's oceanic environment is generally healthy, pollution in offshore waters remains high, a senior official from the State Oceanic Administration said on Tuesday.
Opposition lawmakers in Hong Kong were advised to show respect for central authorities and China's Constitution if they want a more fruitful exchange with Beijing on future electoral reform.
China called for the establishment of a strong global defense against epidemic diseases at an international meeting on Ebola prevention on Wednesday in Chongqing.
Beijing needs to relocate municipal administrative bodies to the eastern Tongzhou district to ease the pressure on public services, according to the capital's leading think tank.
The number of Chinese drug addicts and users, especially those taking synthetic drugs such as methamphetamine, has been rising sharply, leading to more violent crimes, a senior official from the National Anti-Drug Commission said.
Fourteen gangs involved in the smuggling of frozen meat products that pose huge health risks have been hunted down and the products seized in a recent crackdown, the General Administration of Customs said.
Premier Li Keqiang is to visit France and Belgium during a trip starting at the weekend, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Tuesday.
Chinese engineers are developing laser radar equipment that can monitor and analyze air pollutants such as PM2.5, the leader of the project has revealed.
Provinces and regions along the Silk Road Economic Belt are working together to boost trade by reducing the red tape required for exports and imports, specifically targeting inspection and quarantine regulations.
A typhoon made landfall in Wanning, Hainan province, around 6:50 pm on Monday, packing winds of up to 90 kilometers per hour, said the Hainan Meteorological Service.
Archaeologists in Sichuan province have found ruins thought to be the northern wall of an ancient city that was the political, economic and cultural center of the ancient Shu Kingdom between 5,000 BC and 3,000 BC. The announcement was made by archaeologists from the Sichuan Provincial Institute of Archaeology.
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