A person related to a former deputy general manager of China Southern Power Grid is suspected of taking advantage of inside information about the State-owned enterprise, having invested in the capricious Chinese stock market for eight years without losing a cent, the national audit authority revealed on Sunday. Comments:
Although China didn't advance past the quarterfinals in the 2015 Women's Football World Cup after losing 0-1 to the United States, its progress in the tournament was beyond expectations and won the players the attention and rewards they deserve. Comments:
For years, the G7 nations have pledged substantial governance reforms in international multilateral institutions, such as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.
The coincidence of a dreadful drop in Chinese shares and the release of a draft guideline on Monday signaling China's pension fund will be allowed to invest in the stock market does not necessarily mean that policymakers are desperate to boost the market as many retail investors might believe.
The Chinese mainland will remove the entry permit requirements for Taiwan residents from today. This means Taiwan residents won't have to apply for a visa-like entry permit to visit the mainland; only a travel pass will do.
Three days before Premier Li Keqiang and his European counterparts issued their communiqué after his one-day visit to the European Union headquarters on Monday, a source on the European side let me see a draft of the planned release.
President Xi Jinping's meeting with representatives of the prospective founding members of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank on Monday in Beijing shows the importance China attaches to the new multilateral lender.
The 17th China-EU leaders' meeting in Brussels, which coincides with the 40th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic relations, is expected to inject a new vitality into the strategic partnership.
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:
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