The China-Malaysia joint drill is not targeted at any third party and has nothing to do with the regional situation, said People's Liberation Army Lieutenant General Yi Xiaoguang on Friday.
Yang Jinjun, one of the most-wanted Chinese fugitives, was repatriated from the United States on Friday through the enhanced judicial cooperation between the two nations, according to the Communist Party of China Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.
Making last-ditch efforts to block the passage of radical security bills, Japan's opposition lawmakers filed a series of no-confidence and censure motions in the upper house against Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the chamber's President Masaaki Yamazaki starting on Thursday.
President Xi Jinping outlined on Thursday ways in which China and the United States can manage their differences.
A set of radical security bills was passed on Thursday by a special committee under the Japanese upper house, aimed at enabling more military operations to be staged overseas.
Abducted children rescued by police can now be legally adopted, instead of being left stranded at welfare institutions waiting for their parents to find them.
More than 4,700 Party officials have been disciplined for failing to carry out their supervisory responsibilities in the first half of this year.
Item from China Daily on Sept 18, 1994: A fruit vendor in Tianjin displays litchi shipped from southern China. Various kinds of fruit are arriving in major cities in northern China as the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays draw near. The festive air is thick as sales ranging from food to clothes pop up across the cities.
State-owned enterprises remain attractive to many job seekers and workers amid the latest reform and anti-graft measures.
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