China's most-wanted fugitive Guo Wengui was cheated out of 20 million yuan ($2.9 million) by two fraudsters, one of them pretending to be a relative of senior officials and posing as a senior military officer, police said.
President Xi Jinping has urged efforts to unswervingly advance reform of the country's judicial system as it is crucial to the country's rule of law and the entire governance system.
Monetary policies are expected to become relatively tight in the second half of this year, as fending off financial risks has become a greater challenge than stabilizing growth, said economists and analysts.
BEIJING - Fugitive Guo Wengui is suspected of colluding with air traffic control and Hainan Airlines staff to obtain passengers' personal information, according to Chinese police. Guo, who is listed on the Interpol "red notice" of wanted fugitives, is also suspected of fabricating and distorting information to mislead the public, police said, citing a case of personal information infringement involving Guo.
A diplomatic solution to the standoff in China's Doklam is not possible if Indian troops are preparing for a long stay in the area, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a daily news conference in Beijing on Monday.
The summer heat wave is forecast to continue this week and expand over more of the country, and people are being warned to protect themselves.
Item from July 11, 1983, in China Daily: China Petrochemical Corp was established today to accelerate the development of the oil and gas sector.
Walking along a dirt road, Premier Li Keqiang first saw ragged houses buried in a mountain valley, where corn leaves swayed in a breeze on a hot Monday as he visited Dawanhe village.
China's environmental watch-dog found 484 violations by 177 companies in the first three days of a monthlong campaign targeting pollution caused by processing imported waste.
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