Wei Jianxing, former head of China's top anti-graft body the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China (CPC), died of illness in Beijing at 8:00 am on Friday.
The black sedan taking Chen Zhenggao to a high-level meeting stopped at the red gate of a sprawling complex west of the Forbidden City on July 28.
Carrying his laptop and court papers, Pang Zhengzhong quickly passes through the entrance of Beijing No 4 Intermediate People's Court without the security check that he would face in every other court he enters during his working day.
China's top court has modified rules governing legally recognized interest rates on private loans following a spike in lending disputes between individuals and companies over the past four years, court officials said on Thursday.
That meeting marked the 100th presided over by Premier Li Keqiang at the former royal retreat, and also signaled the start of the second half of Li's five-year term.
The Supreme People's Procuratorate has banned eight practices in the investigation of duty-related crimes, authorities said on Thursday.
China's long discussed and often stagnated property tax plan has once again come under the public spotlight following its inclusion in the national legislation plan this week.
The body of Zhang Jinfu, former State Councilor of China, was cremated on Thursday morning in Beijing.
The Chinese government expresses grief and sorrow for those on board, and extends profound sympathy and condolences to their families.
The Communist Party of China Central Committee decided to set up leading group on "united front work", whose purpose is to garner support from across society.
National prosecutors are to step up their efforts to investigate misconduct among officials in food safety-related crimes.
China's top court has demanded heavy penalties for people breaking food safety laws that enter effect on Oct 1.