Premier Li and Chinese ministers took every opportunity to discuss various issues in between meetings with leaders of the 16 CEE leakers.
Ma Xiangdong, head of the political affairs department in the Political Studies Institute in Nanjing, was detained early this month, shortly after Dai Weimin, deputy principle of the institute was being investigated.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang says China will create an investment fund of $3 billion to facilitate financing in Central and Eastern European countries.
China's graft authorities Tuesday pledged to step up regular internal inspections on state-owned enterprises (SOEs) given that serious corruption issues remain in SOEs.
Ding Yuxin, a female billionaire who gave bribes to a former railways minister, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison and fined $404 million.
Government says these officials use their families as a conduit to transfer their ill-gotten assets abroad, and in preparation for their own flight.
The People's Liberation Army has pledged to tighten controls on civilian drones and private aircraft, saying unapproved flights pose a severe threat to airlines and national security.
An anti-graft TV documentary was aired on Monday night by China Central Television with the aim of educating Party members to lead a frugal lifestyle and warn other corrupt officials.
The Organization Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee said on Monday that it has reassigned nearly 1,000 so-called "naked officials"-civil servants whose family members have migrated overseas-as part of the widening anti-graft campaign.
President Xi Jinping has called on the military to learn lessons from the corruption case involving Xu Caihou, former vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission.
President Xi Jinping has asked the armed forces to clear up the "bad influence" left by the graft case of Xu Caihou, a former senior commander.
China is always sincere about improving relations with Vatican, Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said Monday.