A prominent property developer in Vancouver, Canada, has been identified as a high-profile Chinese economic fugitive wanted by the Interpol.
China told the Philippines and Vietnam on Wednesday to halt all intrusive action on China-owned islands in the South China Sea, following its rejection of concerns voiced by ASEAN.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has called for more medical reform measures to overcome difficulties in the healthcare system.
National prosecutors have been asked to intensify efforts to hunt those who offer bribes to government officials, a move to facilitate the country’s sweeping campaign on corruption.
The Chinese government is to send an additional 200-strong construction engineering team to Lebanon in late May at the request of UN, according to the Ministry of Defense.
Some guidance that issued by China's top court, using specific cases to advise grassroots courts can help bring credibility to verdicts, experts say.
President Xi Jinping urged the country on Tuesday to value hard work and innovation, and to teach children to do the same.
China's anti-graft authorities have gone on the offensive in the fight against corrupt individuals who flee the country to avoid arrest.
Administrative proceedings have seen a rapid increase in the first quarter of this year, surpassing the total for 2014, and are expected to increase further after the implementation on Friday of a revised system for lawsuit registration, according to a senior judge.
Wang Tianpu, president of Asia's biggest crude oil refiner, is under investigation for suspected "serious disciplinary violations".
Chinese prosecutors have brought back 61 suspects accused of corruption from 20 countries and regions, the top prosecution body said on Monday.
A compilation of selected remarks by Chinese President Xi Jinping on comprehensively advancing the rule of law has been published.