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China's Communist Party Expels 2 Former Defence Ministers Over Corruption: Report
China's Communist Party on Thursday expelled former defence minister Li Shangfu and his predecessor Wei Fenghe for "serious violations of discipline", a euphemism for corruption, state news agency Xinhua reported.
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No Woman In China Communist Party's New Top Body, First Time In 25 Years
The Chinese Communist Party's top body will have no full women members for the first time in 25 years, according to the new Politburo roster released Sunday.
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China's Communist Party Backs Xi's "Core Position" For 3rd Term
China's Communist Party on Saturday endorsed Xi Jinping's "core position" in the country's leadership, all but assuring he will be handed an unprecedented third term in power.
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China Enshrines Opposition To Taiwan Independence Into Its Constitution
China's Communist Party enshrined its opposition to Taiwanese independence in its constitution on Saturday, according to a resolution released at the end of its twice-a-decade congress.
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China's Communist Party Appoints Xinjiang Official Sanctioned By US As Its Tibet Unit Chief
China's ruling Communist Party has appointed Wang Junzheng, sanctioned by the US, Britain, EU, and Canada for his alleged role in the human rights violations against Uygur Muslims in Xinjiang, as the head of its party unit in Tibet.
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Dress Properly, Avoid Online Porn: China Issues New Morality Guidelines
From budgeting for rural weddings to dressing appropriately and avoiding online porn, China's Communist Party has issued new guidelines to improve the "moral quality" of its citizens.
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25-Year-Old's $500 Million Startup Fuels China Bike-Share Battle
In China's internet warzone, there's a road map for success: find a rich backer, get lots of money, burn it to buy market share.
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China Passes Law To 'Regulate' Wild Animal Products
China has passed a new wild animal protection law banning the sale of food from endangered species, but allowing other products to be made from them, state media said, amid controversy over its wildlife policies.
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Mystery Of The Missing Hong Kong Bookseller Deepens As Wife Drops Police Report
The mystery surrounding five missing Hong Kong booksellers known for titles banned in mainland China has deepened after one purportedly wrote to say he was fine, prompting his wife to drop a missing person's report.
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China Leaders Meet for 5-Year Plan Amid Calls for Reform
China's Communist leaders gathered today to plan the country's course for the next five years, official media reported, confronting an economic malaise that has investors worried and intractable problems such as pollution souring the public mood.
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Hong Kong's Leaders Doomed to Fail Without Reforms, Says Pro-China Lawmaker
A leading pro-Beijing politician in Hong Kong said future leaders of the global financial hub face a grim prospect unless lawmakers and Beijing end their impasse over political reform.
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Four Funerals And A Wedding: China's Xi Mends Political Bridges
Chinese President Xi Jinping's attendance at the funeral earlier this year of a one-time propaganda minister was a surprise; Deng Liqun, who died aged 99, was never a top-ranked official and had been a political enemy of Xi's father.
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China Party Fears Most a Crisis Over Corruption, Official Says
What China's Communist Party fears most is a crisis over corruption which would threaten its hold on power, but it is confident people will stand by its efforts to combat the problem, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Phone Thief Wins $11,000 From Victim: Report
A Chinese court ordered a mugger's intended victim to pay his attacker 70,000 yuan ($11,000) after he fought off the attempted robbery and beat him up, state-run media reported today.
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Democracy Would Have Catastrophic Repercussions: Chinese Media
China would have suffered "catastrophic repercussions" had it opted for democracy and bogged down with "endless political bickering", the official media said today in Beijing, staunchly defending the ruling Communist party's monopoly on power.
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China's Communist Party Expels 2 Former Defence Ministers Over Corruption: Report
China's Communist Party on Thursday expelled former defence minister Li Shangfu and his predecessor Wei Fenghe for "serious violations of discipline", a euphemism for corruption, state news agency Xinhua reported.
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No Woman In China Communist Party's New Top Body, First Time In 25 Years
The Chinese Communist Party's top body will have no full women members for the first time in 25 years, according to the new Politburo roster released Sunday.
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China's Communist Party Backs Xi's "Core Position" For 3rd Term
China's Communist Party on Saturday endorsed Xi Jinping's "core position" in the country's leadership, all but assuring he will be handed an unprecedented third term in power.
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China Enshrines Opposition To Taiwan Independence Into Its Constitution
China's Communist Party enshrined its opposition to Taiwanese independence in its constitution on Saturday, according to a resolution released at the end of its twice-a-decade congress.
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China's Communist Party Appoints Xinjiang Official Sanctioned By US As Its Tibet Unit Chief
China's ruling Communist Party has appointed Wang Junzheng, sanctioned by the US, Britain, EU, and Canada for his alleged role in the human rights violations against Uygur Muslims in Xinjiang, as the head of its party unit in Tibet.
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Dress Properly, Avoid Online Porn: China Issues New Morality Guidelines
From budgeting for rural weddings to dressing appropriately and avoiding online porn, China's Communist Party has issued new guidelines to improve the "moral quality" of its citizens.
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25-Year-Old's $500 Million Startup Fuels China Bike-Share Battle
In China's internet warzone, there's a road map for success: find a rich backer, get lots of money, burn it to buy market share.
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China Passes Law To 'Regulate' Wild Animal Products
China has passed a new wild animal protection law banning the sale of food from endangered species, but allowing other products to be made from them, state media said, amid controversy over its wildlife policies.
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Mystery Of The Missing Hong Kong Bookseller Deepens As Wife Drops Police Report
The mystery surrounding five missing Hong Kong booksellers known for titles banned in mainland China has deepened after one purportedly wrote to say he was fine, prompting his wife to drop a missing person's report.
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China Leaders Meet for 5-Year Plan Amid Calls for Reform
China's Communist leaders gathered today to plan the country's course for the next five years, official media reported, confronting an economic malaise that has investors worried and intractable problems such as pollution souring the public mood.
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Hong Kong's Leaders Doomed to Fail Without Reforms, Says Pro-China Lawmaker
A leading pro-Beijing politician in Hong Kong said future leaders of the global financial hub face a grim prospect unless lawmakers and Beijing end their impasse over political reform.
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Four Funerals And A Wedding: China's Xi Mends Political Bridges
Chinese President Xi Jinping's attendance at the funeral earlier this year of a one-time propaganda minister was a surprise; Deng Liqun, who died aged 99, was never a top-ranked official and had been a political enemy of Xi's father.
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China Party Fears Most a Crisis Over Corruption, Official Says
What China's Communist Party fears most is a crisis over corruption which would threaten its hold on power, but it is confident people will stand by its efforts to combat the problem, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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Phone Thief Wins $11,000 From Victim: Report
A Chinese court ordered a mugger's intended victim to pay his attacker 70,000 yuan ($11,000) after he fought off the attempted robbery and beat him up, state-run media reported today.
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Democracy Would Have Catastrophic Repercussions: Chinese Media
China would have suffered "catastrophic repercussions" had it opted for democracy and bogged down with "endless political bickering", the official media said today in Beijing, staunchly defending the ruling Communist party's monopoly on power.
