Two personnel tasked with disposing the 200 documents instead sold them all to a recycling plant for a profit of less than $4, authorities said.
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China banks walk narrow path past property crisis
China’s major banks appear to have pulled off an impressive feat. Their balance sheets have so far managed to avoid imploding as the property bubble bursts in the world’s second-largest economy. Now a …
Ukraine’s peace summit lacks clout as Russia, China and others stay away
Ukraine’s leadership has been talking about this weekend’s peace summit in Switzerland for months, trying to drum up enthusiasm for Kyiv’s peace plan.
Why China Is Sabotaging Ukraine
For Beijing, ties to Russia are of great strategic significance. China and Russia share a 2,600-mile border, and Russia provides China with cheap natural resources and even some advanced military technologies. Xi also benefits from…
China Premier Li visits Auckland, stirring up hope of new trade
Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrived in New Zealand’s northern hub of Auckland on Friday, stirring up hope of new trade avenues among the country’s business leaders. The New Zealand China Council — which represents some of…
China waits anxiously for economic plan as gloom reigns
Rows and rows of partially inhabited high-rises sprawl into the suburbs of the northern Chinese metropolis of Tianjin, their empty balconies emblematic of a slowing economy that has not kept pace with …
Education, arts, culture festival for seniors take center stage in Beijing
The opening ceremony of the 3rd Education, Arts & Culture Festival for Beijing Seniors rolled out with the theme “Yi: Beijing’s Autumn”, with “Yi” meaning “shining brightly” in Chinese and autumn implying the golden age…
Senior CPC, CPV officials hold talks in Beijing
Li Shulei a senior official of the Communist Party of China CPC held talks with Nguyen Trong Nghia a member of the Political Bureau of the Commun
Indian embassy in China’s FAQ for students: Document attestation, degrees obtained from Chinese colleges
The Indian embassy in Beijing published a comprehensive Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on its website for a large number of Indians studying in China to info …
South China Sea: why Beijing may not rush to act on new rules for Chinese coastguard
The world is looking on with heightened caution as Beijing prepares to roll out new rules for coastguard operations amid rising tensions in the contested South China Sea. Taking effect on Saturday, the “administrative law…
Beijing People’s Art Theater marks 72nd anniversary
Attendees were also granted the opportunity to explore the rehearsal spaces and museums within the Beijing People’s Art Theatre premises. Established in 1952 and situated a brief stroll away from the vibrant Wangfujing pedestrian shopping…
China to dominate final day of G7, Pope to lead AI discussions
Group of Seven (G7) leaders hold a final day of talks at their annual summit on Friday, with China topping the agenda before Pope Francis puts in a historic appearance to discuss artificial intelligence (AI).
Four-Star U.S. Admiral: Biden Must Demand China Stop ‘Hiding’ Sequence of 100% Lethal COVID, It’s Admission of Guilt with COVID-19
Adm. Brett Giroir expressed concern over a Chinese lab’s experiment involving a highly lethal COVID variant in mice, suggesting that it reveals China’s actions during the COVID pandemic. He emphasized …
