Corruption in China is very rampant in all stages of government.This is the very reason why President Xi Jinping is tracking down every single corrupt official in the country to put an end to these practice.
George Friedman’s non-fiction best seller, The Next 100 Years, will be adapted into a movie titled "World War 3". It will be distributed by Warner Bros. and directed by "Spider-Man" trilogy's Sam Raimi.
Another form of online payment scheme has been available in China as Apple introduced their mobile payment system, Apple Pay. However, the company is likely to garner a smaller user base in China compared to competitors like AliPay and Tencent's WeChat Payment.
President Xi Jinping’s campaign to repatriate political opponents and activists tests international laws as operations are being carried outside its jurisdictions.
Chinese authorities shut down a women's center aid because it took away money from foreign donors. The closure surprised many of the country's legal right advocates.
Illinois-based food firm, OSI Group, in unusual move disputed China court's verdict that the company's subsidiary sold substandard meat to fast food chain in China including McDonald's and KFC.
A federal jury heard the details of the case against Knoedler & Company gallery, a reputable art gallery in Manhattan sued for selling counterfeit paintings.
A Chinese who is now a naturalized US citizen has pleaded guilty to the case filed against him by the US Department of Justice. He is charged of conspiracy to stealing patented corn seeds from the US fields to transport them to China.
Two former top UN officials who are allegedly involved with a $1 million bribery case were pleaded not guilty as diplomatic immunity may preclude any bribery charges. At Thursday hearing, a judge doubted the immunity scenario.
Vietnam's congress will vote for new leaders. They will also decide during the eight-day closed door meeting as whether to still support China or free the country from them.
Peter Jesper dalhin, a Swedish national admitted that he had conspired with other activist to risk Chinas national security. Dalhin's admissions were aired over Chinas state television.
China authorities accuses Swedish co-founder of an advocacy group, Peter Dahlin, of setting up an illegal organization that endanger state security. In a televised pretrial confension, Dahlin admit to illegal activities that harmed Chinese government.
China has announced new law to fight against religious extremism. Meanwhile, Muslim Uyghurs expressed fear as the new legislation will further erode their religious practice.
Twenty prominent legal experts across the world wrote a joint letter for Chinese President Xi Jinping, urging him to release Chinese rights lawyers and advocates held in detention since July last year.
China has formally arrested the most prominent rights lawyer, Wang Yu, and five other human rights lawyers, on state subversion charge, after six months of secret detention. The serious charge could attract a life sentence.
