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- Graft Trials Put China's Soccer in Dock
- Dozens of players, referees and sport officials are being tried for corruption in Liaoning 01.04.2012
- 100 Million Usernames, Passwords Leaked
- A massive leak of online user information has prompted widespread concern over Internet security in China 12.29.2011
- July 23 Train Crash Report Released
- Technical design flaws and government mismanagement are to blame for the fatal July 23 Wenzhou train crash, investigators said. 12.29.2011
- China's Rural Investment Tops 1 Trillion Yuan
- Officials announced record levels of investment in rural areas in 2010, but experts say the nation's urban-rural income gap is still widening 12.28.2011
- Questions Remain Over Mengniu Milk Scandal, Experts Say
- China's latest tainted milk scandal points to problems that lie deeper than Mengniu is willing to admit, an industry leader said 12.27.2011
- Beijing Revokes Gov't Employee Insurance
- Beijing municipal officials are cancelling a long-criticized insurance plan for 220,000 public servants 12.26.2011
- Pension Fund Deficits Grew to 67.9 Bln Yuan in 2010
- To combat widening pension fund deficits in some parts of China, governments should be allowed to invest the funds in equities, officials said 12.23.2011
- Merging Chongqing Mines and Digging Up Dirt
- Contentious coal mine owners, county officials and a judge have been wrangling for years, hobbling a consolidation effort 12.22.2011
- Bringing Down Beijing's Housing Prices
- While the housing market has lurched slightly downward in recent months, homebuyers say bad policies continue to keep prices hiked up 12.20.2011
- 2.73 Million Yuan Soccer Match-fixing Trial Underway
- The high-profile trial of soccer head Zhang Jianqiang will hinge on whether the courts see him as a state official, or a non-government actor 12.20.2011
- China Seeks Stability After Kim Jong-il's Death
- For the past year, Beijing has sought to ensure a stable leadership succession in Pyongyang 12.19.2011
- Breaking News: North Korean Leader Kim Jong-il Has Died
- North Korean leader Kim Jong-il passed away in Pyongyang on December 17, North Korean state media reported. 12.19.2011
- 2.8 Billion Yuan in Slush Funds Uncovered
- Government agencies and state-owned enterprises have funneled more than 24 billion yuan into illegal slush funds, according to a Ministry of Finance investigation. 12.16.2011
- Wukan Village Under Police Siege
- Police have surrounded an entire village in Guangdong Province, after the death of a protest leader stoked an outpouring of anger and protests. 12.15.2011
- After Scandals, China Sees Blood Supply Shortage
- China is facing a significant blood shortage, and some experts say this year's charity scandals are to blame 12.14.2011
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