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BEIJING -- Chinese authorities encouraged a detained Japanese employee of Astellas Pharma to confess to espionage charges in exchange for a reduced sentence, a source told Nikkei. [1]
TOKYO/HONG KONG -- Authorities in Hong Kong and Beijing aim to keep a lid on simmering anger over the fire at the Wang Fuk Court apartment towers that killed at least 151 people. [2]
It was pure spectacle—red carpets unfurled, guards in flawless formation, and a polished limousine gleaming under the Tianjin sun. For Myanmar’s embattled junta chief, the welcome went far beyond protocol. [3]
Xinjiang: 1.3 million people a year 'educated' in internment camps In a white paper, the Beijing authorities argue that the facilities are professional institutions to combat poverty. [4]
DALIAN, China -- Zhao Xiaodong, chairman and president of Beijing Yanjing Beer, has been detained by authorities, the country's third-largest brewer announced on Thursday. [5]
BEIJING — Beijing city authorities have banned one of the largest unofficial Protestant churches in the city and confiscated “illegal promotional materials”, amid a deepening crackdown on China’s “underground” churches. [6]
BEIJING -- Local authorities in Beijing have cleared out nearly 400,000 shared-bikes in the first half of 2019, to ease the city's bike-sharing overcapacity. [7]
BEIJING -- Public security authorities here said Saturday they have taken "mandatory measures" against Chinese conglomerate Zhongzhi Enterprise Group on suspicion of illegal activity in its asset management business. [8]
BEIJING -- Chinese authorities encouraged a detained Japanese employee of Astellas Pharma to confess to espionage charges in exchange for a reduced sentence, a source told Nikkei.
TOKYO/HONG KONG -- Authorities in Hong Kong and Beijing aim to keep a lid on simmering anger over the fire at the Wang Fuk Court apartment towers that killed at least 151 people.
It was pure spectacle—red carpets unfurled, guards in flawless formation, and a polished limousine gleaming under the Tianjin sun. For Myanmar’s embattled junta chief, the welcome went far beyond protocol.
Xinjiang: 1.3 million people a year 'educated' in internment camps In a white paper, the Beijing authorities argue that the facilities are professional institutions to combat poverty.
DALIAN, China -- Zhao Xiaodong, chairman and president of Beijing Yanjing Beer, has been detained by authorities, the country's third-largest brewer announced on Thursday.
BEIJING — Beijing city authorities have banned one of the largest unofficial Protestant churches in the city and confiscated “illegal promotional materials”, amid a deepening crackdown on China’s “underground” churches.
BEIJING -- Local authorities in Beijing have cleared out nearly 400,000 shared-bikes in the first half of 2019, to ease the city's bike-sharing overcapacity.
BEIJING -- Public security authorities here said Saturday they have taken "mandatory measures" against Chinese conglomerate Zhongzhi Enterprise Group on suspicion of illegal activity in its asset management business.
TAIPEI -- Taiwanese authorities on Wednesday announced they will not renew the broadcast license of a prominent pro-Beijing news channel, triggering pushback from its operator as a violation of press freedoms.
No sign of the Chinese The Beijing authorities say they don’t want to restart charter flights and group tours for some months yet. They fear that tourists may bring back something nasty for public health.