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  • Fearing Depreciation, Chinese Are Breaking the Law to Move Their Money Abroad

    Fearing Depreciation, Chinese Are Breaking the Law to Move Their Money Abroad

    China has implemented tight control over its foreign exchange reserves due to the depreciating value of the yuan ...
    Social Issues September 26, 2018
  • Interview of Lhasa's Jokhang Monastery by Foreign Media Canceled

    Interview of Lhasa's Jokhang Monastery by Foreign Media Canceled

    Chinese authorities canceled a scheduled visit by foreign media to Jokhang Monastery on June 22 without providing any ...
    China News June 24, 2008
  • Oldest Great Wall Relics Destroyed in China

    Oldest Great Wall Relics Destroyed in China

    TAIPEI—One section of the Chu Great Wall in Henan Province, on the border of Ye County in Pingdingshan ...
    China News June 15, 2008
  • Administrative Regulation Could Trigger Coal Price Increase in China

    Administrative Regulation Could Trigger Coal Price Increase in China

    Due to the recent shortage in China's coal supply, eastern China's Shangdong Province issued an administrative order to ...
    China News June 9, 2008
  • 40 Survivors Rescued 16 Days After Sichuan Earthquake

    40 Survivors Rescued 16 Days After Sichuan Earthquake

    BEIJING—Forty half-starved earthquake survivors were rescued from a remote area in southwestern China 16 days after the Sichuan ...
    China News May 31, 2008
  • Activist Threatens Hunger Strike If Passport Application Ignored

    Activist Threatens Hunger Strike If Passport Application Ignored

    TAIPEI—Chinese democracy activist Wang Dan is threatening to organize exiles to protest in front of the Chinese Embassy ...
    China News May 6, 2008
  • China Has the Largest Number of Trained Mariners in the World

    China Has the Largest Number of Trained Mariners in the World

    TAIPEI—China currently has 1.55 million maritime laborers, the most in the world. It has 37 maritime schools, colleges, ...
    China News April 24, 2008
  • China's Rural Counties Face Large Deficit

    China's Rural Counties Face Large Deficit

    TAIPEI—A recent report released by China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) reveals that despite continuous economic growth ...
    China News April 7, 2008
  • Tibetan Government Demands Evidence of China's 'Suicide Squad' Claim

    Tibetan Government Demands Evidence of China's 'Suicide Squad' Claim

    NEW DELHI—The Beijing regime has claimed that Tibetans are plotting a mass suicide attack during the opening ceremonies ...
    China News April 3, 2008
  • China's Father of Hybrid Rice: False Report of State Grain Depots

    China's Father of Hybrid Rice: False Report of State Grain Depots

    TAIPEI—Yuan Longping, China's "Father of Hybrid Rice" and member of the Chinese Engineering Academy, said that he has ...
    China News March 17, 2008
  • Dry Weather Causes Forest Fires in Hunan Province

    Dry Weather Causes Forest Fires in Hunan Province

    Severe snowstorms in China have led to extremely dry weather, which have caused high incidences of forest fires. ...
    China News March 6, 2008
  • Ninety-five Percent of Coal Power Stations in China Facing Financial Loss

    Ninety-five Percent of Coal Power Stations in China Facing Financial Loss

    An estimated 95 percent of coal power stations in China are facing financial loss, China Power Investment Corp ...
    China News March 4, 2008
  • Shortage of Water Resources in Northwest China

    Shortage of Water Resources in Northwest China

    TAIPEI−Drought and water shortage are the biggest bottleneck on water resource allocation, ecological environment construction and sustainable development ...
    China News March 3, 2008
  • Nearly 80 Percent of China's Coastal Ecosystem Exposed to Severe Pollution

    Nearly 80 Percent of China's Coastal Ecosystem Exposed to Severe Pollution

    TAIPEI-The Chinese 2007 Sea Environmental Quality Report, released by China's State Oceanic Administration (SOA), revealed that about 78 ...
    China News February 22, 2008
  • Toxic Chinese Dumplings Imported to Japan Deliberately Tainted

    Toxic Chinese Dumplings Imported to Japan Deliberately Tainted

    TAIPEI—New developments have surfaced regarding toxic Chinese dumplings. According to an investigation conducted by a special police unit ...
    China News February 16, 2008
  • Northwest China Facing Ecological Crisis

    Northwest China Facing Ecological Crisis

    The Ejina Oasis, one of the most important ecological defense lines in Northwest China, is disappearing. If the ...
    China News January 24, 2008
  • Human Rights Advocate Says Large-Scale Strikes Occur Everyday in Guangdong Province

    Human Rights Advocate Says Large-Scale Strikes Occur Everyday in Guangdong Province

    TAIPEI—According to Han Dongfang, an advocate of Chinese workers' rights, labor strikes have become an everyday occurrence in ...
    China News January 21, 2008
  • Excess Administration Despite State Reform

    Excess Administration Despite State Reform

    TAIPEI—In recent years, China has enforced nationwide administrative reforms to reduce personnel. Despite these efforts to downsize government ...
    China News January 16, 2008
  • The Silk Road Applies for World Heritage Status

    The Silk Road Applies for World Heritage Status

    TAIPEI—Under the support and coordination provided by the World Heritage Center of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and ...
    China News January 13, 2008
  • China's First Strategic Oil Reserve Filled

    China's First Strategic Oil Reserve Filled

    TAIPEI—China has filled its first national oil reserve, the Zhenhai National Oil Reserve Base. Three other oil reserve ...
    China News December 28, 2007
  • Prominent Chinese Experts Call for Abolishing Labor Re-Education System

    Prominent Chinese Experts Call for Abolishing Labor Re-Education System

    BEIJING–Dozens of top scholars and legal experts in China sent an open letter to the State Department on ...
    China News December 7, 2007
  • Murdered Girl Found in 7000-Year-Old Tomb

    Murdered Girl Found in 7000-Year-Old Tomb

    At a Neolithic site located in China's Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, a single tomb was excavated containing a ...
    China News November 29, 2007
  • 31 People in Bus Buried Alive By Landslide in Hubei Province

    31 People in Bus Buried Alive By Landslide in Hubei Province

    TAIPEI—A bus from Hubei Province with 31 people in it was found buried by a landslide on November ...
    China News November 25, 2007
  • 52 Billion Dollars Laundered Last Year

    52 Billion Dollars Laundered Last Year

    According to Hong Kong-based Ta Kung Pao newspaper, approximately 387 billion yuan (about US$52 billion) from mainland China ...
    China News November 23, 2007
  • China Estimates About 11 Million Tons in Grain Reserves are Lost Annually

    China Estimates About 11 Million Tons in Grain Reserves are Lost Annually

    China's State Grain Administration (SGA) will conduct grain storage experiments, to counteract the annual estimated loss of 11 ...
    China News November 22, 2007
  • Property Prices Continue to Rise in China's Major cities

    Property Prices Continue to Rise in China's Major cities

    TAIPEI—According to Xinhua Net (hosted by CCP-controlled Xinhua News Agency ), the "China's Third Quarter 2007 Real Estate ...
    China News November 20, 2007
  • Piracy Costs China's Creative Industries Billions

    Piracy Costs China's Creative Industries Billions

    TAIPEI—China's creative industries suffered losses of over 100 billion yuan (US$13.5 billion) in 2006 due to rampant piracy, ...
    China News November 15, 2007
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    Tanker Collides With Docked Riverboat in New Orleans
  • FAA Issues Emergency Ground Stop for All US Flights for ‘Extraordinary Circumstances’
    2hr By Jill McLaughlin
    FAA Issues Emergency Ground Stop for All US Flights for ‘Extraordinary Circumstances’
  • Supreme Court Takes Up Robinhood Investor Lawsuit
    3hr By Stacy Robinson
    Supreme Court Takes Up Robinhood Investor Lawsuit
  • Supreme Court to Consider Trump’s Asylum Restrictions at Southern Border
    3hr By Jack Phillips
    Supreme Court to Consider Trump’s Asylum Restrictions at Southern Border
  • Cisco Sued in California Over Alleged Link to Human Rights Abuses
    3hr By Eva Fu
    Cisco Sued in California Over Alleged Link to Human Rights Abuses
  • DOJ Says Agencies Should Prioritize English Over Other Languages
    5hr By Jack Phillips
    DOJ Says Agencies Should Prioritize English Over Other Languages
  • Kremlin Says Europe Must Show Readiness to Contribute to Peace Process Before Joining Talks
    5hr By Victoria Friedman
    Kremlin Says Europe Must Show Readiness to Contribute to Peace Process Before Joining Talks
  • New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
    7hr By Zachary Stieber
    New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
  • Microsoft Outlook Emails Approaching Normal Levels After Outage, Company Says
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