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Missing Defence Minister Adds To China's History Of Disappearing Officials
The disappearance of China's Defence Minister Li Shangfu, who is being investigated for corruption, is just the latest recent case in which a senior official in President Xi Jinping's entourage has mysteriously vanished.
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China Corruption Watchdog Probing Head of State-Backed Chip-Focused ‘Big Fund’: Details
China’s Central Commission for Discipline Inspection is investigating Ding Wenwu, the head of the China Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund, also known as the "Big Fund", according to the corruption watchdog. The state-backed chip-focused fund was launched to accelerate the country’s semiconductor industry, and Wenwu is "suspected of se...
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China Telecom Chief Resigns After Probe Announced
The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, said on Sunday that Chang was being investigated for "severe disciplinary violations".
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Chairman of China's Biggest Airline 'Investigated'
Authorities are investigating the chairman of China Southern Airlines, the country's biggest carrier, for "severe violations of discipline", according to an official statement, using a phrase which typically refers to corruption.
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US Sends Woman Convicted Over $485 Million Fraud Back to China: Officials
A Chinese woman convicted and jailed in the United States for her part in a scheme to steal nearly $500 million from a state-run Chinese bank was sent back to China today, officials said.
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China's Prison Tour For Officials Serves as Anti-Corruption Warning: Report
Chinese officials have been sent on prison tours visiting inmates including former colleagues as a warning against corruption, state-run media said today, provoking mockery online.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Raps Officials For Failing to Complete Key Projects
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has chided officials publicly for failing to complete some of the important projects and asked them to give a written pledge to carry out the government's major economic and social policies faithfully.
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China Investigates Senior Spy Chief on Graft Charges
China is investigating Ma Jian, one of its top spy chiefs, for corruption, the ruling Communist Party's anti-graft watchdog said on Friday, the latest senior official felled by President Xi Jinping's ever-widening crackdown on graft.
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China austerity campaign knocks official spending in 2013
A campaign against Chinese government excess took major bites out of spending on official meetings, travel and vehicles in 2013, the Communist Party's chief disciplinary body said.
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Missing Defence Minister Adds To China's History Of Disappearing Officials
The disappearance of China's Defence Minister Li Shangfu, who is being investigated for corruption, is just the latest recent case in which a senior official in President Xi Jinping's entourage has mysteriously vanished.
-
China Corruption Watchdog Probing Head of State-Backed Chip-Focused ‘Big Fund’: Details
China’s Central Commission for Discipline Inspection is investigating Ding Wenwu, the head of the China Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund, also known as the "Big Fund", according to the corruption watchdog. The state-backed chip-focused fund was launched to accelerate the country’s semiconductor industry, and Wenwu is "suspected of se...
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China Telecom Chief Resigns After Probe Announced
The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, said on Sunday that Chang was being investigated for "severe disciplinary violations".
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Chairman of China's Biggest Airline 'Investigated'
Authorities are investigating the chairman of China Southern Airlines, the country's biggest carrier, for "severe violations of discipline", according to an official statement, using a phrase which typically refers to corruption.
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US Sends Woman Convicted Over $485 Million Fraud Back to China: Officials
A Chinese woman convicted and jailed in the United States for her part in a scheme to steal nearly $500 million from a state-run Chinese bank was sent back to China today, officials said.
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China's Prison Tour For Officials Serves as Anti-Corruption Warning: Report
Chinese officials have been sent on prison tours visiting inmates including former colleagues as a warning against corruption, state-run media said today, provoking mockery online.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Raps Officials For Failing to Complete Key Projects
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has chided officials publicly for failing to complete some of the important projects and asked them to give a written pledge to carry out the government's major economic and social policies faithfully.
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China Investigates Senior Spy Chief on Graft Charges
China is investigating Ma Jian, one of its top spy chiefs, for corruption, the ruling Communist Party's anti-graft watchdog said on Friday, the latest senior official felled by President Xi Jinping's ever-widening crackdown on graft.
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China austerity campaign knocks official spending in 2013
A campaign against Chinese government excess took major bites out of spending on official meetings, travel and vehicles in 2013, the Communist Party's chief disciplinary body said.
