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US Sanctions Russia, China Suppliers Over Ukraine War
US officials on Wednesday announced fresh sanctions aimed at crippling Russia's military and industrial capabilities, punishing companies in China and elsewhere that help Moscow acquire weapons for its war in Ukraine.
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China's New Amended Criminal Law Punishes Those Giving Bribes To Officials
Days after President Xi Jinping exhorted people to maintain personal integrity, China on Friday amended its criminal law to punish those giving bribes to officials as part of its anti-corruption drive.
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US Plans New Sanctions On Russia, China: Report
The United States plans to impose new sanctions against Russia and China on Friday that include punishing Moscow for its use of Iranian drones in its war against Ukraine, two US officials said on Thursday.
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China Punishes 27 Officials Over "Ugly" School Textbook Drawings
Chinese authorities have punished 27 educational officials over the publication of a math textbook that showed "tragically ugly" as well as sexually suggestive illustrations.
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China's Horrific New Scandal - Mom Of 8 Found Chained By Neck
China has fired, punished and probed more than a dozen local officials in eastern Jiangsu province, after an investigation intended to quell public anger over the case of a mother of eight found chained by the neck.
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Woman In Locked Down China City Suffers Miscarriage, Hospital Staff Fired
Chinese authorities said Thursday they have punished officials after footage went viral of an eight-month pregnant woman miscarrying in the locked-down city of Xi'an when a hospital refused her entry without a Covid test.
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Chinese Officials Punished Over Covid Outbreak In Locked Down City
Dozens of officials have been punished over a virus outbreak in the locked-down city of Xi'an, China's disciplinary body said Friday - the latest state reprimands under Beijing's strict zero-Covid approach.
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US Senate Passes Bill To Ban All Products From China's Xinjiang
The U.S. Senate passed legislation on Wednesday to ban the import of products from China's Xinjiang region, the latest effort in Washington to punish Beijing for what U.S. officials say is an ongoing genocide against Uyghurs and other Muslim groups.
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China Takes Action For Deaths Of 21 Runners At "Unprofessional" 100-Km Marathon
27 people, including senior municipal government officials, faced disciplinary punishment or criminal charges after being held responsible for hosting an "unprofessional" ultra-marathon race in China last month in which 21 runners died.
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Officials Punished As China Reports Highest Daily Coronavirus Cases Since July
Transport services were cut off to a city of 11 million people near Beijing on Thursday as local officials were reprimanded for a Covid-19 outbreak that pushed China's new infections to the highest single-day tally since July.
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"No Excuses": China To Punish Officials Who Miss Air Quality Targets
China will order detailed punishment measures for officials in regions that miss air quality targets this winter, refusing to accept unfavourable weather or mounting economic pressure as excuses, an environment ministry official said on Monday.
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China's Huawei Tweets New Year Wish Using iPhone, Two Employees Demoted
China's Huawei Technologies has punished two employees for New Year greetings sent on the smartphone maker's official Twitter account using an iPhone.
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Former Chinese Legislator Sentenced To Death For Corruption
China today sentenced a 70-year-old former senior legislator to death for taking "a huge amount of bribes" and holding excessive assets with unidentified sources, becoming the latest official to be punished for graft under a campaign launched by President Xi Jingping.
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'Zip It' Message Passed On To Subramanian Swamy, Say BJP Sources
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is reportedly upset with his party for not condemning Subramanian Swamy's volley of attacks on his aides. Mr Jaitley returns to Delhi from an official trip to China at a time when Mr Swamy's tirade is being seen as a thinly-disguised campaign against the minister himself, rather than his advisers.
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Aide to China's Ex-Security Chief Jailed for 20 Years
China sentenced a former high-ranking provincial official to 20 years in prison for corruption, a court said, the fourth ally of ex-security chief Zhou Yongkang punished this week.
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US Sanctions Russia, China Suppliers Over Ukraine War
US officials on Wednesday announced fresh sanctions aimed at crippling Russia's military and industrial capabilities, punishing companies in China and elsewhere that help Moscow acquire weapons for its war in Ukraine.
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China's New Amended Criminal Law Punishes Those Giving Bribes To Officials
Days after President Xi Jinping exhorted people to maintain personal integrity, China on Friday amended its criminal law to punish those giving bribes to officials as part of its anti-corruption drive.
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US Plans New Sanctions On Russia, China: Report
The United States plans to impose new sanctions against Russia and China on Friday that include punishing Moscow for its use of Iranian drones in its war against Ukraine, two US officials said on Thursday.
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China Punishes 27 Officials Over "Ugly" School Textbook Drawings
Chinese authorities have punished 27 educational officials over the publication of a math textbook that showed "tragically ugly" as well as sexually suggestive illustrations.
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China's Horrific New Scandal - Mom Of 8 Found Chained By Neck
China has fired, punished and probed more than a dozen local officials in eastern Jiangsu province, after an investigation intended to quell public anger over the case of a mother of eight found chained by the neck.
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Woman In Locked Down China City Suffers Miscarriage, Hospital Staff Fired
Chinese authorities said Thursday they have punished officials after footage went viral of an eight-month pregnant woman miscarrying in the locked-down city of Xi'an when a hospital refused her entry without a Covid test.
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Chinese Officials Punished Over Covid Outbreak In Locked Down City
Dozens of officials have been punished over a virus outbreak in the locked-down city of Xi'an, China's disciplinary body said Friday - the latest state reprimands under Beijing's strict zero-Covid approach.
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US Senate Passes Bill To Ban All Products From China's Xinjiang
The U.S. Senate passed legislation on Wednesday to ban the import of products from China's Xinjiang region, the latest effort in Washington to punish Beijing for what U.S. officials say is an ongoing genocide against Uyghurs and other Muslim groups.
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China Takes Action For Deaths Of 21 Runners At "Unprofessional" 100-Km Marathon
27 people, including senior municipal government officials, faced disciplinary punishment or criminal charges after being held responsible for hosting an "unprofessional" ultra-marathon race in China last month in which 21 runners died.
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Officials Punished As China Reports Highest Daily Coronavirus Cases Since July
Transport services were cut off to a city of 11 million people near Beijing on Thursday as local officials were reprimanded for a Covid-19 outbreak that pushed China's new infections to the highest single-day tally since July.
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"No Excuses": China To Punish Officials Who Miss Air Quality Targets
China will order detailed punishment measures for officials in regions that miss air quality targets this winter, refusing to accept unfavourable weather or mounting economic pressure as excuses, an environment ministry official said on Monday.
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China's Huawei Tweets New Year Wish Using iPhone, Two Employees Demoted
China's Huawei Technologies has punished two employees for New Year greetings sent on the smartphone maker's official Twitter account using an iPhone.
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Former Chinese Legislator Sentenced To Death For Corruption
China today sentenced a 70-year-old former senior legislator to death for taking "a huge amount of bribes" and holding excessive assets with unidentified sources, becoming the latest official to be punished for graft under a campaign launched by President Xi Jingping.
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'Zip It' Message Passed On To Subramanian Swamy, Say BJP Sources
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is reportedly upset with his party for not condemning Subramanian Swamy's volley of attacks on his aides. Mr Jaitley returns to Delhi from an official trip to China at a time when Mr Swamy's tirade is being seen as a thinly-disguised campaign against the minister himself, rather than his advisers.
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Aide to China's Ex-Security Chief Jailed for 20 Years
China sentenced a former high-ranking provincial official to 20 years in prison for corruption, a court said, the fourth ally of ex-security chief Zhou Yongkang punished this week.
