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China's "Beautiful Governor" Jailed Over Affairs With 58 Staff Members And Corruption
A female official in China has been sentenced to 13 years in prison and fined one million yuan (approximately Rs 1.18 crore) for misconduct.
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China Banker Gets Death Sentence For Taking Rs 1,264 Crore In Bribes
The court found that the former senior banker took advantage of his position to aid others in the acquisitions and financing of projects in exchange for huge sums.
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Chinese Ex-Central Bank Officer Jailed For 16 Years For Corruption: Report
A former senior official at China's central bank has been sentenced to more than 16 years in prison for corruption, Chinese media reported on Thursday.
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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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Li Shangfu: 5 Points On 'Missing' Chinese Defence Minister Who Was Once Sanctioned By US
Another top official in China has disappeared from public, renewing speculation of a possible corruption purge. The 'Wall Street Journal' reported that Defence Minister Li Shangfu was taken away last week by authorities for questioning.
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Ex-Deputy Governor Of China Central Bank Arrested For Suspected Bribery
Fan, 59, is the highest-ranking official at the People's Bank of China to be arrested under President Xi Jinping's anti-graft drive in the past decade, in a campaign aimed at weeding out corrupt officials in the financial sector.
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China Supreme Court Judge Sentenced To 12 Years In Jail For Corruption
A supreme court judge in China has been jailed for 12 years for accepting bribes worth 22.7 million yuan (USD 3.3 million) over two decades.
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Corruption Scandal Deals New Blow To Xi Jinping's Football Dream
Alleged corruption at the top of Chinese football has left President Xi Jinping's dream of his country becoming a global force in the sport appear more remote than ever.
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Tencent Chief Blasts Managers Over "Corruption" Issues In Fiery Townhall
In a rare show of frustration, Pony Ma said at a year-end meeting with staff on Dec. 15 that internal reviews this year had exposed unspecified corruption within Asia's biggest social media and gaming company, the sources said.
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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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Hundreds March In Protest Against Corruption In Chinese City: Report
Hundreds marched in protest on Sunday against alleged corruption by local officials in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou, multiple participants told AFP, in a rare public demonstration in the tightly-controlled country.
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'Indian Military Out' Central To Maldives Ex-President's Comeback Campaign
A former Maldives president jailed on corruption charges has returned to politics with a campaign against Indian influence in the country, worrying New Delhi, which is battling China for supremacy in its own back yard.
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Prominent Sri Lankan MP Wijeydasa Rajapakshe Accuses China Of Debt-Trap Diplomacy
Prominent Sri Lankan Member of Parliament (MP) Dr Wijeydasa Rajapakshe has accused China of indulging in the economic invasion, corruption and debt-trap diplomacy in the island nation.
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Bribes In Lunchboxes: TV Show On China's Corrupt Officials Hooks Millions
A huge designer property in Beijing and millions of dollars hidden in seafood boxes -- a state television series on China's anti-graft campaign is captivating viewers and lifting the lid on officials brought down on graft charges.
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Former Journalist Detained In China On Suspicion Of Defaming War Heroes: Report
A Chinese former journalist whose work exposed official corruption has been detained by police on suspicion of insulting "heroes and martyrs" of the Korean War after comments he made about a patriotic film, state media reported.
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China's "Beautiful Governor" Jailed Over Affairs With 58 Staff Members And Corruption
A female official in China has been sentenced to 13 years in prison and fined one million yuan (approximately Rs 1.18 crore) for misconduct.
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China Banker Gets Death Sentence For Taking Rs 1,264 Crore In Bribes
The court found that the former senior banker took advantage of his position to aid others in the acquisitions and financing of projects in exchange for huge sums.
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Chinese Ex-Central Bank Officer Jailed For 16 Years For Corruption: Report
A former senior official at China's central bank has been sentenced to more than 16 years in prison for corruption, Chinese media reported on Thursday.
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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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Li Shangfu: 5 Points On 'Missing' Chinese Defence Minister Who Was Once Sanctioned By US
Another top official in China has disappeared from public, renewing speculation of a possible corruption purge. The 'Wall Street Journal' reported that Defence Minister Li Shangfu was taken away last week by authorities for questioning.
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Ex-Deputy Governor Of China Central Bank Arrested For Suspected Bribery
Fan, 59, is the highest-ranking official at the People's Bank of China to be arrested under President Xi Jinping's anti-graft drive in the past decade, in a campaign aimed at weeding out corrupt officials in the financial sector.
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China Supreme Court Judge Sentenced To 12 Years In Jail For Corruption
A supreme court judge in China has been jailed for 12 years for accepting bribes worth 22.7 million yuan (USD 3.3 million) over two decades.
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Corruption Scandal Deals New Blow To Xi Jinping's Football Dream
Alleged corruption at the top of Chinese football has left President Xi Jinping's dream of his country becoming a global force in the sport appear more remote than ever.
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Tencent Chief Blasts Managers Over "Corruption" Issues In Fiery Townhall
In a rare show of frustration, Pony Ma said at a year-end meeting with staff on Dec. 15 that internal reviews this year had exposed unspecified corruption within Asia's biggest social media and gaming company, the sources said.
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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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Hundreds March In Protest Against Corruption In Chinese City: Report
Hundreds marched in protest on Sunday against alleged corruption by local officials in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou, multiple participants told AFP, in a rare public demonstration in the tightly-controlled country.
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'Indian Military Out' Central To Maldives Ex-President's Comeback Campaign
A former Maldives president jailed on corruption charges has returned to politics with a campaign against Indian influence in the country, worrying New Delhi, which is battling China for supremacy in its own back yard.
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Prominent Sri Lankan MP Wijeydasa Rajapakshe Accuses China Of Debt-Trap Diplomacy
Prominent Sri Lankan Member of Parliament (MP) Dr Wijeydasa Rajapakshe has accused China of indulging in the economic invasion, corruption and debt-trap diplomacy in the island nation.
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Bribes In Lunchboxes: TV Show On China's Corrupt Officials Hooks Millions
A huge designer property in Beijing and millions of dollars hidden in seafood boxes -- a state television series on China's anti-graft campaign is captivating viewers and lifting the lid on officials brought down on graft charges.
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Former Journalist Detained In China On Suspicion Of Defaming War Heroes: Report
A Chinese former journalist whose work exposed official corruption has been detained by police on suspicion of insulting "heroes and martyrs" of the Korean War after comments he made about a patriotic film, state media reported.
