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Chinese Teen's Chemistry Experiment Ends In Tragedy: Arm Lost, Eyes Damaged
The teenager will have to undergo skin grafting and a cornea transplant surgery. One of his arms was amputated, and he will require an artificial limb.
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Aunts In China Donate Skin, Shave Heads To Save Badly Injured Niece, Nephew
The boy and the girl remained in coma for five days and suffered severe injuries, including respiratory burn, carbon monoxide poisoning and organ failure.
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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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China Insurance Tycoon Next Businessman To Face Corruption Probe
The chairman of China's biggest insurer is under investigation by the Communist Party's anti-corruption commission, the agency said Saturday, as the government pushes a campaign against graft and a clean-up of the country's chaotic financial industr
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"Joe Biden Bad For India. We've To Understand China Threat": Trump's Son
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is not good for India as he could be soft on China, US President Donald Trump's son said at an event to celebrate the ''success'' of his book that talks about graft allegations against the Bidens.
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Chinese App Replaces Face With Leonardo DiCaprio's In "Deepfake" Videos
An app that allows users to virtually graft their faces onto actors in scenes from movies and television shows became the most popular iPhone download in China over the weekend, raising questions about the speed with which "deepfake" videos can blur truth online.
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In Rare Reversal, China Court Overturns Magnate's Decade-Old Graft Conviction
China's supreme court overturned the decade-old bribery and fraud conviction of a retail magnate on Thursday, a rare reversal amid a government drive to crack down on corporate misdeeds.
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China's New Anti-Graft Superministry Adds To Concerns About Suspects' Rights
A new "super-ministry" set to deepen Chinese President Xi Jinping's war on graft and extend it to all state employees is likely to undermine years of work by Chinese legal reformers to protect the rights of suspects during investigations, according to some Chinese academics.
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Corruption In China Could Lead To Soviet-Style Collapse, Warns Top Official
China must step up its battle against corruption in order to safeguard against a Soviet-style collapse, the country's second most senior graft buster said in an editorial on Wednesday.
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Ex-Senior Chinese Official Zhou Benshun Jailed For 15 Years For Graft
A court in southeastern China on Tuesday sentenced the former Communist Party boss of the northern province of Hebei to 15 years in jail after finding him guilty of corruption, the latest senior official jailed in a sweeping crackdown on graft.
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Learn From Selfless Xi Jinping, Chinese TV Says In Graft Documentary
Chinese officials should take a lesson from the selflessness of President Xi Jinping in not living extravagant lifestyles or separating themselves from the people, Chinese state television said in the latest episode of an anti-corruption documentary.
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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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Top Chinese Official Faces Graft Probe As Xi Jinping Tightens Grip
A top provincial official of China's ruling Communist Party is facing corruption probe, becoming the latest bigwig to fall in President Xi Jinping's anti-graft drive as he continues to consolidate his hold with new appointments ahead of a key party meet.
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China 'Democracy' Village Chief Arrested For Graft, Riot Police Deployed
Authorities in southern China have detained the chief of a village that was once hailed as a model for grassroots democracy, accusing him of accepting bribes, while deploying hundreds of riot police to stave off potential trouble.
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China's Military Sets Up Anti-Corruption Hotline
China has set up a hotline for people to report accusations of graft and discipline problems in its military, the Defense Ministry said today, in the latest effort to combat widespread corruption in the ranks.
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Chinese Teen's Chemistry Experiment Ends In Tragedy: Arm Lost, Eyes Damaged
The teenager will have to undergo skin grafting and a cornea transplant surgery. One of his arms was amputated, and he will require an artificial limb.
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Aunts In China Donate Skin, Shave Heads To Save Badly Injured Niece, Nephew
The boy and the girl remained in coma for five days and suffered severe injuries, including respiratory burn, carbon monoxide poisoning and organ failure.
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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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China Insurance Tycoon Next Businessman To Face Corruption Probe
The chairman of China's biggest insurer is under investigation by the Communist Party's anti-corruption commission, the agency said Saturday, as the government pushes a campaign against graft and a clean-up of the country's chaotic financial industr
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"Joe Biden Bad For India. We've To Understand China Threat": Trump's Son
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is not good for India as he could be soft on China, US President Donald Trump's son said at an event to celebrate the ''success'' of his book that talks about graft allegations against the Bidens.
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Chinese App Replaces Face With Leonardo DiCaprio's In "Deepfake" Videos
An app that allows users to virtually graft their faces onto actors in scenes from movies and television shows became the most popular iPhone download in China over the weekend, raising questions about the speed with which "deepfake" videos can blur truth online.
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In Rare Reversal, China Court Overturns Magnate's Decade-Old Graft Conviction
China's supreme court overturned the decade-old bribery and fraud conviction of a retail magnate on Thursday, a rare reversal amid a government drive to crack down on corporate misdeeds.
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China's New Anti-Graft Superministry Adds To Concerns About Suspects' Rights
A new "super-ministry" set to deepen Chinese President Xi Jinping's war on graft and extend it to all state employees is likely to undermine years of work by Chinese legal reformers to protect the rights of suspects during investigations, according to some Chinese academics.
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Corruption In China Could Lead To Soviet-Style Collapse, Warns Top Official
China must step up its battle against corruption in order to safeguard against a Soviet-style collapse, the country's second most senior graft buster said in an editorial on Wednesday.
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Ex-Senior Chinese Official Zhou Benshun Jailed For 15 Years For Graft
A court in southeastern China on Tuesday sentenced the former Communist Party boss of the northern province of Hebei to 15 years in jail after finding him guilty of corruption, the latest senior official jailed in a sweeping crackdown on graft.
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Learn From Selfless Xi Jinping, Chinese TV Says In Graft Documentary
Chinese officials should take a lesson from the selflessness of President Xi Jinping in not living extravagant lifestyles or separating themselves from the people, Chinese state television said in the latest episode of an anti-corruption documentary.
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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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Top Chinese Official Faces Graft Probe As Xi Jinping Tightens Grip
A top provincial official of China's ruling Communist Party is facing corruption probe, becoming the latest bigwig to fall in President Xi Jinping's anti-graft drive as he continues to consolidate his hold with new appointments ahead of a key party meet.
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China 'Democracy' Village Chief Arrested For Graft, Riot Police Deployed
Authorities in southern China have detained the chief of a village that was once hailed as a model for grassroots democracy, accusing him of accepting bribes, while deploying hundreds of riot police to stave off potential trouble.
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China's Military Sets Up Anti-Corruption Hotline
China has set up a hotline for people to report accusations of graft and discipline problems in its military, the Defense Ministry said today, in the latest effort to combat widespread corruption in the ranks.
