A delegate to a political meeting in Beijing recently gave a display of adulterated foods in China.

Several people have been sentenced to prison and re-education through labor after they called on officials to disclose their personal assets earlier this year.

Wang Lijun, who set off a political firestorm in February after attempting to defect to the U.S. Consulate, caused the demotion of at least 5,600 policemen.

Recent reports on organ transplantation abuse in China, previously a sensitive topic, may be paving the way for bigger and darker revelations.

It is quite common for ousted Chinese communist officials to return to new positions after a hiatus.

Oil recycled from drains and sewers has found its way into Shenzhen’s government cafeterias.

Chinese authorities have cracked down on two publications: one has stopped publishing, and the other has dismissed its chief editor.

Two cyber-attacks have recently struck the Japanese government, the Chief Cabinet Secretary acknowledged Wednesday. Media reports allege that the problem originated from China, since one of the hacked computers was forcibly linked to the mainland.

Because local media in Lijin County in Shandong Province in eastern China refused to report on how a woman died during a forced, late-term abortion, a family member has published the story of the mother’s unnecessary death.

Beijing, flustered that a dictator lost power, now seeks to buy its way in to Libyan affairs.