Tang Wen

Zhou Qiang, president of the Supreme Court of the Chinese Communist Party, has written an article hinting publicly for the first time about an incident in which a certain group of Party officials tried to seize power from the government.

Standard & Poor’s recently affirmed Hong Kong’s AAA credit rating but said the firm may lower it if political tensions become bad enough to compromise the business environment.

Several farmers of Huaibin County in central China’s Henan Province were injured while trying to stop officials from taking their land.

Mao Zedong’s former secretary, Li Rui, says the Party’s committee that oversees law enforcement should be abolished.

The showdown between rival factions in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has become fiercer as the 18th Party Congress draws near.

A source says that two hospitals in China work with labor camps to extract organs from prisoners of conscience, particularly Falun Gong detainees.

Five thousand Falun Gong practitioners from all parts of the world will gather in Washington, D.C. on July 12 to to protest the 13-year-long persecution against Falun Gong.

Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng has completed visa applications for himself and his family and the documents should be approved within 15 days, according to a Voice of America (VOA) report.

Fang Lizhi, a well-known Chinese democracy and human rights advocate, died on April 6 in the United States.

Although China under Mao Zedong’s rule was a poor and weak country, then-Premier Zhou Enlai chose to serve wild abalones at a state banquet for Richard Nixon in 1972.