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China Unveils Plans for Streamlined Government
China’s State Council has submitted widely-anticipated plans for the restructuring of several government agencies to the National People’s Congress. The seventh such initiative in the past 30 years, the new plan aims to battle corruption, inefficiency and micromanagement across a broad range of important fields. Xinhua provides an overview: According to the plan, the Ministry of RailwayMarch 10, 2013 3:39 PM
“Django” Re-Chained in China
The Wall Street Journal reports that the award-winning Django Unchained was halted during opening screenings on Thursday:
NPC May Establish Unified Food and Drug Agency
Among the most anticipated policy unveilings at the ongoing Two Sessions is the likely consolidation of some of ChinaR
March 4, 2013 5:43 PM
Yu Hua: Censorship’s Many Faces
Author Yu Hua explains the different levels of censorship applied to Chinese media—from tightly controlled film, through
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