June 4: Three graft fugitives said to be hiding in Vancouver; robot gives university lecture
Politics and Policies
Aside from graft fugitive Cheng Muyang, three more suspects on China's 100 most wanted list of corrupt officials are also hiding inVancouver, China's consul general in the city said. (Xinhua)
Diplomacy and defense
China's Foreign Ministry expressed shock at "outrageous and unreasonable" remarks by Philippine’s President Aquino, who made a veiled comparison on Wednesday between China's activities in the South China Sea and Nazi Germany's expansionism before world war two. (Reuters)
Economy
China on Wednesday unveiled a blueprint for an industrial park in the eastern city of Yantai on Wednesday to facilitate investment by enterprises from South Korea, following the signing of a free trade agreement between the two countries. (Xinhua)
Consumption contributed 50.2 percent to China's gross domestic product growth in 2014, while investment growth declined to 48.5 per cent, data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed on Wednesday. (Xinhua)
Society
A robot instructor made its debut in a university in China’s Jiangxi province. The robot can give a lecture following Powerpoint slides and is able to perform simple interaction with students, according to its developer. (Sina)
Money and wealth
