A deputy head of the mainland's top planning agency has been sacked for corruption after allegations against him were first posted online, media said yesterday, in Beijing's latest move against...
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A one-line Xinhua dispatch quoted unnamed officials within the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) as saying that Liu Tienan, the 58-year-old deputy director of the powerful...
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Wu, who turned 63 in October, has been head of the ineffectual State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC) since June 2011, and is seen by some analysts as an interim leader for the NEA...
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