China holds multi-country maritime exercises

Nineteen ships, seven helicopters and marine corps from eight countries were organized into three task forces to conduct the exercises dubbed "Maritime Cooperation - 2014" off the coast of the eastern Chinese city of Qingdao on Wednesday.
• Pact to reduce sea conflicts

Workers continue strike over unpaid welfare benefits

Tens of thousands of workers continued a weeklong strike on Tuesday over what they claimed were underpaid social security benefits by a major shoemaker in Dongguan, Guangdong province.

• HK men clash with toddler's parents over call of nature
• Man collects 5,000 bras in 20 years
• Navy ships open to the public
• China to crack down on casinos for kids
• Survey: Chengguan remain unpopular
• Dating expo will play Eros for returnees
• Cohabitation no longer a dirty word among couples
• Improve combat training for Xinjiang police
• 133 could face prostitution charges
• China cancels 14,455 press cards

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  Li Keqiang and simplifying governance

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End incidents involving chengguan officers

Only through forcible administrative and judicial reforms, civilized law enforcement, as well as measures to promote judicial justice and punish corruption, can the government retrieve its weakened authority and credibility, eliminate public distrust and extremist sentiment and win the trust and respect of the public.