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China's Organization Chief Urges Stronger Grassroots Governance
Shi Taifeng calls on cadres to master Xi Jinping's local governance methods and curb bureaucratic formalism.

China Rejects Voluntary Caps on Hybrid Vehicle Exports to European Union
Commerce ministry says reported demands contravene WTO rules as trade friction expands beyond pure electric vehicles.

China Securities Regulator to Reward Whistleblowers in 17 Market Misconduct Cases
The CSRC has opened registrations for informants whose tips led to investigations into disclosure violations, accounting fraud, and illegal advisory operations.

State Council Targets Elderly Care, Medical Rehabilitation, and Sports Economy
Premier Li Qiang leads an executive meeting outlining national measures on the silver economy, sports event growth, and traditional medicine regulations.

China Issues 15th Five-Year Cultural Industry Plan Aiming for 2030 Leap
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism outlines seven key tasks, stressing tech integration, domestic consumption, and overseas expansion.

China Intercepts 37,000 Uncertified Power Banks in E-Commerce Safety Push
Market regulators require online platforms to verify mandatory certification records as a three-month campaign targets hazardous electronics.

China Cyberspace Regulator Orders Platforms to Clear Corporate Infringements
A new CAC circular defines five categories of illicit online content targeting enterprises and demands proactive policing of search results and MCN agencies.

China Revokes 40,000 Power Bank Certificates in Certification Crackdown
Market regulators cancelled credentials for 18 certification agencies as scrutiny over lithium-battery safety intensifies.

China Eases RV Regulations and Promotes Electric Models in Policy Drive
Ten government agencies issue sweeping guidelines to loosen vehicle scrapping limits, boost campsite infrastructure, and support new energy RVs.

China's Tax Revenue Rebounds as Local Fiscal Expenditure Lags
Buoyant capital markets and value-added tax boosted central receipts, while debt resolution and falling land sales constrained local spending through August.

Former Chinese Badminton Association Executive Wang Wei Placed Under Probe
A former vice president and secretary-general of the Chinese Badminton Association is facing a supervisory investigation amid a continuing anti-graft drive.

China Unveils Two-Year Multi-Agency Push to Safeguard Farm Brands
Three central authorities launch a joint 2026–2027 action plan targeting e-commerce counterfeits, trademark squatting, and unfair competition in agriculture.