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1004期《中国新闻周刊》 　　6月8日，济南市中级人民法院副院长孙永一受贿案一审宣判。判决书描述了这样一段行贿情节：2014年5月，山东辰静律师事务所主任陈静请托孙永一，寻求案件办理上的帮助；2015年3月，她替案件当事人转送...

Taiwan's push to shortcut vaccine approval sparks debate HUIZHONG WU, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 8 1of8FILE - In this June 16, 2021, file photo, an elderly Taiwanese man receives a shot of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park in Taipei, Taiwan. Taiwan is planning to take a regulatory shortcut that would allow vaccines currently under development to be given out before the final stage of testing is finished. Supporters say the shortcut is necessary because Taiwan is in a real crunch, scrambling to get vaccines amid its worst outbreak o...

At the end of May, Chen Pei-jer, a member of an expert committee in Taiwan to evaluate COVID-19 vaccines for use on the island, resigned. Chen's resignation came after he learned that Taiwan's Food and Drug Administration planned to take a regulatory shortcut in approving two vaccines being developed in Taiwan. The shortcut would allow the shots to be given to people for emergency use before the vaccines have finished the final stage of testing. The proposed shortcut comes as Taiwan scrambles to get vaccines amid its worst outbreak of the pandemic, and has also recorded its first cases of...

Il était une fois. Le PCC, 100 ans en quête de modernité Mercredi 30 Juin 2021 À l’aube du XXe siècle, « la Chine est tombée de la caravane du progrès humain ». Assurer au géant – et à son peuple –, alors sous de multiples dominations, une pleine souveraineté préside alors à la fondation du Parti communiste, en 1921. Une volonté qui a pour partie traversé le siècle et façonné la Chine actuelle. Lorsque le 23 juillet 1921 une poignée d’intellectuels chinois se réunissent à Shanghai pour fonder un parti communiste, la potentialité de semer les germes de la r�...

by Chen Guangcheng Henry Holt, 330 pp. In early 2012, Chen Guangcheng, a self-taught lawyer who had been blind since infancy, lived with his wife and two children in the village of Dongshigu, where he’d been raised, on the eastern edge of the North China plain. They were not there by choice. For a little over a decade, Chen had waged a public campaign against corruption, pollution, forced abortion, and other abuses of power. Officials had responded with escalating punishments. After he completed a four-year jail sentence on a charge of “obstructing traffic,” Chen and his family were con...