The disciplinary authority of the Communist Party of China vowed to use much harsher measures to combat the pervasive corruption of Chinese officials.
The message is that the new Party leadership means it when it says that it will intensify the fight against graft.
Incessant anti-corruption efforts and full recognition of the task's links to its own fate have shown how seriously the Communist Party of China takes the problem.
The execution of the former vice-mayors of Hangzhou and Suzhou on Tuesday for taking huge sums of money in bribes, demonstrates the authorities' resolution to fight against corruption.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia's leader pledged on Friday to form a high-level panel to investigate the official anti-graft watchdog's interrogation of an opposition party aide who later mysteriously died.
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