“Scandals & Investigations” refers to a category encompassing events or activities that involve public controversy, misconduct, or unethical behavior, particularly in relation to individuals, organizations, or government entities. Scandals often arise from actions that violate moral or legal standards, such as corruption, fraud, abuse of power, or breaches of trust. Investigations are the processes undertaken to examine, uncover, and analyze the facts surrounding these controversies. This may involve journalistic inquiries, official probes by law enforcement or regulatory bodies, and other forms of scrutiny designed to reveal the truth and hold perpetrators accountable. The term typically relates to news reporting and media coverage that seeks to inform the public about significant issues affecting society, governance, and public trust. Through coverage of scandals and investigations, the media plays a crucial role in promoting transparency, accountability, and justice.
China's top anti-corruption body is investigating Jiang Chaoliang, Vice Chairman of the Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee of the National People's Congress. Jiang has held key roles, including Governor of…