BEIJING - The Discipline Inspection Commission (DIC) under the Central Military Commission of China has released a list of bureaucratic practices in a bid to crack down on undesirable work styles.The list covers 52 practices that commonly exist in different parts of the military including admnistrative duties, troop training and meeting procedure.The commission asked officials of all levels in the military to check if their current practices involve the ones on the list.The DIC will also highlight typical bad practice cases in order to improve the military's work styles. mental health wristbandpersonalized rubber braceletscustom fidgetrubber bracelet makerwristband creationsilicone fidget spinnerglow wristbandscustom rubber bands
ULAN BATOR - Mongolians went to the polls Monday to elect a new president for the landlocked country with a population of 3 million. There are 1.978.298 eligible voters who will cast their votes in the presidential elections, which mainly involve candidates from three leading parties. Voting began at 7:00 am local time (2300 GMT, June 25) nationwide and will end at 10:00 pm (1400 GMT). Candidates vying for the top post have offered different measures to ease the government's mounting debt pressure during the presidential campaigns. Miyegombyn Enkhbold of the ruling Mongolian People's Party and Battulga Khaltmaa of the opposition Democratic Party are considered the main contenders. The new president will inherit a 5.5 billion US dollar International Monetary Fund-led bailout aimed to stabilize the country's economy.
