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Qingdao Maritime Court resolves intl ship collision dispute in 20 days with intl convention innovation
2025-03-24
The Shidao Tribunal of Qingdao Maritime Court in East China’s Shandong province recently received a letter of gratitude from a Marshall Islands-based litigant to a maritime dispute, praising the court's swift seizure of a vessel involved in a collision case already filed in a Turkish court.
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Chinese maritime courts resolve intl disputes with expertise and fairness
2025-03-18
In recent years, an increasing number of foreign parties have voluntarily chosen Chinese maritime courts to settle disputes that have no actual connection with China, showcasing their confidence in the country's high-level judicial services.
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Hangzhou courts strive to make rule of law a ‘stabilizer’ for domestic and foreign market entities
2025-03-17
Courts in Hangzhou, capital of East China’s Zhejiang province, have been working to leverage their judicial functions to promote the rule of law to boost confidence of companies both at home and from abroad through equal legal protection.
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Shanghai court helps me preserve my ‘sweet business’, said Swiss entrepreneur
2025-03-17
Werner Schuppisser, a Swiss entrepreneur, has lived and worked in Shanghai for over 20 years. Together with his business partner, he founded a company to bring a well-known Swiss ice cream brand to Shanghai.
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Coordinated laws vital to combating cross-border crimes
2025-03-11
The effectiveness of law enforcement depends on a country's political system, power structure, and the quality, capability and practice of law enforcement, as well as judicial personnel.
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China intensifies judicial efforts in handling foreign-related cases
2025-03-11
China's judicial efforts in serving high-level opening-up have been continuously improved, with more disputes resolved and better services provided, according to annual work reports.
