The 2026 Conference on Exchanges and Mutual Learning of the Rule of Law of Civiliazations was held in Beijing on Sunday, bringing together more than 150 legal scholars, judges and experts from over 20 countries and regions to explore how legal dialogue can strengthen mutual understanding among civilizations and address emerging global challenges.

Legal scholars from more than 20 countries are in Beijing for a major conference on the rule of law hosted by the China University of Political Science and Law.

Ying Yong, Chief Grand Prosecutor and Prosecutor General of the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) of the People’s Republic of China, met with a delegation led by Thai Attorney General Itthiporn Kaewtip in Beijing on June 30.

China is increasingly turning to a powerful legal tool in its fight against pollution: procuratorial public interest litigation. By leveraging the possibility of legal action, prosecutors are helping break down bureaucratic barriers and strengthen environmental law enforcement.

The opening ceremony of the third training session for foreign-related legal personnel of the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) was held on June 8.

As environmental crimes increasingly cross borders and threaten ecosystems, communities and sustainable development, prosecutors and experts called for stronger cooperation to close enforcement gaps and improve global environmental governance at a roundtable meeting in Beijing on Monday.

​The Prime Minister on Wednesday issued an official telegram addressed to the Chief Justice of the Supreme People's Court; the Prosecutor General of the Supreme People's Procuracy; ministers and heads of ministerial-level agencies; Secretaries of Provincial and Municipal Party Committees; Chairpersons of Provincial and Municipal People's Committees; and the Chief of the Standing Office of the National Steering Committee Against Smuggling, Trade Fraud, and Counterfeit Goods.

Thailand has proposed shifting negotiations with Cambodia regarding overlapping maritime claims to a framework under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), following a cabinet decision to abrogate a 2001 memorandum of understanding between the two nations, according to a report from Xinhua News Agency.