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(Reuters) -- China Premier Li Qiang made a low-key start on Sunday to a four-day trip to Australia with visits to a South Australian winery and Adelaide Zoo, where he announced Beijing would provide two new pandas after the current pair go home later this year.
NEW DELHI -- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his first trip abroad since his ruling party lost its outright majority to show that his "multi-alignment" foreign policy remains intact.
TOKYO -- People in Japan are flocking to China's commemorative silver coins featuring giant pandas at a time when the price of gold keeps reaching new highs.
BUERGENSTOCK, Switzerland (Reuters) -- World leaders gathered at a Swiss Alpine resort on Saturday to seek broader consensus for Ukraine's peace proposals at a summit shunned by China and dismissed as a waste of time by Russia, which pushed its own rival cease-fire plans from afar.
The mountain has appeared in novels, artworks such as the “ukiyo-e” woodblock prints crafted by Hokusai, postage stamps, corporate logos and even the country’s banknotes.
A fire broke out at the Genting Highlands theme park in Malaysia on Friday, prompting evacuations as the blaze sent plumes of black smoke into the air.
Automotive companies in China sold more cars than their U.S. counterparts for the first time last year, boosted by BYD and growth in emerging markets, researcher Jato Dynamics said in a report published Thursday.
Chinese banks extended 950 billion yuan ($130.93 billion) in new yuan loans in May, rising from April but missing analysts' expectations.