Voting begins in tiny Tuvalu in election that reverberates from China to Australia
SYDNEY (AP) — Voting started Friday in the tiny Pacific island nation of Tuvalu, in a national election that could reverberate from China to Australia.
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Chinese foreign minister visits North Korea in latest diplomacy between countries
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea said Friday it was hosting a visit by a Chinese government delegation led by Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong, as it continues its efforts to strengthen ties with Beijing and Moscow in the face of deepening confrontations with Washington.
Asia markets mostly lower as EV stocks extend sell-off after Tesla's slowdown warning
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China's Wang Yi and America's Sullivan to meet in Bangkok
WASHINGTON/BEIJING (Reuters) -- U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan will meet with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Bangkok on Friday and Saturday, building on a commitment by the two countries' leaders to deepen dialogue between the world's two largest economies.
China warns citizens against 'exotic beauty' traps of foreign spies
China has waned its citizens against "exotic beauties" seeking to lure them into the hands of foreign spy agencies.
Australia should keep ‘golden visa’ scheme for economic benefits even as finetuning is needed
The “pause” on “golden visa” applications by the Australian government this week amid a migration strategy overhaul would have left many eager Chinese migrants disappointed, especially those who have been stuck in a years-long approval backlog.
China's slump pushes its smaller companies overseas for growth
HONG KONG -- Small and midsize Chinese companies, including some that had never thought about venturing overseas before, are increasingly exploring opportunities abroad as domestic competition intensifies and sales slump.
Remaining landslide victims found in China, bringing death toll to 44
BEIJING (AP) — The bodies of the remaining victims of a landslide in southwestern China were recovered Thursday, bringing the death toll to 44 after four days of searching through the rubble of dirt and crumbled homes, state media said.