Cuba and the United States are preparing to hold historic high-level talks on restoring relations and immigration issues, starting Wednesday in Havana, the Cuban capital.
Canada will donate non-lethal military equipment to Iraq fight the Islamic State (IS) militants, Defense Minister Rob Nicholson said Tuesday.
Politics in Sri Lanka is taking strange turns. For nearly a decade Sri Lanka was under an all-powerful president, an imposing man who ended a three decade war and carried out massive infrastructure projects, resulting in five years of 7 percent growth.
A new foreign investment law will ease restrictions on foreign investors and grant them easier access to the Chinese market, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on Monday.
The Chinese economy is now undergoing rebalance from debt-fuelled investment towards consumption -- a process that might hurt growth, but will secure a solid foundation for sustainable development in the interest of both China and the world economy\.
China's plan to unify its two-tiered pension system is expected to improve social equality by eliminating a major disparity between public and private employee benefits.
Building a free trade area (FTA) between China and the Republic of Korea (ROK) will enhance bilateral market connectivity and all-round communication, officials said Sunday.
Cuba on Saturday received a group of visiting U.S lawmakers, the first since the two neighboring countries have decided to restore ties.
Japanese e-commerce giant to offer delivery lockers
Altogether nine Taekwondo players including four women will take part in the 12th ASEAN Taekwondo Championship to be held in Ho Chi Minh city of Vietnam in March, sports circle reported Thursday.
The Obama administration said on Thursday that it will loosen trade, finance, and travel embargo against Cuba.
The first batch of tickets for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games will be made available to Brazilian residents in March, organizers said on Thursday.
Measures on old-age insurance for workers in government agencies and public institutions were unveiled on Wednesday.
China's war against corruption is far from over as the leadership believes "a landslide victory" has yet to be won, despite the unprecedented results already achieved.
Japan's Cabinet approved a record 96.34 trillion yen government budget for fiscal 2015 beginning in April to accommodate rising spending for social security and defense.
Analysts may be divided over possible rate cuts in China's future, but they agree the country's monetary policy going forward will be cautious, with only minor adjustments being made.
Finland, a Nordic country forbidden to own any submarine in active duty, is planning to launch a joint submarine exercise together with Sweden.
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