Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi arrived in the capital of Cambodia on Monday night for the second meeting of the Cambodia-China Inter-Governmental Coordination Committee, which will be held on Tuesday.
Authorities in Shenzhen announced a car purchasing restriction requiring prospective buyers to acquire new car plates by lottery or auction on Monday.
Singapore Exchange (SGX) will adopt a new generation of derivatives trading and clearing platform based on Nasdaq's Genium INET solution by the end of 2016, SGX said in a press release on Monday.
China's central bank on Saturday issued a circular on adjusting rules for calculating deposits, which will increase the base of fund available for lending at commercial banks, according to web portal Sina.com.
Water through the south-to-north diversion project has arrived in Beijing on Saturday after a journey of over 1,200 kilometers, bringing with it a torrent of doubts and worries.
China concluded a rural work conference on Tuesday, vowing to push forward agricultural modernization through reform and innovation.
News Analysis: Ruble's slide adds pressure to Russian economy amid plunging oil prices, sanctions
A sharp depreciation in the value of Russia's currency ruble added further pressure to the country's economy already weakened by plunging oil prices and Western sanctions, leading U.S. experts said.
A landmark 14-meter beer can that stands as an advertisement for a brewery near Helsinki is to be painted red within this year and cannot be claimed to be a beer can any more.
The construction of the inter- oceanic Nicaragua Canal started Monday and will end in 2019, said Wang Jing, chairman of the HK Nicaragua Canal Development Investment Co., Ltd. which will construct the canal, at the inauguration ceremony Monday.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday for two hostages died in a cafe siege in downtown Sydney last week.
The chief negotiators of New Zealand and South Korea have initialed the text of a bilateral free trade agreement (FTA), in an important step towards boosting trade between the two nations, New Zealand Trade Minister Tim Groser said Monday.
The State Council, China's Cabinet, has issued provisional regulations on real estate registration, according to a statement released on Monday.
Japan and the United States announced Friday that they will delay the revision of their defense guidelines planned in the end of this year until the first half of 2015 so as to keep in step with Japan's legislation over the right to collective self-defense, according to local media.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas Thursday over the Palestinian-proposed United Nations draft resolution which calls for Israeli withdrawal from the occupied territories by the end of 2017.
Turkey, an energy importing country, has been taking advantage of the falling oil prices to shrink its high current account deficit, experts agreed here on Thursday.
The United States and Cuba announced Wednesday that they have agreed to restore diplomatic relations, in a move to end more than half a century of estrangement between the two countries.
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