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China opens more areas of economy for foreign capital

China's moves to further ease foreign investment policies will open doors in some monopoly sectors this year while prohibiting local governments from curbing foreign companies, experts said.

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Brazil sees record high number of foreign visitors in 2016

​Brazil saw a record high 6.6 million foreign tourists in 2016, up 4.8 percent compared to 2015, which is largely due to the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games, according to the Ministry of Tourism on Wednesday.

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New U.S. president unlikely to affect number of foreign students in U.S.: experts

It's still hard to tell whether Donald Trump's future policies as president will affect the number of foreign students in the United States, but some experts believe that there will not be a big shift.

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Chinese premier vows better environment for foreign investment

Premier Li Keqiang said China will create a better investment and operation environment for foreign businesses.

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India to expel Pakistani visa official for "espionage"

India will expel a Pakistani visa official for "espionage activities", the foreign ministry said on Thursday (Oct 27), with tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbours already running high.

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'Little brown brother image' of Filipinos stunts Philippines: foreign secretary

The Philippine foreign secretary said on Saturday that the "little brown brother image" has thwarted the Philippines' growth and development, adding that separation from the United States is demanded in pursuing an independent foreign policy.

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China launches pilot work permit program to attract top foreign talent

Nation focuses on attracting more top foreign talent A pilot program meant to replace two previous permits foreigners are required to get to work in China with one shows the country welcomes foreign talent, said analysts.

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China confers Friendship Awards to foreign experts

The Chinese government on Thursday conferred its Friendship Award on 50 foreign experts from 18 countries working in China, in recognition of their contribution to China's development.

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China's FTZs drive new opening up, mull deeper reforms

​Without the Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone, U.S. food quality certification firm Anchor Center for Certification (ACC) would have struggled to enter the Chinese market.

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Beijing revises RQFII rule in bid to attract more foreign investment in A shares

Beijing has offered yet another olive branch to overseas institutions by relaxing rules governing the renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) scheme, effectively giving foreign investors greater flexibility and freedom in buying mainland Chinese A shares.

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Less than 15 pct of Australian farmland foreign owned: gov' t report

​Less than 15 percent of Australia' s farmland is foreign owned, with Britain owning more than half of all foreign-owned land, a federal government release had detailed.

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Maritime issues not discussed in China, Japan, ROK foreign ministers' meeting: Chinese FM

Maritime issues were not discussed during the trilateral foreign ministers' meeting between China, Japan and the Republic of Korea, held in Tokyo on Wednesday, said a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Thursday.

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Anniversary of exchange rate reform: RMB weathered three depreciations

Today marks the one year anniversary of China’s exchange rate reform started from August 11, 2015, when the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) decided to launch reform on the central parity price mechanism of RMB, the Chinese currency. Over the past year, RMB has experienced three sharp fluctuations.

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China's experience from latest FTZ pilots to replicated and promoted soon

China’s four free trade zones (FTZ) in Shanghai, Guangdong Province, Tianjin and Fujian Province have scored new achievements. Experience from these FTZ pilots is expected to be replicated and promoted in one to two months.

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Is China safe for foreign tourists?

Editor's note: Safety is the top priority for any tourist planning to travel abroad. Compared with other countries, is China safer for travelers? China Daily's expat readers share their experiences.

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Truck bombing hits foreign guesthouse in Kabul

Scores were feared killed and injured after a powerful truck bombing and ensuing gunfire rocked a foreign guesthouse in eastern Kabul in the early hours on Monday, sources and witnesses said.