Australia's cutest animal stole much of the limelight at the G20 summit over the weekend in subtropical Brisbane, when the host country launched a behind-the-scenes diplomatic offensive.
G20 leaders in Brisbane have engaged in so-called koala diplomacy, cuddling the typically Australian creatures, but over the years, various animals have played a role in diplomatic occasioins involving China.
Two countries undergoing reform means opportunities are on the horizon, and any initial challenges will be overcome, Chinese investors in Myanmar said.
It was a class act, and provided a lesson in the value of studying that will be long remembered by students in a Myanmar school.
Major highlights of Premier Li Keqiang's speeches at summits held in Myanmar in a single day on Thursday:
A 163-strong military medical team left Beijing for Liberia on Friday to bolster China's contribution to the fight against the Ebola virus in West Africa.
China's top human rights researchers said on Friday that the road map to the rule of law in the country - drawn up last month by the Fourth Plenum of the 18th Communist Party of China Central Committee - will protect Chinese citizens' legal rights and interests if the CPC implements the plan properly.
A man surnamed Chen, who allegedly stole his wife's cellphone to delete her male WeChat friend from her contacts, will soon be brought to court by the Fengtai district people's procuratorate, Beijing News reported.
China expects the upcoming G20 Summit to expand anti-corruption teamwork from the Asia-Pacific region to the entire world, with the 15-year-old gathering of the world's most powerful economic players seeking sustained growth for its members.
The search for 21 miners trapped in a collapsed mine in Huainan ended as all the missing were confirmed dead, authorities said.
"Just imagine if the $1 trillion is not in the hands of corrupt people, how many things it can be used on and how much in economic returns it can bring about."
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