China supports the establishment of a worldwide multilateral trading system and is looking forward to cooperation with all Asia-Pacific economies on multilateral free trade projects, Vice-Premier Wang Yang said on Friday.
The attendance of high-ranking US government officials and executives of multinational businesses at the APEC summit is a clear indication of the constantly expanding and mutually beneficial relationship between the countries, according to Harley Seyedin, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in South China.
China emerged as a key factor in determining the economic future of the Asia-Pacific region, both for its prospect of domestic structural reform and its relations with the United States over the Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific, an annual survey of the region's policy community showed.
The country hopes to sign a deal over a free trade agreement with Australia at an early date, Vice-Premier Wang Yang said on Friday.
For modern dance lovers, the Nederlands Dans Theater is synonymous with the best contemporary dance in the world.
"If Mozart was still alive, he would be proud of us," said Filip Jalar, first violinist for the Mozart Group string quartet, which will perform in Beijing on Sunday.
Coming to Afghan television this week will be the story of Kabir, a 12-year-old boy who returns home only to fall in with the Taliban and see his life unravel as he learns violence doesn't pay and democracy is the way forward.
In the German city of Dresden, trumpet player Ludwig Guettler takes pride in the soaring spires of the Baroque Frauenkirche church, rebuilt from the ruins of World War II, and sees them as a symbol of his city's vibrant economic and cultural life.
In a country terrorized by gangsters, it is left to the dead to break the silence on sexual violence.
New Zealand government scientists said on Thursday that an international treaty to stop the use of ozone-depleting gases was still working despite a study showing new damage to the ozone layer in the Northern Hemisphere.
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha is ready to consider lifting martial law in some parts of the country to help boost a struggling tourism sector and economy, a deputy prime minister said on Thursday.
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