The UN office for South-South Cooperation and the Shenzhen Youth Federation jointly launched a program aimed at training young entrepreneurs in developing countries, especially Africa.
The US government reacted too slowly to contain the COVID-19 pandemic as the virus was spreading from Europe, which led to the surge of infections and deaths in the country, a top official at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
The UK government is considering joining a boycott of Huawei that is being led by the United States, which claims the Chinese company poses a cybersecurity threat.
The US announced to impose 25 percent tariffs on billion worth of imports from China on June 15. Following that announcement, China said it will protect its own interests and levy tariffs on about billion worth of US imports based on the "equal scale and strength" principle, mainly targeting soybean, aquatic and automobile products.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said the 14 confirmed cases in the US included two new cases in California. The CDC's totals don't include 39 cases among those evacuated from a cruise ship in Japan and the city of Wuhan in China.
The US states of Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania are reportedly vying hard to become home to a major new Foxconn plant employing 50,000 people to make components for Apple iPhones, as the group itself confirmed to China Daily it was on the hunt for a manufacturing site.
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The US is "close to deciding" about sending a representative to the Belt and Road summit next week in China, according to a minister at the Chinese embassy in Washington.
The US-South Korea joint war games, which were denounced by the DPRK as a rehearsal for northward invasion, would last till the end of this month.
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, or FAO, has warned of a new wave of locusts coming across the Indian Ocean from Somalia just as farmers are planting an array of summer crops.
The UK has more than 1,400 offshore wind turbines in operation, and British companies have won at least 115 contracts to help build and service 50 offshore wind projects abroad. The vast majority of these contracts are in Germany, the Netherlands, and the United States.