In a survey by the China National Tourism Administration, 80 percent of respondents said they had seen marked changes in the quality of the nation's toilets.
In a sports center located on the outskirts of Ankara, the Turkish capital, young athletes are training strenuously.
In a statement, the ministry said that those countries and regions' dumping of phenols caused "substantial damage" to China's domestic industry. The tariffs, ranging from 10.6 percent to 287.2 percent, will last for five years, according to the statement.
In a statement, Boeing said the two parts produced at the company's South Carolina plant independently met load requirements, but when combined "result in a condition that does not meet our design standards".
In a joint statement after the meeting, the leaders reaffirmed their commitment to global collaboration and sustained funding for developing and deploying effective antiviral medicines, diagnostics, treatments, and vaccines in order to make them available to all at an affordable price. They called for the future COVID-19 vaccine to become a global common good.
In a report released Friday, the Center for Automotive Research (CAR) estimated that the cumulative effect of current and potential US trade actions on automobiles and auto parts could cause new car prices to rise by 2,750 US dollars on average.
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In a survey rolled out by the country's largest online travel agency Ctrip, about 15 percent of those booking breaks last year appeared to be single, an increase of 10.4 percent compared to 2015.
In a video that went viral ahead of last year's Nov 11 promotion-a global shopping festival established by the online retailer-Ma pitted himself against Li Jiaqi, a broadcaster known for endorsing and selling lipsticks through live broadcasts and short-form videos. In the allotted time, Li sold 100 times as many lipsticks as the business guru.
In a growing rapprochement on the Korean Peninsula, Kim was scheduled to meet Moon for the inter-Korean summit on April 27.
In a response to the action, Huawei said in a statement that the Australian government's issuance of 5G security guidance out of political considerations ignored the interests of its people. It also said Australian companies and consumers have to bear slow and expensive network connections caused by the government's wrong decision.