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Salwai is paying an official visit to China from May 26 to 31.

Sanders acknowledged on Sunday that "polls go up and polls go down", but insisted that the survey showed he was well-placed to defeat Trump.

Schmidt also said the EU will experience a threefold challenge: Managing economic recovery, avoiding internal divergence and maintaining global clout. He also stressed that global problems can only be solved by having a global approach.

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STRATFORD, Ontario－A Canadian town known for its annual theater festival is emerging as a hub of 'snowtonomous' research, as automakers face demands to produce self-driving cars that can perform in snow and sleet.

Saying it’s Day 1?at Amazon has been a mantra since Bezos’ famed letter to shareholders in 1997, in which he spelled out why the company’s focus on the long term would lead to larger success. It’s a phrase he repeats at the end of?yearly letters, before attaching the 1997 letter for good measure.

Salovey affirmed the Ivy League school's "steadfast commitment" to its foreign talent and said, "openness — a key to the extraordinary success of America's great research universities — must remain a hallmark of Yale".

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Scott Reeves in New York and Li Xiang in Beijing contributed to this story.

Sadeq Zibakalam, a professor of politics at the University of Teheran, said "Iran's situation will improve after the sanctions", according to a Xinhua News Agency report.

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Sanders featured two of the most high-profile Amazon employee activists in a new campaign video circulating on social media. In it, Amazon UX designers Emily Cunningham and Maren Costa discuss their fight to pressure their employer into taking bolder climate action — and what it’s cost them.

Sadly, many American small towns are more like Port Clinton, Ohio - the hometown of Harvard professor Robert Putnam which he discusses in his book Our Kids: The American Dream in Crisis. He describes the city as a great place to grow up when he was young in the 1960s. Jobs were plentiful, crime was low, and the people saw themselves as part of a community. Today, none of these things are true - partly because of changes in the culture and partly because industry went out of business or moved away.