WELLINGTON - New Zealand's new gun law officially took effect on Friday less than a month after the terror attacks on Christchurch mosques which killed 50 people.
Walmart recently launched an ecommerce marketplace and online grocery operation in Mexico as well. Walmart executives said the company’s priorities going forward will be focused more on digital initiatives than brick and mortar expansion.
WEF explained that efforts to fully realize people's economic potential, in countries at all stages of economic development, are falling short due to failures to translate investment in education during the formative years into opportunities for higher-quality work during the working lifetime.
WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the Supreme Court's ruling upholding his travel ban targeting several Muslim-majority countries was a victory for Americans and "a moment of profound vindication" for his policy.
WUHAN - More than 1,200 participants from home and abroad attended the "Belt and Road" International Tea Industry Development Forum that kicked off in Central China's Hubei province Tuesday.
WASHINGTON - US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit Germany later this week, said the US State Department on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON -The Chinese embassy in the United States has confirmed the bus that crashed near the Bryce Canyon National Park in the US state of Utah on Friday noon was carrying a Chinese tour group.
WASHINGTON-US Republicans launched the 2020 Republican National Convention on Monday with a full-throated endorsement of President Donald Trump's record and laid out a bleak vision of how life in the US would change for the worse under a Joe Biden administration.
Wang Jingyi, a team member, said she once met an elderly man who visited Chen's study room alone, reading a guide book in hand. When Wang approached him, the man asked her about the details of the exhibits in the room and was very happy when she explained the information comprehensively.
WASHINGTON -- The US House of Representatives on Wednesday voted to hold Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in contempt of Congress over a census question.