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Tam Yiu-chung – a Hong Kong member of the National People's Congress Standing Committee – called on the participants to salute the Hong Kong police who have been fearlessly maintaining social order. His appeal drew a loud cheer of approval from the crowd.

TOKYO - More people died of heat-related illnesses as a heat wave continued to scorch wide swathes of Japan on Tuesday.

Tax preferential policies will be fully implemented and relevant tax rates will be reduced to the lowest standard within the limits prescribed by the country.

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TOKYO - Thousands of people across Japan rallied Wednesday to protest against the controversial security laws that were enacted by the parliament three year ago.

Tan Kok Wai, Malaysia's special envoy to China and chairman of the Malaysia China Business Council which hosted the forum, said Malaysia has fully embraced the BRI as the initiative would ease and expand the lines of communications between both countries and the ASEAN region as a whole.

Tan took credit for having steered the company through financial crises, riding them out by refraining from going with the bull with aggressive approaches when times were good, sticking to the fundamentals and reviewing its infrastructure when times were bad.

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TOKYO - Japanese and South Korean governments have begun discussing ways to resolve their months-long spat over compensation for wartime labor, with the creation of a fund to provide money for economic cooperation as an option, sources told Kyodo news agency Monday.

Tang said that on August 11, some people turned a deaf ear to the police's objection and got involved in unauthorized rallies. Some of the protesters later went to different places all over Hong Kong and blocked main roads and thoroughfares, besieged police stations and damaged police vehicles.

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Tan Junquan, deputy director of Guangzhou Customs' anti-smuggling bureau, said the white sugar, from Thailand, was valued at more than 10 million yuan (.56 million).

Tam Yiu-chung – a Hong Kong member of the National People's Congress Standing Committee – called on the participants to salute the Hong Kong police who have been fearlessly maintaining social order. His appeal drew a loud cheer of approval from the crowd.