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Tianjin's foreign trade reversed from a decline in the January-July period to growth in the January-August period after a spate of measures to stimulate the economy and stabilize trade.

Tightening regulations were part of a move to improve civil aviation safety after a series of incidents involving low-flying drones in restricted areas around major Chinese airports this year.

Through the agenda, the government seeks to raise the share of the manufacturing sector from 9 to 15 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) by 2022, expand food production and supply, provide universal health coverage for all Kenyan homes and build 500,000 affordable houses. The government plans to create 1.3 million manufacturing jobs by 2022.

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Three railway stations in Hebei - Gu'an East station, Bazhou North station and Xiongan station - are new added stations, built on 22.32 hectares (223,200 square meters), 12.96 hectares, and 68.37 hectares respectively, the report said.

Three quarters of the newly allocated marketing budgets will go to mobile devices, with only 9 percent going to personal computers.

Three words describe my family's life right now: busy, bright, and gratifying.

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Though the current job market is stable, the document is aimed at countering risks brought by challenges that may arise from the domestic industrial restructuring as well as uncertainties in the international community, experts said.

Tian Wu, corporate vice-president of Baidu, said they will make the code of the AI Guardian publicly available so that all developers can contribute to advancing the AI tools.

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Through grassroots coalitions and nationwide awareness campaigns, Liu's foundation was able to donate ,000 to the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Kidney Cancer program for research on translocation renal cell carcinoma.

Though Thailand has largely put COVID-19 under control, the country has been hit hard by the economic consequences of the restrictions brought in to control the pandemic. UOB forecasts Thailand's economy will contract 6.5 percent this year. That would make it the second-worst-performing economy-behind only the Philippines with a forecast 9.3 percent shrinkage-among the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.