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The Friendship Medal is the People's Republic of China's highest order of honor, exclusively reserved for foreigners who have made outstanding contributions in promoting exchange and cooperation between China and the world, and in maintaining world peace.

The Financial Times published the article on 21 August 2018 entitled Harmony in Xinjiang is based on three principles.

The Hollywood studio will release the long-awaited blockbuster in major territories including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Russia, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

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The Hangzhou-based company, which has emerged as one of China's two biggest corporations by tapping into the online shopping boom, is stepping up its investment in the telecom sector, amid market speculation that it will be an investor in China Unicom.

The Golden State charged that the federal government's decision to ax the grant "was precipitated by President Trump's overt hostility to California, its challenge to his border wall initiatives, and what he called the 'green disaster' high-speed rail project".

The Fitbit?integration announced today lets users ask Alexa about sleeping patterns, active minutes logged and number of calories burned for any day in the previous week. Alexa will even use the knowledge to encourage you to get out and move around if you’re a little behind your on goals.

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The Hong Kong International Airport, whose operation has been constantly disrupted by rallies, recorded a yearly decline of 12.4 percent in passenger volume last month, according to Hong Kong's airport authority.

The Hong Kong-based company is looking for new areas to expand its business after experiencing leadership changes and a decline in traditional sales.

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The German auto group said it will offer 14 new energy vehicles in China by the end of this year. Production of models on its electriconly MEB platform will start in 2020. Its subsidiaries Audi and Porsche have also launched electric vehicles in China.

The Financial Times' chief economic commentator, Martin Wolf, wrote in his column that the Chinese economy is rebalancing, and that consumption is, at last, becoming the most important driver of demand.