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Greek uncertainty may harm value of reserves, economists warn.
Move by international body hits Tokyo's bid for new economic zone.
Nowhere has fighting been more intense, nor destruction so complete, reports Li Lianxing in Homs, Syria.
Renowned ship's arrival at port in Shanghai marks major milestone.
Government to move fast to weigh benefits of using financial products.
China's "Big Four" banks made almost no new loans in the first two weeks of May, after a surprise drop in new loans in April, highlighting liquidity strains that have persisted despite the central bank's monetary easing.
China, Japan agree to hold second round of maritime consultations later this year.
Kooky comedy and buffoonery are on the agenda on Wednesday as the 65th Cannes Film Festival, with its trademark mix of high cinematic art and Hollywood glitz, kicks off on a light note.
There is a tragic contradiction in the way elderly care is administered in Hong Kong as thousands of senior are consigned to substandard institutions that are not permitted to levy fees beyond the monthly CSSA.
The city is replete with history. But, our reporters, Chitralekha Basu and Song Wenwei, were intrigued by much more.
American Michael Stephen Kai Sui has become a Chinese Internet phenomenon by releasing videos of himself imitating people from around the world.