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Nuclear Envoys from China and South Korean Meet in Seoul
Chief nuclear envoys from China and South Korea met in Seoul on Sunday amid high tension on the Korean Peninsula.
The meeting came after the U.S. presented a draft U.N. Security Council resolution on Thursday.
If endorsed, the resolution would tighten existing restrictions on North Korea and create the toughest U.N. sanctions regime in two decades.
A Security Council meeting had previously been scheduled for later today to discuss the draft.
But the meeting is reportedly being delayed as Russia said it needs more time to review the document.
China has been stressing that the UN resolution should aim to prevent North Korea from developing its nuclear and missile programs, and should not affect the daily lives of people in North Korea.
China marks 1st anniversary of soccer reform
Chinese football authorities have marked the one year anniversary of the beginning of a reform program designed to raise the standard of play in this country.
Cai Zhenhua, head of the Chinese Football Association, outlined progress over the past year, including the separation of the CFA from the General Administration of Sport, and rapid development in school soccer and the soccer industry.
Last week, China abolished the government's soccer management body - the Chinese Football Administrative Center.
The move gives CFA more latitude in making decisions in management, pay rate setting, and selection of national team coaches.
US Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew visits China
US Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew has met with Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang in Beijing.
During the meeting, Lew encouraged China to continue moving toward a more transparent and market-determined exchange rate.
He is scheduled to meet with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Monday morning.
The US Treasury Secretary took part in the G20 meeting in Shanghai on Friday and Saturday.
His next stop will be Hong Kong.
China facing big food supply shortfall: official
China is facing shortfalls in its food supply.
Central agricultural authorities say the country had a shortfall of between 20 and 25 million tons between the amount of grain produced and the amount consumed.
Official data shows China's total grain output increased 2.4 percent year on year to 620 million tons in 2015.
Food imports reached a record 120 million tons last year, with soybean accounting for 70 percent of the total.
Authorities says the government will secure the supply of staple foods, protect farmland, and maintain production capacity.
China's sharing economy worth 1.95 trln yuan: report
The latest figure shows China's sharing economy - everything from ride hailing apps to online auctioneers - created a market worth nearly 2 trillion yuan or 300 billion U.S. dollars in 2015.
According to a report released by the National Information Center, there are 50 million sharing business providers in China and they have over 500 million customers.
The report says the sharing economy will grow at an annual rate of 40 percent in the next five years, and may represent up to 10 percent of China's GDP by 2020.
Domestic taxi-hailing app Didi Kuaidi raised tens of billions of US dollars last year from global investors.
It received 1.4 billion calls in 2015, and the figure might double this year.
Pilot killed in Hong Kong plane crash
A pilot has died after his aircraft crashed into a reservoir in Hong Kong.
Local police received a call on Saturday afternoon, saying a small plane fell into the water in the New Territories district.
The victim was confirmed to be the pilot of a single-engine Z42 trainer aircraft.
Rescuers also recovered a single wheel and some debris.
The aircraft belonged to the Hong Kong Aviation Club.
There were no other passengers on board when the incident occurred.
An investigation is underway.
Iran election: Reformists win all 30 Tehran seats
Allies of Iran's reformist president Hassan Rouhani have won a landslide victory in the first elections since Iran signed a nuclear deal with world powers.
With 90 percent of the votes counted, the pro-Rouhani List of Hope is set to take all 30 seats in Tehran.
The leading conservative candidate Gholamali Haddad-Adel is in 31st place.
Millions voted on Friday to elect the 290-seat parliament as well as members of the Assembly of Experts.
Swiss vote whether to expel foreigners for minor crimes
People in Switzerland vote on Sunday on whether to automatically expel foreigners who commit minor crimes.
The proposal has been put forward by the right-wing Swiss People's Party.
Opponents say the new law may create a two-tier justice system which will unfairly target foreigners who live permanently and legally in the country.
If adopted, the proposal would strengthen moves adopted in 2010 to deport foreigners convicted of murder or sexual violence.
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