China’s central bank will support Hong Kong’s move to double its yuan funding facility to 200 billion yuan, citing strong demand from the SAR’s banks
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Provincial governments are targeting GDP growth of around 4.5 to 5 percent in 2026, with heavy emphasis on value-added, innovation-led development
The final phase of bronze statue restoration at the UNESCO World Heritage site is nearing completion, with a dove sculpture proving the most complex to repair
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Alex Honnold climbed Taipei’s famed landmark without ropes or safety gear, free-soloing the 508-metre skyscraper during a live Netflix broadcast
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A fast-track system has opened up for eligible foreign passport holders with mainland or Macao residency or multi-entry visas for the mainland
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