On July 16, Putin and Trump held their first one-on-one meeting in the Finnish capital, which both sides considered the first step toward better relations between the two countries.
On March 26, Beijing housing authorities tightened regulations on commercial real estate projects as a way to cool down a housing market with soaring prices fueled by speculative buyers.
On May 27, Song Liuping, Huawei's chief legal officer, wrote in an opinion article in the Wall Street Journal that Huawei had sued and would file a motion for summary judgment asking a US court to declare the NDAA law unconstitutional.
On May 2, less than a week after President Xi Jinping made a speech promoting the development of the Yangtze River Economic Belt in which he reiterated the importance of environmental protection, the province's top leaders sailed down the river to assess the layout of industrial clusters and protection measures.
On Friday, China announced a 25 percent tariff on billion worth of American products, including soybeans, corn, wheat, beef, dairy products and sorghum, effective July 6. Many of those farm products are grown in states where Donald Trump received strong support during the 2016 presidential election.
On Oct 28, 1990, a villager in Dongliao county of Jilin province found a woman's body in a vegetable field. Police verified that it was the body of a woman surnamed Deng who had been missing from the village for a year.
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On March 29, a video circulated widely on Chinese social media showing a foreign man who refused to wear mask in a public area and cursed at and attacked an epidemic prevention worker in Xi'an, Shaanxi province.
On Jan 3, Li was summoned to Zhongnan Street Police Station in Wuhan, where officers talked with him about "spreading fake information on the internet". He was reprimanded, but not fined or detained.
On Nov 13, 2018, the total number of documents on the China Judgements' Online website had exceeded 55 million, and the total number of website visits had exceeded 20 billion.
On Monday, the FAA met privately with foreign regulators in Montreal to discuss safety updates. New FAA Administrator Steve Dickson said the meeting was informational, and he didn't expect a breakthrough on returning MAX jets to service.