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Hyundai Motor opens CRADLE innovation center in Berlin

Hyundai Motor Co. said Friday it has launched its fourth open innovation center, named CRADLE, in Berlin, Germany, which will be put in charge of forging cooperation with European partners that possess the technologies of the future

Baidu's self-driving taxis to run in Changsha in late 2019

Self-driving taxis are expected to run on the streets in the central Chinese city of Changsha in the second half of 2019 thanks to the cooperation between the city and artificial intelligence giant Baidu

Asian markets mostly up as China, US hail trade talks progress

Asian markets mostly rose in holiday-thinned trade Friday on hopes that China and the United States will hammer out a trade deal after both sides sounded notes of optimism

Ambassador Khalid invites Chinese companies to invest in SEZs during Shandong visit

World's first 5G phone released in South Korea

UPDATE - China's Xi in Message to Trump Expresses Hope for Early Trade Talks Conclusion - Statement

Brexit chaos stirs bafflement in UK ex-colonies

Most Asian markets rise with China, US optimistic on trade

China's Xi in Message to Trump Expresses Hope for Early Trade Talks Conclusion - Statement

US, China, Russia Should Invest in Long-Term Peace Instead of Spending on Weapons - Trump

South Korea launches first national 5G networks -- two days early

Trump Says US-China Trade Negotiations Are 'Coming Along Well'

Venezuelan Deputy Foreign Minister Says Cooperation With China, Russia Developing Well

Venezuela's cooperation with its strategic partners Russia and China is developing well, Venezuelan Deputy Foreign Minister Ivan Gil told Sputnik during the first meeting of Russian-Venezuelan entrepreneurs

Anticipation mounts for Trump-Xi summit as US-China talks near end

The White House on Thursday stoked anticipation President Donald Trump could announce a summit with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to finalize a trade agreement resolving their nine month-trade war

Scientists' Group Calls on EU to Follow Brussels in Halting 5G Projects Due to Health Risk

EU countries and cities should follow the example of Belgium and Brussels and halt projects related to 5G high-speed internet development because of potential health risks, Advisors to the International Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Scientist Appeal, an international advocacy group uniting specialists in the field, told Sputnik