China's No. 3 leader warns HK activists against 'crossing a line'
China's third-ranked leader warned advocates of Hong Kong independence on Friday that they were "crossing a line", local media reported.
China's third-ranked leader warned advocates of Hong Kong independence on Friday that they were "crossing a line", local media reported.
An industrial city in eastern China has closed several factories, including many steel and nickel pig iron producers, in an apparent sign the government is stepping up enforcement of a new environmental law in the face of growing public discontent over pollution.
Saudi Arabia is pushing for Sunni Muslim Middle East countries to set aside differences over political Islam and focus on what it sees as more urgent threats from Iran and Islamic State.
An Egyptian court opened the trial on Thursday of 213 suspected militants, including members of the army and police, on charges of joining Egypt's most active militant group and attempting to assassinate the interior minister, judicial sources said.