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Putin says China’s proposal could be basis for peace in Ukraine after meeting with Xi
Mr Putin accused Western powers of fighting “to the last Ukrainian”, while Mr Xi reiterated China’s “neutral position” on Ukraine and called for dialogue.The summit was seen as a coup for isolated Putin days after he was subject to an ICC arrest warrant.US Treasuries, once safe-haven investments, have suffered their most volatile period since the global financial crisis.Madam Halimah also noted that women had made huge strides in both countries on various fronts.
He had to widen alliances with other camps in party, at the expense of his own loyalists, writes Malaysia bureau chief Shannon Teoh.Controversy over JJ Lin’s Hong Kong concert due to non-appearance of Mirror singer Ian Chan
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