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The vote is expected to come during a meeting that begins at 3 p.m. EST Tuesday.

China cut bank reserve requirements for the fifth time in a year, injecting cash into the economy but also raising concerns about bubbles and “zombie” companies.

Beijing just made it easier for Chinese banks to lend money, a step it hopes will juice the economy without encouraging capital flight.

South Korean businesses are seeking government compensation for losses following the closure of a joint North-South Korean industrial complex.

The report, which touches on a a broad range of issues, comes a week after Prime Minister David Cameron set June 23 as the date for voting on the U.K.'s membership in the European Union.

Some Olympic athletes said they will hold off on plans to start a family until after the games had passed.

The latest finding about e-cigarettes leads the city's Council on Smoking and Health to call for a ban.

Japan has offered to provide the Philippines with surveillance aircraft as China reaffirms its military capability in the turbulent South China Sea region.

The move will continue to raise questions about whether China can pull off its shift to an economy oriented toward domestic demand and away from export-led growth.

The recent disappearances of Hong Kong booksellers have prompted fears that mainland Chinese authorities are attempting to curb civil rights in the region.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently accused Philippines of “political provocation” in seeking arbitration to resolve the territorial dispute in the South China Sea.

The multimillion-dollar search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 that went missing in March 2014 has stretched for nearly two years with no concrete clues about the plane’s whereabouts.

The layoffs, some of which will come in 2016, are part of the country’s efforts to cut industrial overcapacity.

Microblog portals were ordered to ban the account of Ren Zhiqiang, known for his bold remarks on China's economic policy, for “spreading illegal information.”

Tiangong-2 will be launched later this year, advancing China’s ambitious plan to build its own space station by 2022.

Several schools within Namibia's central Khomas region will offer classes in Mandarin, sponsored by the Chinese government.

The demonstration of discontent at an agriculture exposition follows months of nationwide protests over what the farmers' union calls a lack of government support.

China has been expanding its military presence on man-made islands in the disputed South China Sea.

Only two teams can advance to the ‘Heroes Of The Storm’ Spring Championship in Seoul.

G-20 finance ministers in Shanghai called for structural reform and stimulus measures in a compromise communiqué highlighting differing views.

The government official revealed the information in an interview this week without disclosing the name of the village or the timeline of the executions.