1st Chinese tourist group arrives in Egypt since COVID-19 outbreak

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Ahead of the upcoming Chinese New Year, Egypt received the first Chinese tourist group on Friday since the outbreak of COVID-19 three years ago. (Xinhua/Sui Xiankai)Ahead of the upcoming Chinese New Year, Egypt received the first Chinese tourist group on Friday since the outbreak of COVID-19 three years ago. During a welcoming ceremony for the Chinese tourist group at Cairo International Airport, Egyptian Vice Minister for Tourism and Antiquities Ghada Shalaby welcomed the Chinese tourists, expressing aspiration to see more Chinese tourist groups. Chinese tourists will find many Chinese products in Egypt that will make them feel at home, she added. Ahead of the upcoming Chinese New Year, Egypt received the first Chinese tourist group on Friday since the outbreak of COVID-19 three years ago.
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Dembele runs the show as Barcelona destroy Bilbao

视频播放位置下载安装Flash播放器FC Barcelona remain three points behind Real Madrid at the top of La Liga after a 4-0 win at home to Athletic Bilbao on Sunday night. Robert Lewandowski added a third in the 22nd minute and Bilbao weren't helped by Ander Herrera limping off injured. Herrera's replacement Dani Garcia also had to go off injured in what was a relatively tepid second half which saw Ferran Torres score Barca's fourth following a pass from Dembele. Atletico Madrid moved third after a 2-1 win away to Real Betis thanks to two goals from Antoine Griezmann. The visitors looked solid until Iza was sent off in the 41st minute after conceding a penalty.

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Verstappen equals win record at US Grand Prix

视频播放位置下载安装Flash播放器Max Verstappen equalled Formula 1's record of 13 Grand Prix victories in a single season, passing Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton to win the United States Grand Prix and ensuring that Red Bull sealed the 2022 Constructors' Championship. Undaunted, Verstappen got past Leclerc after a good battle on Lap 39, and then reeled in Hamilton before passing the Briton on Lap 50 of 56 to take his 13th win of 2022. After the race, Verstappen dedicated his win to Red Bull team founder Dietrich Mateschitz, who had passed away on Saturday after a long illness. If Verstappen wins one of the remaining three races of 2022, he will break the record for most Grand Prix wins in a single season. The 20th round of the 2022 F1 World Championship is next weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix.

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Roundup: Death toll rises to 57 as big freeze grips U.S.

While driving bans have been lifted in some communities, one such order remains in place in Buffalo, Poloncarz said, adding the city is "impassable in most areas," with abandoned vehicles scattered everywhere. "Stay home, stay off the roads, and stay safe." Weather forecasts on Sunday showed that much of the eastern United States would remain in a deep freeze through Monday before a moderating trend sets in on Tuesday. As of Sunday evening, electricity was out for tens of thousands of homes and businesses in the northeastern part of the United States. The snowfall at Buffalo Niagara International Airport totaled 43 inches as of Sunday morning, according to the U.S. National Weather Service.

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Now the battle really begins

Friday's clash against a street-smart Croatia team — the 2018 runner-up — is likely to be more chess than dance moves. Allowing the opponent to have the ball and playing on the counterattack against Argentina, however, is an altogether different proposition. Netherlands defender Virgil van Dijk was keen to debunk the perception that Argentina is a one-man team. England vs FranceStopping or, more realistically, limiting the damage Kylian Mbappe inflicts is key to England's chances of reaching a third consecutive tournament semifinal. "I'm representing my country at the quarterfinal in a World Cup, it's do or die really.

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Team China undeterred by tough World Cup draw

The draw for next year's Women's World Cup, which will be held from July 20 to Aug 20 in Australia and New Zealand, took place in Auckland over the weekend. "A challenge for us is to fine-tune the players' fitness in order to peak at the World Cup. I'm actually pretty confident about the coming World Cup." We hope to show the spirit of Asian women's soccer on the World Cup stage," said Wang Shanshan. "I watched many European matches, so I'm looking forward to playing against them.

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Why foreign enterprises double down on investment in China

Foreign-funded enterprises remain upbeat about investment prospects in China despite uncertainties brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic and battered global economy. "Driven by Chinese people's consumption upgrades, the Chinese aviation market has huge potential," said George Xu, CEO of Airbus China. Commercial aircraft deliveries in the country accounted for more than 23 percent of Airbus' total global deliveries in 2021, according to Airbus China. Earlier in July, Airbus confirmed the signature of orders with Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines and Shenzhen Airlines for 292 A320 family aircraft. "I think all of these factors attract many foreign enterprises to invest in China," Xu added.

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China's steadfast economic growth in past decade boon to world

The Chinese economy, with widely-recognized resilience and potential, will boost the confidence of a world facing pressing challenges, they said. "China's economy expanded more strongly than expected in the third quarter," The Wall Street Journal said in response to the released data. In fact, China's economic engine has always been roaring ahead. From 2012 to 2021, China's GDP grew from 53.9 trillion yuan (about 7.58 trillion dollars) to 114.4 trillion yuan (about 15.77 trillion dollars). Adding to China's efforts for an open world economy is the strengthened status of Chinese yuan in international payment.

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Roundup: Israel, Lebanon sign landmark deal to settle maritime border dispute

Later, Israeli caretaker Prime Minister Yair Lapid signed a similar letter in Jerusalem, following a special government meeting in which the ministers approved the deal. In broadcast remarks in Jerusalem, Lapid said the agreement was a "tremendous achievement" under which Lebanon has recognized Israel for the first time. It covers an area of about 860 square kilometers claimed by both countries, where natural gas fields have been discovered. Israel will keep its control over the Karish natural gas field. Israel would receive 17 percent of the profits from the unexplored Qana natural gas field, which under the deal will be under Lebanese control.

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