In This EditionPremier Li Keqiang embarks upon an official visit expected to further deepen China's relations with Ethiopia in particular and Africa in general.

Tension remains high in Ukraine despite the release of European military observers.

Egypt's presidential candidates officially kick off campaigns.

Millions of tourists swarm to Beijing during Labor Day holiday.

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