China Eastern Airlines flight MU5735, a Boeing 737-800 NG, was travelling to Guangzhou with 132 people on board when it crashed.

China Eastern Airlines flight MU5735 crashed on Monday afternoon while on its way to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.

The Boeing 737 crashed and caused a wildfire in Teng County, a small settlement in the southern Chinese province of Guangxi.

"It doesn't solve the problem," Qin said. "I would be surprised if Russia will back down by condemnation."

Marco Rubio told the WSJ in a statement that "any company operating in China is going to be pressured and exploited by the Chinese Communist Party."

"A potential deal in yuan is a sign that the world is looking for some counterweight to the US dollar," said a Boston College economist.

For the week, the S&P 500 surged 6.2% and the Nasdaq added 8.4%, with both marking their best weekly gains since November 2020.

Western powers sanctioned Russian entities after President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, crippling its economy. Experts say China is taking notes.

Surging numbers of virus cases prompted the new measures. Daily increases of more 1,000 cases are a warning, one expert said.

Tiananmen Square dissident-turned-New Yorker Xiong Yan laughs off the plot to frame him with porn or a sex worker, saying, 'That's made me more brave.'

China's secret police would use any dirty trick they could think of — a honey trap, planted porn, and violence — against a Long Island man, feds say.

Shenzhen — which is responsible for about half of online retail exports — went into a full COVID-19 lockdown on Sunday.

Kiyosaki noted Saudi Arabia's talks with China for yuan-based oil sales could mean an end to the US dollar's dominance.

Chinese Vice Premier Liu He promised policies that would boost financial markets and spur economic growth.

References to sensitive topics such as Taiwan and Hong Kong were cut so that publishers could save on costs in China, the Financial Times reported.

Tech stocks pulled the Nasdaq higher and each of the major indexes finished Tuesday in the green. Meanwhile, oil hovered near $100 a barrel.

Saudi Arabia may sell oil to China and be paid in yuan, potentially ending nearly 50 years of trading crude exclusively in US dollars, WSJ reported.