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Masks are increasingly becoming obligatory as nations struggle to curb new infections

Record Number Of New Virus Cases As Public Loses Faith In Govts

Record number of new virus cases as public loses faith in govts

Mass Anti-Kremlin Rallies Grip Russia's Far East

The running demonstrations in Russia's Far East have been some of the largest anti-government protests in years

Mass anti-Kremlin rallies grip Russia's Far East

US Consulate In China Readies For Closure As Diplomatic Row Rages

A worker removes the Great Seal of the United States from the front of the US consulate in the Chinese city of Chengdu

The deadline for the Americans to exit Chengdu remains unclear, but AFP reporters saw a worker on a small crane removed a circular U.S. insignia from the front of the consulate, leaving just an American flag flying.

A woman wearing a face mask walks along the Tuan Chau harbour in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

Vietnam Detects First Coronavirus Case In Nearly 100 Days

Vietnam detects first coronavirus case in nearly 100 days

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A spike in infections has forced a number of US states to reimpose containment measures, forcing some to close businesses crucial to economic growth

Stock Markets Retreat As US-China Tensions Rise

Stock markets retreat as US-China tensions rise

Friday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Drop As China-US Relations Worsen, Senate GOP Delays Relief Package

US stocks dropped on Friday on rising tensions between the US and China

Suspected Chinese Agent Arrested After Being Harbored In San Francisco Consulate

Tang Juan was in the custody of the U.S. Marshals Service and being held in Sacramento ahead of her first scheduled court appearance for the alleged

US Space Command said the threat against its systems was "increasing"

Russia Rejects Space Weapon Claim As 'Propaganda'

Russia rejects space weapon claim as 'propaganda'

Friday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Fall As China Closes American Consulate In Chengdu

US stocks dropped on Friday on rising tensions between the US and China

A 2019 US indictment accuses Meng Wanzhou and Huawei with conducting business in Iran in violation of US sanctions

USA Vs Huawei 'Princess': New Phase In High-stakes Court Case

USA vs Huawei 'Princess': new phase in high-stakes court case

Elite Indonesian navy frogmen wearing protective gear keep watch at a port in Jakarta as over 300 Indonesian crewmembers of the Explorer Dream cruise ship are brought ashore for testing and quarantine amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Indonesia Stages Major Naval Drills Amid Rising Tensions In South China Sea

On the agenda are sea battle simulations and 2,000 military personnel with 26 warships, 19 aircraft, 18 marine combat vehicles.

The US consulate in Chengdu has been ordered closed by China

China Orders Closure Of US Consulate In Retaliation For Closure Of Houston Consulate

The U.S. Consulate ordered to close was in the western city of Chengdu, near the region of Tibet and serves as the only U.S. Consulate in western China.

East China Sea Tensions: Japan Plans New Electronic Warfare Unit

A new electronic warfare unit in southern Japan will coordinate with an older system to the north to increase Japan's defensive capabilities in the event of an invasion on the Senkaku Islands. Increased tensions with China over the islands make it the most likely invader.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, seen here in 2019, apologized for the hack affecting prominent accounts and said the company was taking steps to improve resiliency

Twitter May Launch Subscription Service Soon

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said that the company is considering offering a subscription service to users as it deals with the impact of COVID-19 and a recent hack that compromised many accounts.

Pedestrians wear face masks in Beijing, China. Authorities in the country had appeared to have the virus largely under control

China Steps Up Testing After Virus Cluster In Major Port City

China steps up testing after virus cluster in major port city

It is a major victory for conservation groups who have in the past accused Vietnamese authorities of turning a blind eye to the rampant trade in endangered species

Vietnam Suspends Wildlife Trade As Pandemic Prods Action

Vietnam suspends wildlife trade as pandemic prods action

The WTA Wuhan Open was set to be a highlight of the Chinese tennis swing

Top Tennis, Athletics Axed In China As Coronavirus Edict Hits Hard

Top tennis, athletics axed in China as coronavirus edict hits hard

Alibaba will pay $2 billion for Kaola and invest $700 billion in NetEase Cloud Music

This Chinese Billionaire Gamer Made $24 Billion From Video Games

William Lei Ding has a net worth of $27.8 billion. He made it big in the online gaming industry after founding NetEase in the 1990s. His company was first to offer Marvel comics to China and Blizzard games such as “World of Warcraft” and “StarCraft.”