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Diplomatic ties between London and Beijing have been frayed by China's new security law for Hong Kong

China Warns UK It Will 'Fight Back' After Britain Suspends Hong Kong Extradition Deal

A spokesperson at the Chinese Embassy in London said in a statement that attempts to pressure China over National Security Law are "…doomed to failure."

Hard Stuff: Remy Cointreau Sales Plunge By Third

Consumers drank less during coronavirus lockdowns, hurting sales at spirits firms like Remy Cointreau

Hard stuff: Remy Cointreau sales plunge by third

Volvo Forecasts 'Strong Second-half Recovery'

Volvo sees the drop in sales due to the coronavirus pandemic as just temporary

Volvo forecasts 'strong second-half recovery'

China has established new administrative districts for the contested Paracel island chain

South China Sea Dispute: Beijing Warns US Against Military Escalation

The U.S. refers to the deployment of the two aircraft carriers to the area as "freedom of navigation" exercises in waters that the U.S. considers international territory.

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US President Donald Trump, pictured here in a face mask on July 11, 2020 as he visited a hospital, posted a similar image on Twitter

Trump Praises Himself: Posts Photo Wearing A Face Mask, Then Calls Himself 'Patriotic'

President Donald Trump calls himself "patriotic" for wearing a mask for the first time in public.

Democrat Leaders Say Congress A Target For Foreign Interference

A letter from top Democrat leaders has raised the concern and called for an FBI briefing before August.

Trump Says Wearing Mask 'Patriotic' In Tweet Showing His Face Covered

Trump says wearing mask 'patriotic' in tweet showing his face covered

Monday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Move Higher On Promising Vaccines, Amazon Boosts Nasdaq

US stocks rose on Monday as Chevron agreed to buy Noble Energy, the biggest energy merger since the pandemic began.

John Oliver, Alex Trebek Confront Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories In Unexpected Joint Effort

Oliver discussed his plan on Sunday night's episode of his HBO show.

China imposed a new national security law on Hong Kong late last month, straining ties with Taiwan

UK Suspends Extradition Treaty, Extends Weapon Sales Embargo To Hong Kong Over Security Laws

U.K. officials cited articles in China's new national security laws they said would further restrict free speech and limit Hong Kong's legal jurisdiction.

Walmart Renews Talks To Sell Majority Stake In UK Grocery Business, Asda

Walmart initially bought Asda in 1999

Jack Ma’s Ant Group Fintech Firm Seeks Dual Listing Of IPOs On Hong Kong And China Exchanges

Ant Group seeks to achieve a huge market valuation of $200 billion

US Sanctions 11 Chinese Firms Over Uighur Rights Violations

US sanctions 11 Chinese firms over Uighur rights violations

Protesters hold a sign reading "Freedom for Furgal!", referring to the Far Easter region of Khabarovsk's sacked governor Sergei Furgal

Putin Names New Governor To Far East Region Hit By Protests

Putin names new governor to Far East region hit by protests

Uighur men resing in front of a coffee bar in Kashgar, western Xinjiang. China denies abusing the Uighur population and says such accusations are slander

China Says Britain Going Down 'Wrong Path' Over Hong Kong

China says Britain going down 'wrong path' over Hong Kong

East China Sea Tensions: Beijing Demands Japanese Boats Stay Away From Disputed Islands

Scuffles between China and Japan over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands have been occurring since 1895. The latest back and forth was a complaint by China over Japanese fishing boats that they say were "trespassing".

Staff at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre in Dubai followed the broadcast launch on July 19, 2020 of the "Hope" Mars probe on a large streen

First Arab Space Mission To Mars Launches From Japan

First Arab space mission to Mars launches from Japan

Former Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic candidate for president, speaking at an event in Wilmington, Delaware, on July 15, 2020.

Elections 2020: As Biden's Star Rises, Investors Watch Nervously

Analysts say Joe Biden's tax plan can shave off companies' profits, adding to the coronavirus uncertainty weighing on investors' minds.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspects the Pyongyang General Hospital project

N. Korea's Kim Berates Officials Over Troubled Flagship Hospital

N. Korea's Kim berates officials over troubled flagship hospital

The long-anticipated blast-off of the unmanned spacecraft at 6:58 am local time (2158 GMT Sunday) from Japan's Tanegashima Space Center was met with rapturous applause in the Emirates

UAE Successfully Launches 'Hope,' First Of Three Major Mars Missions This Summer

The 'Hope' probe is expected to arrive at the Red Planet in February 2021, in time for the 50th anniversary of the UAE's formation.

TikTok, which faces a possible US ban, has long battled accusations it is a spying tool for Beijing

TikTok Relocating? Company In Talks For London HQ To Try And Distance Itself From Chinese Ownership

The popular video-sharing app is reportedly looking to distance its public image from its Chinese owners.

Commuters wear face masks on a metro train in Hong Kong. The city's leader says coronavirus is running "out of control" afater a daily record number of new cases

Hong Kong Leader Says Coronavirus Now Spreading 'Out Of Control'

The deadly coronavirus is spreading out of control in Hong Kong with a record 100 new cases confirmed, the finance hub's leader said as she tightened social distancing measures to tackle the sudden surge in infections.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres (pictured February 2020) called the cross-border humanitarian delivery program into Syria "a lifeline for millions of civilians whom the United Nations cannot reach by other means"

UN Chief Attacks Inequality Of Global Institutions Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres believes inequality remains a major problem in global institutions, and has said that rich countries are not doing enough to help poor states amid the pandemic.

Protesters carried banners readingÂ "Freedom for Furgal!"

Tens Of Thousands Stage Anti-Kremlin Protests In Russia's Far East

Tens of thousands stage anti-Kremlin protests in Russia's Far East

Joe Biden says he has started to receive intelligence briefings as the presumptive Democratic candidate for US president

Russia And China Out To Undermine US Election, Says Biden

"The Russians are still engaged in trying to delegitimize our electoral process. Fact," the presumptive Democratic challenger said at a fundraiser on Friday according to the Washington Post.