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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo arrives at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on the first day that traders are allowed back onto the historic floor of the exchange

Friday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Modestly Higher Although Covid-19 Cases Spike

U.S. stocks opened slightly higher on Friday as Biden calls for end to shareholder capitalism.

Sweden Ex-envoy Cleared In China Dissident Case

Anna Lindstedt, Beijing envoy between 2016 and 2019, is accused of brokering an unauthorised meeting to get a Chinese-Swedish publisher released

Sweden ex-envoy cleared in China dissident case

US Okays Possible Sale Of F-35 Fighters For Japan, Patriot Missile Upgrade For Taiwan

The deals will bolster Japan and Taiwan's defense capabilities, and send a strong message to China that the U.S. will stand by its allies in the face of Beijing's aggressive actions.

Apple CEO Tim Cook kicks off the tech giant's developer conference which was being held online only as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic

iPhone 12, Pro RAM Details Leaked; Apple Reportedly Wants To Cut Production Delay

Supply chain sources claim that Apple is working to cut the delay on the production of iPhone 12 while a new leak reveals RAM specs of the upcoming iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro models.

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Hong Kong policeman, who asked to be identified as Ling, was struck by corrosive liquid on October 1 when unrest swept through the city on China's National Day.

No Regrets: Wounded Hong Kong Police Vow To Keep Enforcing Law

No regrets: wounded Hong Kong police vow to keep enforcing law

Mars 2020: NASA’s Perseverance Rover Attached To Rocket Ahead Of Launch

The Perseverance rover is now another step closer to its summer launch.

The Serbian capital Belgrade has been hit by clashes, with protesters outraged over the government's handling of the pandemic and the return of a round-the-clock weekend lockdown

Global Stocks Mostly Lower As Infection Numbers Rattle Investors

Global stocks mostly lower as infection numbers rattle investors

An estimated 2.8 million people depend on aid in northwest Syria, the United Nations says

Syrians Alarmed At Russia Push To Limit Cross-border Aid

Syrians alarmed at Russia push to limit cross-border aid

The virus has killed nearly 550,000 people

WHO Launches Global Pandemic Response Probe

WHO launches global pandemic response probe

How Many More Luckin Coffees? SEC To Discuss Listed Chinese Firms' Lax Accounting Standards, Fraud

The government has pushed legislation to make it harder for Chinese companies to list on U.S. exchanges

Chinese Communist Party Secretary for Xinjiang Chen Quanguo, seen here during the National People's Congress in Beijing in March 2019, has been slapped with US sanctions over the treatment of the Uighur minority

US Punishes Senior Chinese Officials Over Uighur Rights

US punishes senior Chinese officials over Uighur rights

Soldiers from China's People's Liberation Army march on Red Square in Moscow during a June 2020 parade to mark the 75th anniversary of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany, amid US pressure for both Russia and China to join nuclear arms talks

US Invites China To Arms Control Talks, Seeing Opening

US invites China to arms control talks, seeing opening

The US has submitted its notice of withdrawal to the the World Health Organization

World Health Organization Panel To Review World Governments' Responses To Coronavirus Pandemic

The independent panel will be headed by a former New Zealand prime minister and Liberian president, with the co-heads to select the rest of the panel.