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FBI Director Christopher Wray, seen here during a February 2020 congressional hearing, says that China has preferences in the US election

FBI Chief Says China Has Preferences In US Election

FBI chief says China has preferences in US election

Russia Urges Against Marmot Hunt Over Plague Fears

A man carries a child in the center of Bayan-Ulgii, a province of Mongolia bordering Russia and China which has seen two bubonic plague cases

Russia urges against marmot hunt over plague fears

Hong Kong Set To Become A New Tibet, Says Exiled Leader

âWe stand in solidarity with the people in Hong Kong, absolutely,â the president of the Tibetan government-in-exile Lobsang Sangay said on the new security law imposed on the city by Beijing.He welcomed reports of deescalation in the Himalayasâ Ga

Hong Kong set to become a new Tibet, says exiled leader

China’s Biggest Chipmaker Planning Huge Offering On Shanghai Exchange

SMIC already trades on the Hong Kong exchange.

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Civil rights protests shaking the United States have resonated with many in Australia, which also wrestles with the legacy of a racist past

Australia Racist Attack: Chinese-Australians Band Together to Hunt Down White Attackers

Racial incidents against Chinese-Australians are on the increase in Australia, prompting some to take a vigilante approach to catch the attackers.

Australia's warning to its citizens to be wary of travel to China is the latest sign of frayed relations

Australia Warns Of 'Arbitrary Detention' In China

Australia warns of 'arbitrary detention' in China

East China Sea Tensions: Japan Coast Guard Blocks Chinese Ships Near Disputed Islands

The tensions between China and Japan over the Senkaku Islands continued when the Japanese Coast Guard blocked some Chinese vessels who had come within 2.5 miles of the island putting some fishing boats at risk.

Chinese-owned TikTok has become a global social media sensation

US 'Looking At' Banning TikTok And Other Chinese Apps: Pompeo

India has already barred the wildly popular TikTok app over national security and privacy concerns while other countries are reportedly mulling similar measures.

Samsung is the world's largest smartphone maker

Samsung Electronics Forecasts Profits Jump Despite Virus

Samsung Electronics forecasts profits jump despite virus

Lin Dan said on Saturday that he was bringing the curtain down on a career that brought double Games gold and five world titles

Lin Dan Retirement Ends Era Of 'Chinese Sports Superstar'

Lin Dan retirement ends era of 'Chinese sports superstar'

Certain political views, slogans and signs became illegal in Hong Kong overnight with the passage of China's new national security law for the city

China Censors Hong Kong Internet, US Tech Giants Resist

China censors Hong Kong internet, US tech giants resist

China-owned TikTok says it is stopping its popular video snippet-sharing app from working in Hong Kong due to "recent events"

TikTok Says Stopping App Operation In Hong Kong

TikTok says stopping app operation in Hong Kong

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam denied allegations the security law would stifle freedoms

Hong Kong Leader Says Will 'Vigorously Implement' Security Law

Hong Kong leader says will 'vigorously implement' security law

Students get in some last minute study outside a school before entering to sit the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE), known as Gaokao, in Beijing

Chinese Students Take Virus-delayed College Entrance Exam

Chinese students take virus-delayed college entrance exam

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said foreign students will not be allowed to remain in the US this fall if all of their classes are moved online

US Says Foreign Students Whose Classes Move Online Cannot Stay

The United States said Monday it would not allow foreign students to remain in the country if all of their classes are moved online in the fall because of the coronavirus crisis.

Hong Kong police will be able to conduct a search without a warrant if they deem a threat to national security is 'urgent'

Hong Kong Police Granted Sweeping Security Surveillance Powers

Hong Kong police granted sweeping security surveillance powers

Facebook and its mobile messaging service WhatsApp are suspending cooperation with Hong Kong authorities to protect user information in the wake of China's passage of new security law for the financial hub

Facebook, Google, Twitter Pause User Info Requests From HK Govt

Facebook, Google, Twitter pause user info requests from HK govt

While authorities in some countries are reimposing virus containment measures, British pubs reopened at the weekend for the first time since late March as the country eases lockdowns

Stock Markets Rally On Economy Recovery Hopes

Stock markets rally on economy recovery hopes

A streetcar is seen in traffic in Toronto, Canada's largest city

Skilled Tech Workers Shut Out Of US By Trump’s Visa Order May Find Open Arms In Canada

Canada has a streamlined, rapid immigration processing system

Beijing is determined to end more than a year of democracy protests in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong Calls For Solidarity As Books Ordered Removed

Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong calls for solidarity as books ordered removed

China also formally charged two Canadians with espionage last month, more than a year after their detention, in apparent retaliation for the arrest of a top executive of Chinese telecom giant Huawei in Vancouver

UK May Eliminate Huawei Equipment From Its 5G Network Over Security Fears

The U.S. has been urging the U.K, to block Huawei gear

Hong Kong's libraries said they were also pulling titles deemed to breach the law for a review

HK Govt Tells Schools To Remove Books Breaching Security Law

HK govt tells schools to remove books breaching security law

Indian army sources said Chinese soldiers were seen dismantling tents and other structures in the contested Galwan Valley in Ladakh, the scene of deadly hand-to-hand fighting last month

India, China Agree To 'Complete Disengagement' From Deadly Border Flashpoint

India, China agree to 'complete disengagement' from deadly border flashpoint

The landslide victims were largely poor migrants who had travelled across the country to prospect in dangerous open-cast mines

Myanmar Army Sacks Officers Over Landslide Tragedy

Myanmar army sacks officers over landslide tragedy

Monday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Jump After Shanghai Stocks Surge Almost 6%

U.S. stocks gained on Monday despite raising cases of covid-19.

‘Not Intimidated’: US Navy Tweets Response To Chinese Tabloid On Carrier-Killer Missiles

"And yet, there they are," the U.S. Navy responded to a tweet from the Chinese website Global Times that U.S. aircraft carriers are in the South China Sea "at the pleasure" of the People's Liberation Army.

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