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The European continent is re-opening. From Monday cafes and restaurants in Paris can open in full and not just on terraces outside

EU's Haphazard Route To Post-lockdown Border Reopenings

EU's haphazard route to post-lockdown border reopenings

China Virus Cluster Grows As European Borders Reopen

China was the first country to implement extreme restrictions on movement early this year

China virus cluster grows as European borders reopen

Hong Kong Disneyland To Reopen After Five-month Virus Closure

Hong Kong Disneyland is set to reopen after nearly five months of closure forced by the coronavirus pandemic

Hong Kong Disneyland to reopen after five-month virus closure

Paramilitary police have been deployed and nearby housing estates put into lockdown following the emergence of a new cluster of infections at a Beijing market

Asian Markets Slip On Fears Of Second Virus Wave

Asian markets slip on fears of second virus wave

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Of the 57 new cases logged by Chinese authorities, 36 were domestic infections in the capital

Fears Of Virus Second Wave As China Battles Fresh Outbreak

Fears of virus second wave as China battles fresh outbreak

Chinese officials have closed the Xinfadi wholesale market, which has been linked to a new cluster of coronavirus cases

Mass Virus Testing In Beijing After New Cluster Triggers Lockdowns

Mass virus testing in Beijing after new cluster triggers lockdowns

China's coronavirus travel ban is wreaking havoc among foreign companies and international schools, as executives, teachers and students are left stranded in their home countries

China's Foreigner Ban Leaves Global Businesses In Limbo

China's foreigner ban leaves global businesses in limbo

China Reports 57 New Virus Cases, Highest Daily Count Since April

China reports 57 new virus cases, highest daily count since April

Fresh China Cluster Raises Fears For Pandemic Control

Fresh China cluster raises fears for pandemic control

Tesla News: Automaker's Factory Too Lax During Coronavirus? TSLA Shares Hit Record High This Week

Tesla has denied coronavirus transmission among its employees.

Protesters on June 12 marked the one-year anniversary of major clashes between police and pro-democracy demonstrators

Hong Kong Policeman Reprimanded For 'I Can't Breathe' Remark

Hong Kong policeman reprimanded for 'I can't breathe' remark

Authorities closed Xinfadi meat wholesale market in Beijing after it was linked to a fresh cluster of coronavirus cases

Parts Of Beijing Locked Down Due To Fresh Virus Cluster

Parts of Beijing locked down due to fresh virus cluster

Three US Aircraft Carrier Groups Patrol Indo-Pacific In Warning To China

Three American aircraft carriers patrolling the Indo-Pacific waters are meant to be a clear sign to China that its massive naval force is fully prepared to respond as needed at any time.

Last year, China sentenced two Canadian nationals to death on drug trafficking charges during an escalating diplomatic row with Canada

China Sentences Australian To Death For Drug Trafficking

China sentences Australian to death for drug trafficking

Pro-democracy protesters rally in a shopping mall in Hong Kong on June 12, 2020

Hong Kongers Sing Protest Anthem One Year After Major Clashes

Hong Kongers sing protest anthem one year after major clashes

China's President Xi Jinping and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi have met several times, including at the 10th BRICS summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, in July 2018

Is A Boycott Of Chinese Made Products A Good Idea For India?

CAIT wants to reduce the volume of imports from China to $13 billion by December 2021.

Italy's Health Minister Roberto Speranza was among those to face questioning

Prosecutors Question Italy PM Over Handling Of Virus Crisis

Prosecutors question Italy PM over handling of virus crisis

This Week In Retail: Retailers Close More Stores While Bankruptcy Looms For Others

More retailers announced that they were closing stores this week as other retailers find themselves weighing bankruptcy as a financial option.

Former national security advisor John Bolton (l) says President Donald Trump wanted to freeze military aid to Ukrain until Kiev opened an investigation into Joe Biden, the frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination

John Bolton Book: Trump Just Interested In Reelection, Approaches Foreign Policy Like A Real Estate Deal

The former national security adviser says Ukraine was not the only foreign policy transgression committed by Trump.

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has appeared in a video playing with his dog and watching TV as part of efforts to encourage Japanese people to stay at home

Japan May Allow Immigration Of Hong Kong Financial Sector, Specialized Workers

Japan has criticized China’s security law in Hong Kong

Zynn, a rival of TikTok, was removed from Google Play Store after accusations of stolen content, which it says was an 'isolated incident'

TikTok Rival Zynn Blames Google Play Removal On 'Isolated Incident'

TikTok rival Zynn blames Google Play removal on 'isolated incident'

Beijing reacted furiously to Australian support for a COVID-19 inquiry, targeting Canberra on a number of fronts

Beijing Warns Students About Studying In Australia, Canberra Refuses To Be Intimidated

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Thursday he would not be intimidated by what he described as” coercion” from Beijing.

Russian Airline Flying Pigs To China From France In 747 Jumbo Jets Records Hefty Profit Amid Pandemic

The airline group is helping China meet its livestock demand amid pandemic by importing breeding pigs from foreign lands in its cargo carriers.

Transforming Spleen Into Liver Might Solve Global Challenge For Transplantation

The idea is to reconstruct an existing organ to develop the function of another -- dysfunctional one.

Twitter is banned in China, which uses a 'Great Firewall' to restrict access to news and information

Twitter Deletes Chinese 'State-linked' Disinformation Network

Twitter deletes Chinese 'state-linked' disinformation network

US President Donald Trump (R) meets with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un (L) at the start of their summit in Singapore on June 12, 2018 -- two years on, Pyongyang says any hopes for better ties have turned to feelings of "despair"

North Korea Denounces US Two Years After Singapore Summit

North Korea denounces US two years after Singapore summit

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