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Zhou Fengsuo -- a US based Tiananmen survivor -- said his Zoom accounts was among those closed

Zoom Accedes To Chinese Demands To Shutter Online Activist Meetings

Zoom accedes to Chinese demands to shutter online activist meetings

Fearful Hong Kongers Rush To Secure Limited British Passports

China's plan to impose a sweeping national security law on Hong Kong has many in the city considering whether to use their British National (Overseas) passports to emigrate

Fearful Hong Kongers rush to secure limited British passports

Monitor Air Pollution Levels In Your City Using ESA's Global Air Pollution Map

The new ESA map presents 14-day nitrogen dioxide levels on a global and local scale.

Twitters said the Chinese network was pushing Beijing's narrative on the Hong Kong protests and the coronavirus pandemic and criticising Taiwan

Twitter Removes China, Russia And Turkey 'State-linked' Accounts

Twitter removes China, Russia and Turkey 'state-linked' accounts

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TSMC is the world's largest contract microchip maker and produces the processors that provide the computing muscle for everything from iPhones to servers

TSMC Developing 4nm Processors, May Help Apple Gain Edge Over Huawei

The Taiwanese chipset maker has stopped making chipsets for Huawei after the Trump administration tightened restrictions on the Chinese tech giant.

NYC Health Department Suggests 'Kinky' Safe Sex Guidelines Amid COVID-19

The guidelines are supposed to help prevent coronavirus transmissions during sexual encounters for people with active sex life.

Hong Kong activist Lee Cheuk-yan says his Zoom account has been suspended

Shuttered Zoom Accounts Raise China Free Speech Fears

Unlike competitors such as Google and Facebook, Zoom is not banned in communist China, which uses its "Great Firewall" to scrub its internet and censor negative information.

Scott Morrison's comments were the latest salvo in a long-brewing diplomatic dispute between Australia and China

Australia Won't Be 'Intimidated' By China Economic Threats: PM

Australia won't be 'intimidated' by China economic threats: PM

The pandemic is gaining ground in Latin America -- including in Mexico, where this mural was painted

Latin America Logs 70,000 Coronavirus Deaths

Latin America logs 70,000 coronavirus deaths

Lee Cheuk-yan, centre, says he has been locked out of his Zoom account since late May

Hong Kong Tiananmen Activist Says Locked Out Of Zoom

Hong Kong Tiananmen activist says locked out of Zoom

Grubhub competes in the meal delivery market with Uber, which according to reports has made an acquisition offer

Grubhub, Just Eat Takeaway Merger To Create 'World’s Largest Food Delivery Business Outside China'

Just Eat Takeaway will acquire Grubhub’s 100% of shares in an all-stock transaction worth $7.3 billion.

HSBC Under Fire In UK For Backing China's Hong Kong Law

HSBC under fire in UK for backing China's Hong Kong law

Heavy rain caused flooding in the popular tourist destination of Yangshuo

Dozens Killed As South China Hit By Floods And Rainstorms

Dozens killed as south China hit by floods and rainstorms

The US House Judiciary Committee wants to hear from Jeff Bezos -- pictured in May 2019 -- over reports that Amazon used sensitive data from third-party sellers on its platform in order to develop competing products

Jeff Bezos Net Worth Would've Hit $200 Billion If Not For Divorce

Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Bezos ended their marriage after spending 25 years together. Their divorce affected the Amazon CEO’s net worth.

Zhou Fengsuo, seen here in New York in 2019, was a leader of the Tiananmen Square student uprising

Raising Speech Fears, Zoom Briefly Shuts Account Over Tiananmen

Raising speech fears, Zoom briefly shuts account over Tiananmen

The carving was found among burnt animal remains and fragments of ceramics at a site in north central Henan province

Tiny Songbird Is East Asia's 'Oldest' Carved Artwork

Tiny songbird is East Asia's 'oldest' carved artwork

Officials point to Russia's relatively low mortality rate as evidence it is safe to ease lockdowns

Latin America Passes 70,000 Deaths As Virus Slashes Global Economy

Latin America passes 70,000 deaths as virus slashes global economy

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo holds a news conference in front of an image of Paul Whelan, a former US marine who was arrested for alleged spying in Moscow

Pompeo Vows Probe Into 'Inappropriate' Treatment Of Foreign Reporters

Pompeo vows probe into 'inappropriate' treatment of foreign reporters

The search for a vaccine is a race against time, scientists say

Is There A Coronavirus Vaccine On The Way? What To Know About Testing Of Ad26.COV2-S Recombinant

J&J said its human trials of Ad26.COV2-S recombinant will begin July, pushing up the timeline from September.

Jobs are disappearing by the hundreds of thousands

Virus To Slice At Least 6% Off World Economy: OECD

Virus to slice at least 6% off world economy: OECD

Total investment in renewables in 2019 was $282.2 billion, roughly the same as the year before

Renewables Booming But Not Enough To Meet Climate Targets: UN

Renewables booming but not enough to meet climate targets: UN

OECD Secretary-General Jose Angel Gurria (pictured October 1, 2019) said that "failure to reach greement by 2020" could have significant negative consequences on the global economy

Global Economy Facing Deep Recession, Long Painful Recovery: OECD

OECD provided outlooks for two different scenarios, one included a second outbreak of virus

An aerial view shows Pagasa Island, part of the disputed Spratly group of islands, in the South China Sea

Challenging China: Philippines Plans Military Infrastructure On Disputed Pag-Asa Island

There is speculation that the island could become a flashpoint between the two countries.

A rescued pangolin in Uganda. International trade in pangolins is illegal but its body parts have been sold on the black market for use in traditional Chinese medicine, though scientists say they have no therapeutic value

Wildlife Activists Welcome China's New Pangolin Protections

Wildlife activists welcome China's new pangolin protections

A widespread outbreak of swine fever wiped out about 40 percent of China's pig herd

China Reports Progress In Swine Fever Vaccine Trials

China reports progress in swine fever vaccine trials

The EU urged web giants including Twitter, Facebook and Google to do more to tackle the "massive wave" of harmful online disinformation triggered by the coronavirus pandemic

EU Backs Twitter In Trump Fact-check Row

EU backs Twitter in Trump fact-check row

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