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Protests have broken out in multiple US cities over racial inequality and police brutality, which Chinese state media have compared with the unrest in Hong Kong

George Floyd Death And U.S. Rioting: Reactions From Around The Globe

Protests in support of U.S. demonstrators took place around the world.

Monday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Fall Amid US Riots, China-US Tensions, Oil Drops

U.S. stocks opened lower on Monday as dozens of cities try to clean up after riots

Beijing Planning Air Defense Zone In South China Sea, Could Deepen Tensions With US

China introduced Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) in the East China Sea back in 2013 to gain control of the airspace above the disputed Senkakus islands off the coast of Taiwan.

new app helps employees practice social distancing

New App Helps Businesses Track Employee Movement; Assists Personnel In Maintaining Social Distance

Movements of employees could now be tracked with the help of new devices designed to monitor social distancing, according to reports.

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Coronavirus Treatment: Russian Health Ministry Approves Japanese Flu Drug Avifavir

Avifavir has been used to treat severe forms of influenza in Japan and has been well studied since 2014.

Strawberry Moon, Eclipses: June Sky Events To Watch Out For

The Strawberry Moon and a penumbral lunar eclipse will occur this week.

This photo taken on May 5 shows a Long March 5B rocket lifting off from the Wenchang launch site on China's southern Hainan island

China Successfully Launches Two Satellites Into Planned Orbit

The Sunday launch marked the 333rd launch of the Long March rocket series.

Pyongyang has not confirmed a single coronavirus infection but has imposed strict prevention rules

North Korea To Reopen Schools As Virus Fears Ease

North Korea to reopen schools as virus fears ease

US President Donald Trump has cut ties with the World Health Organization over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic

Brazil Virus Toll Surges, Pope Address After 3 Months

Brazil virus toll surges, Pope address after 3 months

In this still image taken from NASA TV, NASA astronauts Bob Behnken (front) and Doug Hurley reach orbit on May 30, 2020, after launching from Kennedy Space Center in Florida

US Astronauts Enter Space Station In Milestone Mission

US astronauts enter space station in milestone mission

Kashmiri residents watch from their window near the site of a gun battle between suspected militants and Indian government forces on May 19, 2020 in the main city of Srinagar

India Expels Pakistan Embassy Officials For Alleged Spying

India expels Pakistan embassy officials for alleged spying

Pakistani elephant Kaavan is seen at the zoo in Islamabad in 2016, as activists have long called for his conditions to be improved

Coronavirus Effect On The Environment: Without Tourism, We Will Lose Elephants

The coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated, more clearly than ever before, the vitality of responsible ecotourism in maintaining and preserving our world's magnificent biodiversity.

Chinese Media Use Race Clashes To Criticise US Over Hong Kong

Chinese media use race clashes to criticise US over Hong Kong

A passenger walks along an airbridge at Tianhe Airport in Wuhan

German Engineer On China Charter Flight Tests Positive For Coronavirus

German engineer on China charter flight tests positive for coronavirus

Until now astronauts have all trained at Star City outside Moscow and blasted off from Baikonur launchpad in Kazakhstan

For Russia, SpaceX Success Is 'Wakeup Call'

For Russia, SpaceX success is 'wakeup call'

An employee works on an Airbus A220 aircraft at a factory in Shenyang in China's northeast

China Factory Activity Slows As Global Slump Drags On Growth

The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), a key gauge of activity in China's factories, was at 50.6 points in May, remaining above the 50-point mark separating growth from contraction each month.

The flag of the UN outside the New York headquarters of the world body, seen in a photo taken on September 23, 2019

Growing US-China Rivalry Seen Fueling UN Paralysis Amid Virus Crisis

Growing US-China rivalry seen fueling UN paralysis amid virus crisis

China - US Relations: How Trump Is Handling The Hong Kong Crisis Amid A Trade War

President Trump's decision on Hong Kong could "drastically" impact U.S. companies operating in the territory, one analyst says.

China drastically cut international flight routes in late March and imposed a entry ban on most foreigners -- including those with valid residence visas

First Flight Of Returning European Employees Lands In China

First flight of returning European employees lands in China

The revocation of special status could radically rearrange the fortunes of a city that has served for decades as the global economic gateway to China

What Could Losing US 'Special Status' Mean For Hong Kong?

What could losing US 'special status' mean for Hong Kong?

People stand at a booth where passersby can give their signatures in support of a new security law in Hong Kong

Trump Strips Hong Kong Privileges, Curbs Students In Volley On China

Trump strips Hong Kong privileges, curbs students in volley on China

People enjoy a sunny day atop Europe's tallest sand dune, the "Dune du Pilat", after its reopening in La Teste-de-Buch, France

Trump Cuts Ties With WHO Mid-pandemic, As Europe Speeds Reopening

Trump cuts ties with WHO mid-pandemic, as Europe speeds reopening

The decision by Chinese lawmakers to push ahead with the Hong Kong security law has raised tensions with the US and fanned fears they will renew their trade war

US Stocks End Mostly Up As Trump Stops Short Of Tariffs On China

US stocks end mostly up as Trump stops short of tariffs on China

US President Donald Trump said his administration would be looking into the practices of Chinese comapnies listed on US exchanges, of which there are around 156

US - China Relations: Trump Announces End Of Special Status For Hong Kong, Terminates Ties To WHO Over Coronavirus

The president also told a Rose Garden news conference he was ending ties to the World Health Organization over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic.