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China's Vice Premier Liu with US President Donald Trump in 2019 is expected at the White House again for the signing of a "phase one' trade deal between the two economic powers

US-China Trade Deal A Mixed Success For Trump

US-China trade deal a mixed success for Trump

Human Rights Watch Chief Says Barred From Entering Hong Kong

Human Rights Watch chief Kenneth Roth -- pictured in October 2019 -- said he was turned back by authorities at Hong Kong's airport

Human Rights Watch chief says barred from entering Hong Kong

China Slams US For Congratulating Tsai On Taiwan Poll Win

Chinese state media have accused Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen of using 'dirty tactics' for her election win

China slams US for congratulating Tsai on Taiwan poll win

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POCO F2 Confirmed; Could Arrive Next Month

It appears that the highly anticipated POCO F2 is coming sooner than anticipated as a new leak reveals Xiaomi already filed a trademark application for the device.

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US Economy: Which States Face Shrinking Economies In 2020?

Here are 10 states which will likely see their economies shrink in the first six months of the year.

Over the last four years China has ramped up economic and diplomatic pressure on Taiwan

Taiwan's Tsai Wins Landslide In Stinging Result For China

Taiwan's Tsai wins landslide in stinging result for China

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen (C) joins hands with Vice President-elect William Lai (L) and current Vice President Chen Chien-jen at campaign headquarters in Taipei on January 11, 2020; she was re-elected in a lopsided vote seen as a blow to China

US Hails Taiwan Leader's Re-election, 'Robust' Democracy

US hails Taiwan leader's re-election, 'robust' democracy

Supporters of Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen from the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) want the island to resist pressure from China

Tsai Leads Count In Taiwan Election Dominated By China Fears

Tsai leads count in Taiwan election dominated by China fears

Tim Cook speaks during a product launch at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California in September 2019

Why Apple Needs An Early Lead In 2020

Apple needs the lead this 2020 as its rivals start strong in this year.

The shutdown comes amid a dramatic tightening of censorship on Chinese media and entertainment

Curtain Falls On Chinese Film Festival As Censorship Intensifies

Curtain falls on Chinese film festival as censorship intensifies

Gholamreza Soleimani, commander of Iran's Basij militia forces, was among eight senior Iranian officials targeted ina new round of US sanctions

US Piles On Sanctions Pain Against Iran

US piles on sanctions pain against Iran

Huawei's Meng Wanzhou leaves the British Columbia Supreme Court in Vancouver in October 2019

Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou Can Be Extradited To US: Canada Attorney General

Meng Wanzhou, who was originally detained on a US warrant in late 2018, faces an extradition hearing in Vancouver that begins on Jan. 20.

Ahead of the elections, Hong Kongers have become an increasingly common sight at incumbent Tsai Ing-wen's rallies

'We Want This': Hong Kong Election Tourists Join Taiwan Rallies

'We want this': Hong Kong election tourists join Taiwan rallies

This year is the deadline for the landmark deal to go into effect, yet half a decade of diplomatic wrangling has fallen far short of what science says is needed to avert disastrous climate change

Climate At Mercy Of Politics In 2020, Experts Warn

Climate at mercy of politics in 2020, experts warn

Tsai Ing-wen (L) and her main challenger Han Kuo-yu

Tsai Vs Han: Taiwan's Top Two Presidential Candidates

Tsai vs Han: Taiwan's top two presidential candidates

An elderly Syrian man by his tent in a camp for displaced people in northern Syria: Russia and the West are in a struggle at the UN over the renewal of humanitarian aid to millions of such people

Under Russian Pressure, UN Approves Scaled Back Aid For Syria

Under Russian pressure, UN approves scaled back aid for Syria

Taiwan heads to the polls on Saturday

The State Of Taiwan: Five Things To Know

The state of Taiwan: Five things to know

Investors are now turning their attention from the easing US-Iran crisis to the global economic outlook

Stocks Sag As US Job Creation Disappoints, Boeing Sinks

Stocks sag as US job creation disappoints, Boeing sinks

An attendee sits in the Wello solar electric tricycle during the CES Unveiled preview at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show

Future Of Mobility: Some Wild Rides Seen Ahead At Tech Show

Future of mobility: some wild rides seen ahead at tech show

"Avengers: Endgame" became the world's highest-grossing film

Global Box Office Has Biggest Ever Year Thanks To Disney Mega-hits

Global box office has biggest ever year thanks to Disney mega-hits

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters the US mission in Iraq was "very clear" -- training local forces and fighting Islamic State militants

Friday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Fall On Disappointing December Jobs Data

US stocks fell on Friday as the economy only added 145,000 jobs in December

Tesla would be the first foreign car company to set up shop in Germany "in decades" sector analyst Stefan Bratzel says

Do Ford And GM Have To Worry About Tesla?

Tesla has become more valuable than Ford and GM despite the two automakers selling more vehicles.

Researchers say the bushfire emergency has sparked an online disinformation campaign 'unprecedented' in the country's history

Climate Change: Australia Remains Committed To Coal Despite Greenhouse Gas Fears

Australia is on track of raise coal exports to meet rising demand in Asia.

Larry Kudlow, Director of the US National Economic Council, speaks to the press on January 10, 2020

Details Of US-China Deal To Be Published After Signing: White House

Details of US-China deal to be published after signing: White House

The blast took place while the religious teacher was taking a lesson in Koran

At Least 15 Dead In Pakistan Mosque Suicide Bombing

At least 15 dead in Pakistan mosque suicide bombing

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Friday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Slightly Higher Despite Disappointing December Jobs Data, Slow Wage Growth

US stocks traded mixed on Friday as the economy only added 145,000 jobs in December

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