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The press freedom watchdog said it counted at least 48 journalists jailed in China, one more than in 2018, as President Xi Jinping ramps up efforts to control the media

China Biggest Jailer Of Journalists, As Press Dangers Persist: Watchdog

China biggest jailer of journalists, as press dangers persist: watchdog

Hong Kong Protests: Taiwan Worried China Will Treat Taipei Like The Strife-Torn Region

Protests that have paralysed Hong Kong for nearly six months are pushing residents to seek new lives abroad, with many turning to nearby democratic Taiwan to escape the uncertainty at home.

Taiwan views the situation in Hong Kong as a precursor to how China will treat Taipei.

Scientists Create World's First Pig-Monkey Chimera In China

Scientists in China created the first pig-monkey chimeras. Although they were 99 percent pig, monkey cells were found in various vital organs such as the heart and lungs.

Police detain protesters after they attempted to escape the campus of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University in November

Experts Quit Hong Kong Police Probe, In Blow To Government

Experts quit Hong Kong police probe, in blow to government

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Young Upe men cast their votes in the Bougainville Referendum at the men's only polling station in Teau Bougainville, Papua New Guinea.

Counting Complete In Bougainville Independence Vote

Counting complete in Bougainville independence vote

US President Donald Trump said he heard that "a lot of strides" have been made in talks on a new continent-wide trade deal

Trump's Trade Policy Is 'Biggest Threat To US Economy', Expert Says

Despite the cheer of high job numbers President Donald Trump’s trade policy continues to pose a huge threat to the American economy, according to a veteran diplomat.

US President Donald Trump (left) and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, pictured at their last meeting in May 2017, where Trump was accused of sharing classified information

Russian FM Warned On Election Meddling But Invited By Trump

Russian FM warned on election meddling but invited by Trump

Traders work during the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on November 4, 2019 in a session that would produce records for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq

Tuesday's Stock Market Close: Us Equities Finish Slightly Lower On Conflicting Signals On Trade Deals

US stocks closed modestly lower on Tuesday as traders weighed conflicting reports on trade pacts.

This handout photo taken on December 9, 2019 and released by the Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust shows the view as a helicopter heads toward the smoldering White Island volcano off the coast of New Zealand's North Island

New Zealand Police Hoping To Get Bodies Off Volcano

New Zealand police hoping to get bodies off volcano

Robert O'Brien will move from hostage situation envoy to President Donald Trump's national security advisor

US vs. Huawei: NSA Warns Against Countries Allowing Chinese Telecom Company Into 5G Networks

Robert O'Brien worries that China could use Huawei to gather sensitive information on people around the world.

Markets do not expect the Fed to move again before September 2020

US Fed Opens Final 2019 Meeting; No Rate Move Expected

US Fed opens final 2019 meeting; no rate move expected

Shipping containers are stacked at the Port of Los Angeles on November 7

US, China Working To Delay Dec 15 Tariffs: Report

US, China working to delay Dec 15 tariffs: report

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal (L) announce a deal on the USMCA trade agreement

USMCA: What Are The Changes In The New Trade Deal?

USMCA: What are the changes in the new trade deal?

While investors are optimistic China and the US will eventually reach a trade deal, they are growing increasingly nervous about looming tariffs

Stock Markets Nervous As US Tariff Deadline Nears

Stock markets nervous as US tariff deadline nears

Russia's Top Diplomat Opens US Talks Amid Impeachment

Russia's top diplomat opens US talks amid impeachment

Singapore has extremely tough drug laws including the death penalty for traffickers

Wealthy Singapore Faces Rising Opposition To Immigration

As in the West, some Singaporeans believe immigrants are taking jobs away and driving down wages.

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Lower Despite Hopes Tariffs On Chinese Imports Will Be Delayed

US stocks trading mixed Tuesday despite report the White House will postpone tariffs on Chinese goods

India Set To Hand Over Submarine To Myanmar To Counter China

The submarine, a 3,000-ton vessel named the INS Sindhuvir, is 31 years old but has been well maintained with regular refits in India and Russia.

People in northeast India fear large numbers of Hindu migrants from Bangladesh who they say are intruders will be given citizenship

Protests Rage In Northeast India Over Citizenship Bill

Protests rage in northeast India over citizenship bill

The value of China's programming education market for children was 7.5 billion yuan (over $1 billion) in 2017, but is set to exceed to 37.7 billion yuan by 2020, according to Analysys, a Chinese internet analysis firm

Child's Play: Coding Booms Among Chinese Children

Child's play: Coding booms among Chinese children

This handout photograph courtesy of Michael Schade shows the volcano on New Zealand's White Island spewing steam and ash minutes following a deadly eruption

Heroism, Devastation After Deadly N. Zealand Volcano Eruption

Heroism, devastation after deadly N. Zealand volcano eruption

Smartglasses Could Wipe Out Smartphones Soon, Taiwanese Company Claims

A Taiwanese technology company chairman believes that smartglasses will be widely used in the future, so much that it can effectively replace people's need for smartphones.