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China Is Becoming A Threat And Should Follow Global Rules, NATO Ambassador Says

The United States sees China as a developed threat and it is time for the Asian power to respect the global rules.

Convicted Suriname President Says Will Seek Re-election

President Desi Bouterse has dominated Suriname's politics since first taking power in a 1980 military coup

Convicted Suriname president says will seek re-election

Stock Markets Sour On US Data, Trump Tariffs

Crude prices rallied after Iraq's oil minister said OPEC and other top producers could consider cutting output when they meet this week

Stock markets sour on US data, Trump tariffs

Are Russia And China Growing Closer? Putin And Xi Launch 'Power Of Siberia' Gas Pipeline Between Two Countries

Russia and China continue to bolster trade amid tensions with the West.

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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in November 2019, has defended "restraint" on Venezuela

Pompeo Defends Military Restraint On Venezuela

Pompeo defends military restraint on Venezuela

China said it would respond with 'firm countermeasures' after Donald Trump signed into law a bill recognising Hong Kong's rights

Monday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Mixed On Strong Chinese Manufacturing Data, New Tariffs on South America Metals

U.S. stocks have dropped on weak U.S. manufacturing data and Trump’s tariffs on South American metals.

Russian energy giant Gazprom and the Kremlin are hedging their bets by developing new pipelines that serve Europe and China, analysts say

Putin, Xi Launch 'Historic' Russian Gas Pipeline To China

Putin, Xi launch 'historic' Russian gas pipeline to China

Flagship iPhone, Samsung Galaxy Easily Gets Beaten By Huawei Mate 30 Pro's Camera

A new rating discloses that Huawei Mate 30 Pro easily beats iPhone 11 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S10+.

China Suspends Hong Kong Port Calls by US Military After Trump Signs Democracy Act

China's foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said Beijing would suspend its reviews of requests made by U.S. military aircraft and vessels and sanction NGOs for “supporting violent activities in Hong Kong."

In the latest grim assessment for the city, financial secretary Paul Chan told lawmakers that the economy was set to contract 1.3 percent in 2019 hitting the city's usually bulging coffers

Hong Kong Set To Record First Budget Deficit In 15 Years

Hong Kong set to record first budget deficit in 15 years

China Gifts Duterte Phone That Can't Be Hacked, Philippines President Says 'No'

The president admitted that there could be Chinese spies in the country and that China has been “listening to us”.

US President Donald Trump meets with China's Vice Premier and lead trade envoy Liu He after reaching an initial agreement to halt the damaging trade war between the economic powers

US-China Trade War: Chinese Manufacturing Expands, Helped By Domestic Market Resilience

Chinese manufacturing purchasing manager's index has risen to 51.8, against an expectation of 51.4 for November.

Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne has slammed China's detention of writer Yang Hengjun

Australia Slams China's 'Unacceptable' Treatment Of Jailed Writer

Australia slams China's 'unacceptable' treatment of jailed writer

A digital Chinese activist in Germany helps pro-democracy militants in Hong Kong find lawyers if they have been arrested

Expat Hong Kongers Rally On 'Keyboard Frontline'

Expat Hong Kongers rally on 'keyboard frontline'

Chow Chung-ming moved to Taiwan to pursue his dream of opening a cat cafe, and also for the island's relative freedoms

Protests Send Hong Kongers To Taiwan In Search Of New Lives

Protests send Hong Kongers to Taiwan in search of new lives

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has described foreign interference in Australia as 'an evolving threat'

Australia Launches Anti-espionage Task Force Amid China Spy Concerns

Australia launches anti-espionage task force amid China spy concerns

Guterres flagged a UN report to be released in a few days confirming the last five years are the warmest on record, with 2019 likely to be the second hottest ever

Climate Crisis Has Reached 'Point Of No Return', UN Chief Says

Climate crisis has reached 'point of no return', UN chief says

(From L) President of the European Central Bank (ECB) Christine Lagard attends the launch of the EU's new leadership team: European Commission President-elect Ursula von der Leyen, European Council President Charles Michel, and European Parliament preside

EU Leadership Takes Office Touting Green Ambition

EU leadership takes office touting green ambition

Three events are planned for Sunday, including a march to the US consulate to thank American leaders for legislation backing the city's protest movement

'Still Angry': Hong Kong Protesters Return To The Streets

'Still angry': Hong Kong protesters return to the streets

US - China Trade War: Beijing Wants Tariff Removal As Part Of 'Phase One' Agreement, State-Run Newspaper Says

China wants the U.S. to remove tariffs as part of a "phase one" trade deal between the two nations, Global Times said Sunday.

In September, China's information technology ministry said telecom operators should use 'technical means' to verify phone user's identities

China Introduces Mandatory Face Scans For Phone Users

China introduces mandatory face scans for phone users

'Michael' was among the final few democracy protesters who barricaded themselves inside Hong Kong's Polytechnic University

'I Choose To Stay': The Holdout At Hong Kong Campus Siege

'I choose to stay': the holdout at Hong Kong campus siege

As a working mother, Jane Sun, the head of Chinese travel giant Trip.com, says she understands the challenges faced by many women in China, whose participation in the labour force has been falling for decades

China's Trip.com Chief On Journey To Boost Working Mothers

China's Trip.com chief on journey to boost working mothers

Skirmishes erupted overnight between protesters and police in Hong Kong after a rare period of calm in the city

Hong Kong Protesters Back On Streets After Election Lull

Hong Kong protesters back on streets after election lull

A small number of US firms were allowed to keep selling to China's Huawei, which faces a blacklist in Washington over national security concerns

New Surveillance Report Allegedly Exposed Huawei's Darkest Secret

Based on the latest China Cables leaked documents, ASPI conducted a followup report, which reveals Huawei's involvement in the controversy in Xinjiang.