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The South Korean boycott campaign has seen Japanese beer exports to the country wiped out, while shipments of instant noodles and sake have also taken a hit

Japan Beer Exports To S.Korea Dry Up Amid Hiccup In Ties

Japan beer exports to S.Korea dry up amid hiccup in ties

China Ambassador Slams Germany For Hong Kong Protest Support, Says 'It's A Shame'

Joshua Wong has been barred from standing in upcoming local elections in Hong Kong, a decision Beijing said it approved of

China’s ambassador to Germany, Wu Ken, called a September meeting in Berlin between German lawmakers and Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong “a direct provocation” of Beijing.

Scientists Spot Black Hole So Huge It 'Shouldn't Even Exist' In Our Galaxy

The Milky Way is estimated to contain 100 million stellar black holes, but LB-1 is twice as massive as anything scientists thought possible, researchers say

The Milky Way is estimated to contain 100 million stellar black holes but LB-1 is twice as massive as anything scientists thought possible, said Liu Jifeng, a National Astronomical Observatory of China professor who led the research.

BlueBird's WanderB is an Israeli military drone that takes off and lands like a helicopter

Israel's Drone Industry Becomes Global Force

Israel's drone industry becomes global force

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Black Friday 2019: Why US-China Trade War Will Not Affect Sales

Expectations are high on Black Friday 2019 as precautionary steps by retailers at the inventory front may reduce the impact of China trade war-related price hike on consumers.

China and the US have both sounded positive notes on progress of the trade talks, providing support to global markets

Global Markets Up On Trade Optimism, US Stocks End At Records

Global markets up on trade optimism, US stocks end at records

In this still image taken from video, a US flag flies near the Lordstown, Ohio, Chevrolet factory

Wednesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rallied On Optimism Over China Trade Deal, Good Economic Data

U.S. stocks rallied ahead of the holiday on strong economic data and renewed hopes of a trade pact with China.

Should I Buy A New Car? JD Power Predicts Increased Incentives For Rest Of Year

Automotive sales are down and dealers are desperately trying to clear inventory of older models.

A Colombian soldier guards a street in Bogota's Patio Bonito neighborhood after November 2019 protests

US Accuses Venezuela, Cuba Of Exacerbating Regional Unrest

US accuses Venezuela, Cuba of exacerbating regional unrest

The Australian Federal Police is probing the claims of Wang Liqiang, a self-styled spy who recently defected to Australia

Video Shows Chinese 'Spy' Who Defected To Australia In Court

Video shows Chinese 'spy' who defected to Australia in court

Fuselage Of New Boeing 777X Ruptured In Pressure Tests

Fuselage of new Boeing 777X ruptured in pressure tests

After much wrangling, the executive team of incoming European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will be put to final vote

EU Chief Wins Over MEPs With Vow To Build Green Superpower

EU chief wins over MEPs with vow to build green superpower

US President Donald Trump said in an interview that he will designate Mexican drug cartels as terror groups

Wednesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Modestly Higher On Renewed Hopes For China Trade Deal

Stocks are mostly slightly higher after Donald Trump expressed confidence in the completion of a trade deal with China and traders weighed mostly positive economic data.

A badly damaged Starbucks inside Hong Kong's Polytechnic University

Hong Kong Police Plan To Enter Ransacked Campus On Thursday

Hong Kong police plan to enter ransacked campus on Thursday

Angela Merkel said the EU needed to adopt a common strategy on developing 5G mobile networks, amid concerns Huawei could be a used by China for spying

Merkel Urges Europe To Stick Together In China Dealings

Merkel urges Europe to stick together in China dealings

China is the world's second-largest economy and the biggest emitter of carbon dioxide

China Says Developed Countries Lack 'Political Will' On Climate Goals

China says developed countries lack 'political will' on climate goals

Malaysia Considers Buying Fighter Jets From India Despite Frosty Relations

The relations between the countries had deteriorated because of the tensions in Kashmir.

TikTok has won the hearts of young users with its kaleidoscopic feeds of 15 to 60-second clips

Bytedance: The Chinese Company Behind Global TikTok Craze

Since launching in 2017, TikTok has been downloaded more than 1.5 billion times, according to US-based research agency Sensor Tower. It has huge followings in India, the US, Indonesia and elsewhere.

The Lowy Institute has said in a report that China has overtaken the United States in the number of diplomatic missions

China Overtakes US In Number Of Diplomatic Missions

China overtakes US in number of diplomatic missions

The world's most widely used vegetable oil is found in everything from biscuits to make-up

Green Palm Oil Push: Kit Kat, Dove Makers Could Face Fines

Green palm oil push: Kit Kat, Dove makers could face fines

The Long March II-F rocket loaded with China's unmanned space module Tiangong-1 lifts off from the launch pad in the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, Gansu province

China’s Satellite Launch Douses Village With Toxic Fuel Again

China’s disregard for following launch guidelines has led to another accident that left a nearby village doused in toxic fuel.

Donald Trump denied China's statement that the economic superpowers had agreed a plan to roll back tariffs as trade talks progress

US-China Trade Deal In 'Final Throes' Of Negotiations, Trump Says

United States President Donald Trump has said the phase one trade deal with China is in the “final throes" infusing fresh optimism on a pact that may douse the trade war.