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US, China trade deal 'potentially very close': Trump

First-aid workers slam medic arrests at Hong Kong campus

US 'concerned' China is seeking to sway Taiwan polls

US President Donald Trump shared on Twitter on Thursday that he opened a 'new' Mac factory in Texas that will bring high-paying jobs back to the US, and Apple was criticized for letting it slide.

Bitcoin (BTC) was meandering at $8,000 prices since late September until the last few days of October and even grazed under $7,300 before it spiked to $10,500. Currently, BTC is back at those levels, erasing much of the gains it had the prior month.

Natural gas, false hope in climate change campaign?

The man told the doctors that he has been suffering from continuous headaches and seizures for over a month. A thorough check-up revealed that the man was suffering from taeniasis and had over 700 tapeworms inside his body.

Microsoft has acquired a license to export software to Chinese tech company Huawei, reports say.

Five things to know about the Japan-South Korea intel-sharing pact

Importers of “high risk” items like maps, publications and gadgets, must now ask sellers for a “written commitment” that none of the products violate Vietnam’s sovereignty.

China wants to 'take over' Australian politics: ex-spy chief

CCTV footage showed the woman grabbing the kitten by the neck and throwing it to the floor. When the kitten crawls nearer to the woman, she steps on it with her boots before putting it inside a plastic bag.

Black shadows in Hong Kong's devastated campus

On Thursday Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo said in a statement that the government is not surprised by the drop in China’s trust rating.

The latest player in the region was the destroyer USS Wayne E Meyer, which challenged restrictions on innocent passage near the the Paracel Islands.

Abuse and acrimony as crisis-hit Hong Kong holds district polls

There are reports of a raid done by Chinese authorities on the Shanghai office of Binance that is vehemently denied by the cryptocurrency exchange.

China condemns US navy sail-by in disputed waters

Former Fed chair Janet Yellen doesn't see an economic recession in the U.S. in 2020 but isn't certain she can say the same thing in 2021.

US warns Pakistan of risks from China infrastructure push

Stock markets slip as trade war fears resurge