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China Shifts Maritime Pressure To Japan And East China Sea With Record Intrusions This Year

Japan’s Coast Guard has produced data claiming that Chinese government ships and other vessels have entered Japanese exclusive waters over 1,000 times this year. This is an 80 percent increase over 2018 and far more than any year since 2012 when the Chinese incursions began.

All Eyes On Lagarde's ECB Debut This Week

ECB chief Christine Lagarde will chair her maiden meeting of the bank's governing council on Thursday

All eyes on Lagarde's ECB debut this week

French Basketball Player Fined In China For Not Looking At Flag

China's government has stepped up the promotion of patriotism under President Xi Jinping

French basketball player fined in China for not looking at flag

Shohrat Zakir, chairman of the far-west region, rejects estimates more than one million Uighurs and other mostly Muslim minorities are held in re-education camps

China Says It Will Continue 'Training' Xinjiang People

China says it will continue 'training' Xinjiang people

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Trump Warns North Korea, Kim Jong Un: 'Lose Everything' If They Don't Denuclearize

Signs point to a huge breakdown in the process that could have led to a denuclearization deal between North Korea and the United States.

Arthur Villasanta Dec 08, 2019

US - China Trade War: Chinese Exports To US Fall 23% Amid Tensions Between Washington, Beijing

The ongoing trade war has hit China's exports to the U.S.

Wesley Dockery Dec 08, 2019

Millions of Hong Kongers have hit the streets in protests fuelled by years of growing fears that authoritarian China is stamping out the city's liberties

Hong Kongers Mark Half A Year Of Protest With Mammoth Rally

Hong Kongers mark half a year of protest with mammoth rally

AFP News Dec 08, 2019

Macron has said that Russia "is no longer an enemy"

Russia Not An Enemy? Macron's Moscow Strategy Faces First Test

Russia not an enemy? Macron's Moscow strategy faces first test

AFP News Dec 08, 2019

International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach

WADA Meet With Russia's Sporting Fate In Their Hands

WADA meet with Russia's sporting fate in their hands

AFP News Dec 07, 2019

The World Bank says it plans to reduce lending to China

World Bank To Reduce Lending To China

World Bank to reduce lending to China

AFP News Dec 07, 2019

The United States and Iran have not had diplomatic ties since 1980

Iranian And American Freed In Apparent Prisoner Swap

Iranian and American freed in apparent prisoner swap

AFP News Dec 07, 2019

US officials say Swedish telecoms firm Ericsson engaged in a campaign of bribery in five countries for 17 years

Sweden's Ericsson To Pay $1 Bn Over Bribery Allegations: US Govt

Sweden's Ericsson to pay $1 bn over bribery allegations: US govt

AFP News Dec 06, 2019

Friday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Close Broadly Higher, Dow Surges More Than 330 Points, On Strong Jobs Report

U.S. stocks surged Friday, inspired by a very robust jobs report for November.

Palash Ghosh Dec 06, 2019

Global markets have swung this week as investors try to gauge the progress of trade talks between China and the United States

Stock Markets Power Ahead On Strong US Jobs Data

Stock markets power ahead on strong US jobs data

AFP News Dec 06, 2019

Facebook Now Has More Than 300 Million Users In India, As Government Clamps Down On Social Media, Internet

Facebook faces government scrutiny on data privacy and harmful content in India.

Palash Ghosh Dec 06, 2019

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that Tehran is willing to return to the negotiating table if the United States first drops sanctions

Iran Nuclear Deal Parties Meet As Accord Nears Collapse

Iran nuclear deal parties meet as accord nears collapse

AFP News Dec 06, 2019

Jesus Seade, Mexico's undersecretary for North America, pictured November 27, has said a USMCA deal could be agreed soon

Lighthizer’s New Demand Threatens To Delay USMCA Deal, As Mexico Balks

A demand by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to rigorously define what constitutes North American steel and aluminum has angered Mexico.

Palash Ghosh Dec 06, 2019

Flying high: Vietnam Airlines is the first Vietnamese carrier to secure a license for direct flights to the US

Vietnam’s Burgeoning Middle Class Loves The Friendly Skies As Aviation Industry Expands

Vietnam’s growing middle class is demanding high quality goods and services, including air travel.

Palash Ghosh Dec 06, 2019

Kudlow speaks to the media at the White House in November 2019

US-China Trade Pact 'Still Close': White House

US-China trade pact 'still close': White House

AFP News Dec 06, 2019

A federal judge rejected Tesla chief Elon Musk's argument that 'pedo guy' is a common insult

Will Tesla Set Up Factories In India Anytime Soon? Don’t Count On It

India has certain rules and policies in place that might make it difficult for Tesla to build factories there.

Palash Ghosh Dec 06, 2019

General Motors workers returned to the job after a six-week strike, boosting US employment in November

Friday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Higher On Stronger-Than-Expected Jobs Report

U.S. stocks are trading higher following a robust jobs report for November and some other positive economic data.

Palash Ghosh Dec 06, 2019

AI Judges And Verdicts Via Chat App: The Brave New World Of China's Digital Courts

AI judges and verdicts via chat app: the brave new world of China's digital courts

AFP News Dec 06, 2019

Authorities outlined a three-year plan to boost its pig-breeding facilities in a bid to restore the country's swine herd, devasted by African swine fever

China Unveils Plan To Boost Pork Production

China unveils plan to boost pork production

AFP News Dec 06, 2019

A rally by workers from the advertising sector this week. Violence has lessened in Hong Kong protests following recent local elections

Hong Kong Protesters Vow Weekend Rally And 'Last Chance' For Leader

Hong Kong protesters vow weekend rally and 'last chance' for leader

AFP News Dec 06, 2019

Maldives Foreign minister Abdulla Shahid said previous governments borrowed too heavily

Maldives Seeks To Restructure China Debt After Years Of Heavy Borrowing

Maldives seeks to restructure China debt after years of heavy borrowing

AFP News Dec 06, 2019

China's offer to waive tariffs on pork and soybean comes as the two sides try to put the finishing touches to a partial trade deal

China To Exempt 'Some' US Soybean, Pork From Tariffs

China to exempt 'some' US soybean, pork from tariffs

AFP News Dec 06, 2019

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