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Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro after their bilateral meeting in Brasilia on the eve of a BRICS summit

Bolsonaro Says China Part Of Brazil's Future

Bolsonaro says China part of Brazil's future

Could Germany Be On The Brink Of Recession? Government Set To Release Economic Figures

The British pound tumbled after German Chancellor Angela Merkel was reported as saying a Brexit deal with London was "overwhelmingly unlikely."

The German government will announce whether the country has technically entered a recession or not on Thursday.

Stocks Hit By Trade Doubts, Hong Kong Unrest

Hong Kong investors are bracing for fresh unrest after the city saw another night of chaos

Stocks hit by trade doubts, Hong Kong unrest

Militarized police outside the Venezuelan embassy in Brasilia, Brazil as supporters of President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido vie for control of the diplomatic compound

Guaido Supporters End Standoff At Venezuela Embassy In Brazil

Guaido supporters end standoff at Venezuela embassy in Brazil

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The protest movement has been fuelled by Beijing's tightening control over Hong Kong

Chaos In Hong Kong As Pro-democracy Protests 'Blossom Everywhere'

Chaos in Hong Kong as pro-democracy protests 'blossom everywhere'

The IEA says the world must do much more if it is to wean itself off fossil fuels and meet the Paris climate change targets

IEA Says World Needs 'Laser-like Focus' To Bring Down Emissions

IEA says world needs 'laser-like focus' to bring down emissions

Protesters have created some huge weapons

'Blossom Everywhere': Hong Kong Protesters Evolve Tactics

'Blossom everywhere': Hong Kong protesters evolve tactics

Two Treated For Deadly Pneumonic Plague In Beijing

Two treated for deadly pneumonic plague in Beijing

Apple Set To Release New Mac Pro In December: Report

A new report reveals Apple is finally releasing its most powerful system yet, the 2019 Mac Pro, this December.

China’s Border Encroachment Sparks Popular Fury In Nepal

The anger is based on a document recently released by Nepal’s Survey Department concerning four districts across Nepal’s northern border that it shares with China.

Plastic can take up to 600 years to break down, eventually disintegrating into harmful micro-particles that are ingested by fish and end up in people's food

This Fish With A Human Face Has Taken The Internet By Storm

The video of the rather unusual fish was shot in China.

There are increasing worries about the outlook for a city known for its safety and ease of doing business

Hong Kong Stocks Sink As Violent Unrest Hits City

Hong Kong stocks sink as violent unrest hits city

Aung Gyi is forced to fish covertly under the shroud of night in western Myanmar waters -- China may be trying to transform the strategically key region into a shipping and industrial hub -- butÂ locals and activists fear they are being left out of the go

Fear Stoked By Chinese-funded Port And SEZ In Myanmar's Rakhine

Fear stoked by Chinese-funded port and SEZ in Myanmar's Rakhine

China Retail Giant Alibaba Given OK For Huge Hong Kong Listing

China retail giant Alibaba given OK for huge Hong Kong listing

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, poses on the red carpet as he arrives for the 43rd "Goldenes Lenkrad" (Golden Steering Wheel) awards on November 12, 2019 in Berlin

Musk Announces New Tesla Factory Will Be In Germany

Musk announces new Tesla factory will be in Germany

China Amps Tesla Competition As New EV Startup Raises $400M In Capital

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) startup Xpeng Motors has secured $400 million in fresh capital from a group of unidentified investors.

Artisanal gold mining has boomed since the 2012 discovery of a Saharan vein stretching from Sudan to Mauritania

Sahel Gold Boom Boosting Jihadist Coffers: ICG

Sahel gold boom boosting jihadist coffers: ICG

Suddenly British Steel has a future again, but details are sketchy

Chinese Takeover Marks New Chapter In History Of British Steel

Chinese takeover marks new chapter in history of British Steel

Apple CEO Tim Cook, Trump Strengthen Bond; To Tour Texas Facility Together

Tim Cook's budding friendship with Donald Trump continues to pay dividends for Apple.

Tesla Gigafactory 4: Elon Musk Confirms New Design Center In Germany

American Electric vehicle maker Tesla will build its fourth ‘Gigafactory’ in Berlin, Germany, according to CEO Elon Musk who announced this in Germany during a visit.

While US farmers like this one, pictured in a soybean field in the Midwestern state of Illinois, stand to gain from a tentative trade deal with China, many are waiting for more details

Senate Democrats Slam Trump's $16 Billion Farm Bailout, Allege That It Favors Southern Farmers Over Midwest

Senate Democrats released a report on Tuesday that made numerous allegations against Trump's $16 billion bailout to U.S. farmers hit by tariffs.

A Chinese scientist has pleaded guilty to stealing trade secrets from a US petroleum company, the US Department of Justice said

Chinese Scientists Pleads Guilty To Technology Theft

Chinese scientists pleads guilty to technology theft

The British pound extended gains against the euro and dollar after Nigel Farage said he would not stand candidates in Conservative-held seats during next month's election

Stocks Tick Higher While Trump Offers Little Clarity On Trade War

Stocks tick higher while Trump offers little clarity on trade war

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

Trump Hails Economic Boom, Says China Trade Deal Is 'Close'

Trump hails economic boom, says China trade deal is 'close'

US Navy Sends Missile Cruiser Through Taiwan Strait In Reminder To China

The USS Chancellorsville sailed through the Strait of Taiwan

Trump speaks at the Economic Club of New York on November 12, 2019

US - China Relations: Trump Makes Short Comment About Possible Trade Deal

In a speech before the Economic Club of New York, Trump praised the economy's performance under his tenure, hailing the half-century low unemployment rate and the influx of new factories.