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Commander of US troops in South Korea Robert Abrams worries the end of an intelligence sharing pact between South Korea and Japan will be seen by adversaries as a sign of weakness

Seoul-Tokyo Row Risks Sending 'Wrong Message': USFK Chief

Seoul-Tokyo row risks sending 'wrong message': USFK chief

Hong Kong Clashes Rage On University Campus And Business District

Hong Kong has been hit by some of the worst violence in more than five months of protests

Hong Kong clashes rage on university campus and business district

Huawei News: Chinese Telecommunications Giant Gives Employees $286 Million Bonus Amid US Blacklist

Huawei has emerged as a key protagonist in the wider US-China trade war that has seen tit-for-tat tariffs imposed on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of goods

Huawei wants to give its staff a financial bonus to thank them for their loyalty to the company amid U.S. sanctions.

The EU has long had a civilian focus on its space policy, and relies on some member states for orbiting military tech

EU Must Boost Spending In Space Or Be Squeezed Out: Experts

EU must boost spending in space or be squeezed out: experts

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Trump Has A New Fan: Indonesia's Jokowi Wants To Emulate US In Slashing Regulations

Jokowi told his ministers to slash regulations thought to be slowing down job-creating investments.

Nissan is struggling with the fallout from the Carlos Ghosn scandal

Crisis-hit Nissan Chops Forecasts, Net Profit Worst For A Decade

Crisis-hit Nissan chops forecasts, net profit worst for a decade

new iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max case

iPhone 11 Production Issues Force Apple To Transfer Orders To Taiwan

Apple has transferred orders of printed circuit boards (PCB) to Taiwanese suppliers due to some issues with its Chinese supplier, a report says.

Nissan Slashes Full-year Forecast As First-half Profit Falls

Nissan slashes full-year forecast as first-half profit falls

Mourners light candles during a vigil at the site of a knife attack which left two children dead in Shanghai in 2018. Attacks by society outcasts against children are not uncommon in China

51 Children Injured In Chemical Attack At China Kindergarten

51 children injured in chemical attack at China kindergarten

A Lafayette-class frigate of the Taiwan navy taking part in an exercise off the southern naval base of Tsoying in 2014

Taiwan Seeks Return Of 'Criminal Income' From Frigate Scandal

Taiwan seeks return of 'criminal income' from frigate scandal

The "Singles' Day" even was kicked off with a show by US superstar Taylor Swift

Chinese Consumers Smash 'Singles' Day' Shopping Record

Chinese consumers smash 'Singles' Day' shopping record

The city witnessed one of the most violent days yet in five months of unrest on Monday, with a police officer shooting a masked student and a pro-Beijing man set on fire

Chinese State Media Praises Hong Kong Police 'Restraint'

Chinese state media praises Hong Kong police 'restraint'

Sarah Ferguson Stuns In Green, Laughs While Riding Luggage Scooter [WATCH VIDEO]

Sarah Ferguson was stunning in green as she laughed while riding a luggage scooter.

Jack Ma is waving goodbye to Alibaba after 20 years at the helm

Alibaba Singles Day 2019 Sales Broke Records; More Than Black Friday, Cyber Monday Combined

China's massive shopping spree, Singles Day 2019 on Nov. 11, more than lived-up to the hype.

President Jair Bolsonaro (L) will walk a diplomatic tightrope as he hosts his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping (R) in Brazil

Brazil's Bolsonaro To Walk Diplomatic Tightrope At BRICS

Brazil's Bolsonaro to walk diplomatic tightrope at BRICS

Trump told reporters he has not agreed to any tariff rollback

EU Auto Tariffs: Trump To Delay Decision For 6 Months

President Donald Trump may delay the decision on slapping tariffs over imported European Union autos for another six months, according to reports.

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

Global Stock Markets Start Week In Reverse Gear

Stock markets mostly slid on Monday as traders reacted to worries about a US-China trade deal, renewed unrest in Hong Kong, a stronger pound and political impasse in Spain.

Monday's Stock Market Close: Boeing Bright Spot In Mixed Day On Wall Street

The Dow started the day with a 160-point plunge but ended up 10 points.

Map of Hong Kong showing the latest violence as of November 11.

Police Shoot Protester, Man Set On Fire In Day Of Hong Kong Fury

Police shoot protester, man set on fire in day of Hong Kong fury

Adidas' experiment in using hi-tech to produce running shoes closer to customers is ending

Adidas Moving Robotic Speedfactories To Asia

The company said the move will help it cut costs and be more responsive to consumer whims.

Monday's Stock Market Open: Dow Plunges At Open On Hong Kong Violence, Trade, Impeachment Worries

Hong Kong's leader vowed the government would not bow to anti-government protesters if violence continues.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has made foreign investment and privatisation top priorities and was in Shanghai last week at the head of a delegation of more than 60 businesses

Greece 'Natural Ally' In Boosting Trade: China's Xi

Greece 'natural ally' in boosting trade: China's Xi

US Grammy award-winning star Taylor Swift performed at a ceremony to mark the beginning of this year's Singles' Day

What Slowdown? Chinese Shoppers Set New 'Singles' Day' Spending Record

What slowdown? Chinese shoppers set new 'Singles' Day' spending record

Beijing slammed Pompeo's 'baseless malicious attacks' on the Chinese government

Beijing Slams Pompeo For 'Cold War Thinking' In Berlin Speech

Beijing slams Pompeo for 'Cold War thinking' in Berlin speech

A rescue deal would save thousands of jobs

China's Jingye Group Set To Buy British Steel: Source

China's Jingye Group set to buy British Steel: source

China has increasingly hinted that it could name the next Dalai Lama

China Accuses US Of Using UN To 'Meddle' In Tibet

China accuses US of using UN to 'meddle' in Tibet

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Seoul-Tokyo Row Risks Sending 'Wrong Message': USFK Chief

Hong Kong Clashes Rage On University Campus And Business District

Huawei News: Chinese Telecommunications Giant Gives Employees $286 Million Bonus Amid US Blacklist

EU Must Boost Spending In Space Or Be Squeezed Out: Experts

Morales: Indigenous Leader Brought Low By His Refusal To Yield Power

Huawei, Other Chinese Brands Will Continue Facing 'Restrictions' In US

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: Traders Await Word On China Trade Deal From Trump

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