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Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, is saddled with an infamous reputation for online fraud committed by so called "yahoo yahoo" boys

Controversial Russian Law To Control Internet Enters Force

The internet is the country's main forum for political debate and opposing voices as well as coordinating opposition demonstrations

US Interior Department Grounds Chinese-made Drones

A Mavic Pro 2 drone made by the Chinese company DJI

China Warns It Won't Tolerate Dissent In Hong Kong

The central government in Beijing has so far voiced its confidence in Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam and the city police to put a lid on the increasingly violent protests

Shen Chunyao, director of the Hong Kong, Macau and Basic Law Commission, said China would 'never tolerate any act' that aims to split the country

The fines are linked to a wide-ranging probe into billions of dollars that were looted from state investment fund 1MDB between 2009 and 2014

Fugitive Malaysian 1MDB Financier Offered Asylum: Spokesperson

Low Taek Jho, the jet-setting former unofficial adviser to 1Malaysia Development Berhad allegedly played a key role in plundering the sovereign wealth fund

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Hong Kong's protesters have worn masks to make it harder for police to identify them

Tear Gas As Hong Kong Protesters Don Halloween Masks

Hong Kong democracy activists donned Halloween masks lampooning the city's pro-Beijing leaders on Thursday, defying an emergency law that bans face coverings and sparking renewed clashes with police.Tear gas was fired in multiple locations Thursday evening, including near a popular nightclub district where thousands of protesters had gatecrashed Halloween celebrations.Online forums used to organise the largely leaderless movement encouraged supporters to use a night when revellers traditionally embrace costumes to mock a recently enacted ban on face masks at protests.

The US-China trade war has sparked fears of a global recession and hit oil prices

Trump: New Location For US-China Trade Deal Signing To Be 'Announced Soon'

President Donald Trump says the US and China are working on a new location for the signing of a trade deal with China's leader Xi Jinping

Key US Inflation Index Falls Flat In September

US energy prices fell for the second month in a row in September

Hong Kong's government unveiled HK$19.1 billion (US$2.44 billion) worth of economic relief measures and downgraded its growth forecasts as the international hub reels from simmering pro-democracy protests and the US-China trade war

Beijing Ends Key Conclave With Promise To Protect Hong Kong

China's Communist Party plenum concluded a meeting with a promise to protect the stability of Hong Kong

China Rolls Out 5G Services In Race To Narrow Tech Gap

5G mobile networks which provide high-speed mobile internet services, allowing users to download entire movies in seconds

Hong Kong Plunges Into Recession As Protests, Trade War Take Toll

Hong Kong has been crippled by months of sometimes violent protests that have hammered the city's tourism sector

The global prominence South Korea's BTS has reached unprecedented heights this year

K-pop's BTS Finish Tour With Millions Generated

Nearly 90 percent of overseas K-pop fans in 111 countries said they would like to visit South Korea in future

Experts say the Mekong river is at a "crisis point"

Mekong Levels At Lowest On Record As Drought And Dams Strangle River

Experts say the dam-building frenzy in China and Laos has compounded the drought

Bank Of Japan Holds Rates But Hints At Future Cuts

Bank of Japan boss Haruhiko Kuroda said it kept monetary policy unchanged as policymakers think prices will keep rising

A soldier stands guard near Raj Bhavan, the official governor's residence, ahead of the swearing-in ceremony of first lieutenant governor of Jammu and Kashmir union territory, in Srinagar

Indian Kashmir Formally Ceases To Be A State

A soldier stands guard ahead of the swearing-in ceremony of the first lieutenant governor of Jammu and Kashmir union territory in Srinagar

Samsung Electronics Third-quarter Net Profit Slumps 52%

Samsung leads the global smartphone market with a 23 percent share

Qantas has grounded one Boeing 737NG due to a crack and is urgently inspecting 32 others

Qantas Grounds Boeing 737 Plane With Crack, Inspects Others

Australian flag carrier Qantas has grounded one Boeing 737NG due to a structural crack

Bitcoin Price To Drop Further Towards $8,700

Most analysts are banking on Bitcoin to rally despite the crypto failing to hold above $9,500 against the U.S. dollar as the crypto trades at $9,200 as of press time. However, before the popular digital currency could see further bullishness, some market observers believe that a decline is likely to occur first.