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Trump Confirms Latest China Tariffs Set For Sunday Are 'On'

US President Donald Trump says new tariffs on China will kick in as promised -- and claims that his pressure is preventing Hong Kong from worst violence

Stock markets get continued lift from fresh trade hopes

China's latest comments have soothed investor worries at the end of a painful week for markets hit by uncertainty over the trade talks

China's recent comments have soothed investor worries

US doesn't have a 'tariff problem', it has 'a Fed problem': Trump

US President Donald Trump -- seen with Fed chief Jerome Powell at the White House in November 2017 -- has repeatedly hit out at the head of the US central bank

Joshua Wong and Agnes Chow, two of the Umbrella Movement's leaders, are still well-regarded among the Hong Kong youth

Hong Kong police round up activists as major demo called off

Prominent Hong Kong democracy activists including three lawmakers were arrested Friday in a protest crackdown -- a move described by rights groups as a well-worn tactic deployed by China to suffocate dissent ahead of key political events.The sweep comes after a major rally planned for Saturday was banned by police on security grounds, and then called off by the organisers.The latest protest had been due to mark the fifth anniversary of Beijing's rejection of a call for universal suffrage in the semi-autonomous city, sparking the 79-day Umbrella Movement in 2014.

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Apple Prepares For The Holidays With New Lineup But Will Tariffs Get In The Way?

Apple is gearing up to launch new iPhones and other devices on September 10, but with the ongoing trade war in China, it may be in for a tough holiday season.

Duterte, Xi 'Agree To Disagree' On Disputed Islands, Code Of Conduct In The Works

Chinese President Xi Jinping is remaining firm in refusing to accept the United Nations Permanent Court of Arbitration ruling from The Hague in 2016. The ruling sided with the Philippines and rejected Beijing’s sweeping claims over virtually the entire South China Sea.

Joshua Wong was one of the key figures behind the 2014 Umbrella Protests, but 2019's demonstrations have been largely leaderless

Hong Kong Protest Leaders Arrested Ahead Of Weekend Rally

Joshua Wong, the leader of the 2014 pro-democracy demonstrations known as the “Umbrella Movement” was arrested on Friday, according to Demosisto, a pro-democracy group under Wong’s leadership.

Cathay warns staff face sack if they join Hong Kong strike

A flight attendant doll is placed inside a shopping mall during a rally to support Cathay Pacific staff after the airline sacked some employees for supporting the protests

Map showing the sea border and related oil and gas resources between East Timor and Australia

East Timor marks 20 years since historic independence vote

Little came of a UN effort to prosecute army commanders -- including Indonesia's current chief security minister, Wiranto, seen here in 1999 when he was commander of Indonesia's Armed Forces -- for crimes against humanity

Trump Launches Space Command: Will They Fight Aliens And UFO?

United States Space Command has been reactivated to secure outer space for the United States.

Love in a time of tear gas: politics and romance on Hong Kong's barricades

The couple have spent hours together on the barricades

India Takes Advantage Of US-China Trade War: Wants Apple To Shift Business

India woos U.S. and Taiwanese tech firms to move their operations away from China and to its business zones.

Leading Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong arrested: party

Factfile on Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong

US President Donald Trump told reporters at the G7 summit in France's Biarritz he had taken two 'very, very good' phone calls from Chinese officials

Dow Jones Up 326 Points As China Says It Won't Retaliate With New Tariffs

Wall Street again pounces on a morsel of good news to stage another rally.

World Bank says 'no indication' China misused loan for Uighur schools

A complex which includes what is believed to be a re-education camp is pictured on the outskirts of Hotan, in China's northwestern Xinjiang region, in May 2019

Queen Elizabeth II approved Johnson's request to end what has been the longest session of parliament in nearly 400 years in the second week of September, and reopen it on October 14 -- just over two weeks before Brexit

Global stocks boosted by China-US talk hopes

Although London's FTSE stock index climbed higher, the pound was held back by Brexit-related turmoil

US growth revised down slightly in Q2, bolstered by consumer spending

Consumer spending remains robust, supporting growth in the US economy as businesses pull back on investments due to the trade war

New Huawei handset to launch without Google apps

Huawei won't be able to pre-load its new smartphone with Google apps like Gmail and YouTube, creating new headwinds for the Chinese firm facing US sanctions

US, China to talk trade Thursday: Trump

US President Donald Trump says contacts with China have continued despite a new wave of tariffs due to take effect

Apple expected to unveil new iPhone at Sept. 10 event

CEO Tim Cook, pictured introducing the iPhone 4s in 2011, has for years had Apple host events in the fall to launch new iPhone models ahead of the Christmas holiday shopping season

Abercrombie & Fitch Q2 Earnings Report: Almost $40 Million In Losses For Struggling Retailer

Abercrombie & Fitch reported an operating loss of $39.5 million for the second quarter of 2019 with net sales down 0.2 percent compared to a year earlier.

Best Buy Q2 Earnings Report: Will Tariffs, Consumer Buying Behavior Affect Its Future Growth?

Best Buy adjusted its Q3 and year-end fiscal 2020 guidance, citing tariffs and uncertainties in consumer buying behaviors.

China Rules Out Retaliation To New U.S. Tariffs: Mulls De-Escalation Via Talks

Departing from the tit for tat reaction in the tariff war with the United States, China on Thursday said it would not retaliate against the latest U.S. tariff hikes announced by President Donald Trump last week.

Conte to lead 'more united' Italy after far-right's fall from power

Salvini has said his party will win the next election

A Hong Kong policeman (C) falls backwards during a scuffle with pro-democracy protesters during a second day of demonstrations that paralysed hundreds of flights at Hong Kong's international airport

China Sends Fresh Troops Into Hong Kong, PLA Vows To Protect 'National Sovereignty'

A statement from the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) said that the garrison will “resolutely follow” any orders that the central government might give.