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Tiananmen Square Protests' Last Known Prisoner Miao Deshun To Be Released After 27 Years

Miao Deshun was one of the 1,602 people sentenced to prison in the wake of the bloody military crackdown on the student-led demonstration in June 1989.

Climate Change: HFC Greenhouse Gases To Be Phased Out In Historic Deal

The agreement, finalized during a U.N. meeting in Rwanda, aims to reduce the use of hydrofluorocarbons — potent greenhouse gases used in air conditioners and refrigerators.

How Many People Die From Tuberculosis? Epidemic Killing Millions, Disease Runs Rampant, World Health Organization Reports

An estimated 1.8 million people around the world died from tuberculosis in 2015.

Billionaires In The World: Getting Rich Is Easier In Asia And The United States

It was all about the commas in 2015.

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Nuclear South Korea? Eyeing Potential War With North, Lawmakers In Seoul Consider Bringing Nukes Back

As North Korea continues a push to bolster its nuclear arsenal, tensions on the peninsula are forcing some in South Korea to question if it may be a good idea to bring nukes back to their turf.

Cheapest Louis Vuitton Handbags Now In UK, Courtesy Brexit

New research by Deloitte shows that most luxury goods in the United Kingdom now cost less than in any other major destination in the world.

Asia Stocks Stumble As Weak China Trade Data Raise Growth Concerns

The mood soured after data showed Chinese imports in dollar terms contracted in September while exports dropped by a sharper-than-expected 10 percent.

Amateur conservationists claim they spotted a baiji dolphin in China's Yangtze River after the mammal has been extinct for nearly a decade.

Save The Dolphins: Extinct Baiji Spotted In China’s Yangtze River

Despite the recent sightings, experts say there needs to be more concrete proof to verify that the baiji is still swimming in the Yangtze River.

War Games: Russia And China Join Forces Against Global US Missile Shield

Russia has announced that it will join China in countering U.S. plans to expand its missile defense system in Europe and Asia.

Pay By Nodding? With Alibaba Virtual Reality Update, Customers Don't Have To Take Off VR Goggles

The future of payment services is here.

Where Is Smoking Banned? Philippines The Newest Country To Ban Smoking Countrywide

Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte plans to issue a countrywide ban on public smoking. What other countries carry out smoke-free laws?

Samsung Galaxy S8 Rumored To Launch With A Larger Variant — A Replacement For Defunct Galaxy Note 7?

If new rumors are to be believed, Samsung could be releasing two Galaxy S8 handsets that will differ in size and certain key features just like Apple's iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.

Imax VR Centre Announced In Partnership With Odeon

Imax announced Tuesday that it will open its first Virtual Reality center in Manchester, England, by year-end.

Is China Building Up Its Military? A Look At Recent Developments After The Country's Slow Economic Growth

As China has begun to cut back on military growth in pace with its weakening GDP growth numbers, frustrated military workers took to the streets of Beijing on Tuesday.

China's Golden Week 2016: Country Spends $180 Billion During National Holiday

Golden Week in China proves to be a golden opportunity for domestic travel and retail.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Discontinued: What Should You Do If You Have One?

What Samsung Galaxy Note 7 owners need to do now that the device is officially off the market.

What Happened To Ford Mustang? Michigan Plant Closes Over Poor Sales For Iconic Car

Americans aren't the only buyers of the iconic muscle car.

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Discontinued: A Timeline Of The Device's Downfall

Samsung discontinues its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone after replacement devices started to catch on fire.

South China Sea Update: Conflict Goes Nuclear? Small Power Plant Plans In Mix In Contested Waterway

The government is partially funding a project for the world's smallest nuclear plant and hopes to install it in the South China Sea.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte Questions Need For U.S. Alliance

President Rodrigo Duterte criticized the military exercises between the Philippines and the U.S., saying that the war games were beneficial only to the U.S.

Who Has The Biggest Navy? Military Defense Spending On The Rise Amid Global Conflict

Military budgets and naval defense industry revenue are sky high.

Chinese Learn Russian For Sukhoi Jets: Pilots Must Read Language To Fly Fighters

Due to a potentially expensive redesign, China requested the readouts from onboard systems be in Russian.

Galaxy Note 7: Samsung Temporarily Halts Production Of Troubled Phone, Reports Say

The South Korean technology giant’s move comes after fresh reports of overheating in the new replacement phones.

Presidential Debate Drinking Game 2016: Rules To Drink For The Clinton vs. Trump Show Down

Here are the rules you need to get tipsy while participating in democracy.

Do Sterile Neutrinos Exist? Hunt For Elusive Particles — Potential Dark Matter Candidates — Draws Another Blank

The hunt for the as-of-yet-hypothetical fourth "flavor" of neutrinos, which physicists speculate may make up dark matter, has drawn another blank.

Flight MH370 Update: Debris From Mauritius Belonged To Missing Plane, Authorities Say

Authorities confirmed that the piece of a wing flap found on the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius in May belonged to the Malaysia Airlines aircraft, which went missing in 2014.

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