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UK Summons China Envoy Over Alleged Treaty Breach In Hong Kong

UK summons China envoy over alleged treaty breach in Hong Kong

Coronavirus: Latest Global Developments

Stock markets are down, deaths are up, and fans at the Tokyo Olympics next year may be asked to avoid cheering to prevent the virus spreading.

Coronavirus: Latest global developments

Apple Offering Staff Bonuses To Travel To China Amid Pandemic

A handout image from a video released by Apple shows CEO Tim Cook at an event on September 15, 2020 in Cupertino, California; the company is expected to unveil a much anticipated iPhone 12 tuned to the 5G networks taking root around the world

Apple is offering its U.S.-based employees huge cash incentives if they travel to China to work there. They will have to stay in China for at least six weeks.

Tawian is frozen out of the WHO by Beijing, which regards the island as its own territory

Trolls Get Creative After WHO Censors Taiwan

Trolls get creative after WHO censors Taiwan

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Police walk past a plaque outside the Office for Safeguarding National Security of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region after its official inauguration

Beijing's Crackdown On Democracy And Dissent In Hong Kong

Beijing's crackdown on democracy and dissent in Hong Kong

Hundreds of millions of Chinese shoppers went online to snap up bargains from ecommerce stores run by Alibaba and JD.com

Chinese Shoppers Spend Big In Post-virus Singles' Day Binge

Hundreds of millions used online stores to scoop up bargains in the Singles' Day consumer marathon that dwarfs the US "Black Friday" phenomenon.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is the first foreign leader to pay an official visit to Japan since counterpart Yoshihide Suga's election in September

Japan's Suga To Host Australian PM In First Visit By Foreign Leader

Japan's Suga to host Australian PM in first visit by foreign leader

The United States on Monday imposed sanctions on four more officials accused of curbing freedoms in Hong Kong while vowing accountability over China's clampdown in the city

US Warns Of More China Sanctions Over Hong Kong Moves

Wednesday's statement came in response to the ousting of four of Hong Kong's pro-democracy lawmakers by the city's pro-Beijing authorities.

Coal is among the Australian exports reportedly targeted by China as tensions escalate between the two countries

India-crewed Ships With Australian Coal Stuck At Chinese Ports: Union

India-crewed ships with Australian coal stuck at Chinese ports: union

Hong Kong's pro-Beijing leader Carrie Lam said the disqualifications of pro-democracy lawmakers were 'constitutional, legal, reasonable and necessary'

All Hong Kong Pro-democracy Lawmakers To Resign As China Crushes Opposition

All Hong Kong pro-democracy lawmakers to resign as China crushes opposition

Graphic on the main approaches in the development of a vaccine. Pfizer's vaccine uses genetic information from SARS-CoV-2 to stimulate the body's immune response

EU Sees Vaccinations Within Months As Cases Top 1 Million In Italy

EU sees vaccinations within months as cases top 1 million in Italy

A deserted street in the City of London. University students in England will be allowed to travel home in early December after a four-week lockdown is eased to spend Christmas with their families

EU Sees Vaccinations In Months, Russia Gives High Marks To Its Vaccine

EU sees vaccinations in months, Russia gives high marks to its vaccine

Philippines and US marines taking part in a training exercise in San Antonio in 2018

Philippines Extends Military Pact With US

Philippines extends military pact with US

President Xi Jinping's carbon promise came as a surprise as China has relied heavily on coal to spur its economic emergence

Trouble For Big Tech: China Unveils New Regulations To Curb Antitrust Practices

Beijing's crackdown on dominant internet companies in China, including Alibaba and Tencent, has shocked investors and prompted a selloff of Chinese equities in the last week.

Thai surgeon Sakirin Al-Ishak prepares Somprasong Aimsantia for plastic surgery on her nose at the Vayo Clinic in Bangkok

Singles' Day Lift For Thai Cosmetic Surgery

Singles' Day lift for Thai cosmetic surgery

A blue robot moves between aisles at the Wuxi warehouse of Cainiao Smart Logistics Network, an affiliate of e-commerce giant Alibaba, ahead of Singles Day

China's Shoppers Splash The Cash In World's Biggest Spending Spree

Leading China retailers such as Alibaba, JD.com, and Pinduoduo compete aggressively for Single's Day, which far outstrips the pre-Christmas "Black Friday" promotion in the United States.

Health workers spray disinfectant in Sukhbaatar square in Ulaanbaatar in March 2020. The country has just recorded its first local transmissions of the coronavirus

Mongolia Reports First Domestic Coronavirus Transmissions

Mongolia reports first domestic coronavirus transmissions

Joe Biden, now US president-elect, stopped at the village of Yanzikou in 2001 and was photographed shaking hands with Gao Shan, then nine years old

Gifts, Popsicles And Mass: Chinese Villagers Recall Biden's 2001 Visit

Gifts, popsicles and mass: Chinese villagers recall Biden's 2001 visit

Only about 20 of 130 legally registered firms are continuing to mine because plunging prices no longer cover the costs of production.

Chain Reaction: Virus Darkens Future Of Albania's Chromium Miners

Chain reaction: virus darkens future of Albania's chromium miners

Main proposals by US president-elect Joe Biden to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

Record Number Of US Cases As Covid Vaccine Offers Glimmer Of Hope

Record number of US cases as Covid vaccine offers glimmer of hope

Dimas Covas, director of the Butantan Institute, speaks during a press conference in Sao Paulo on November 10, 2020

Row Erupts Over Brazil Suspension Of Chinese Vaccine Trials

Row erupts over Brazil suspension of Chinese vaccine trials

China's Yuan Greets President-Elect Joe Biden, Jumps To 29-Month High

Investors are hoping for less tumultuous relations between the U.S. and China with Biden at the helm and a weaker dollar.

Fewer canceled orders at planemaker Boeing helped push US durable goods up overall in September

Boeing 737 Max May Get FAA Green Light To Fly Again As Early As Next Week, Says Report

The FAA's review of the proposed changes to Boeing's 737 Max can be completed in the “coming days” once all safety concerns on the aircraft have been addressed, FAA chief Steve Dickson has told Reuters.