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France is expected to extend the hours of an existing curfew, with possibly a full lockdown on weekends, or order targeted lockdowns in the hardest-hit regions

France, Germany Head Towards Lockdown As Virus Surges In Europe

France, Germany head towards lockdown as virus surges in Europe

TikTok Countersues Rival Video App Triller In Patent Defense

TikTok is denying a patent infringement accusation from rival video app Triller and asking a California court to quash the lawsuit filed in a Texas court

TikTok countersues rival video app Triller in patent defense

Hong Kong Teen Activist Tony Chung Charged With Secession

Tony Chung, 19, is a former member of Student Localism, a small group that advocated Hong Kong's independence from China

Hong Kong teen activist Tony Chung charged with secession

Top leaders announced China's new economic direction after a four-day meeting in Beijing

China Pushes Domestic Economy, Tech Power In Five-year Plan

China pushes domestic economy, tech power in five-year plan

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Coal has long been a mainstay of Australia's resource-dependent economy, but the industry's foundations appear increasingly wobbly

Last Major Aussie Bank Ditches Coal, In Fresh Blow To Sector

Last major Aussie bank ditches coal, in fresh blow to sector

Taiwan's air force said Thursday that a pilot had been killed in routine training, the second such incident in three months

Pilot Killed As Taiwan Fighter Jet Crashes Into Sea

Pilot killed as Taiwan fighter jet crashes into sea

Petrobras posted a net loss of $236 million for the period from July to September 2020

Brazil's Petrobras Cuts Losses To $236 Million In Q3

Brazil's Petrobras cuts losses to $236 million in Q3

Twitter's move to ban comments wishing for the death of President Donald Trump sparked calls for the platform to enforce that policy for everyone

Trump Slams Twitter, Says 'Trending' Is Fake Because 'Biden Corruption' Is Biggest Story

President Trump continued his usual Twitter rants on Wednesday, complaining Democratic challenger Joe Biden's alleged "corruption" isn’t trending on Twitter.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey gives his opening statement remotely during a hearing to discuss reforming Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act

US Senators Spar With Big Tech Over Legal Immunity, Politics

US senators spar with Big Tech over legal immunity, politics

Assistant Attorney General John Demers (L) and FBI Director Christopher Wray announced the arrests of five Chinese agents for their roles in an operation targeting Chinese government opponents in the US

Five Chinese Agents Arrested In US For Targeting Beijing Opponents

Three of those charged -- Zhu Yong, 64, a Chinese citizen and permanent U.S. resident; Hongru Jin, a 30-year-old naturalized US citizen; and Michael McMahon, a 53-year-old U.S. citizen and licensed private detective -- were arrested in New York and New Jersey.

Wednesday's decision by key WTO ambassadors marks an important step paving the way for Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala to become the first woman and the first African to head the organisationNigerian former Foreign and Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala smile

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala Proposed As WTO Chief, US Opposed

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala proposed as WTO chief, US opposed

CEOs Sundar Pichai of Alphabet/Google, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter's Jack Dorsey were to testify at a Senate hearing on content moderation policies

US Senators Spar With Tech CEOS Over Legal Immunity

US senators spar with tech CEOS over legal immunity

Travel restrictions instead of testing has led to Heathrow losing the top spot among European airports to Paris Charles de Gaulle

Heathrow Says Paris Now Europe's Busiest Airport

Heathrow says Paris now Europe's busiest airport

India Gets Access To US Targeting Data As Himalayan Border Standoff With China Continues

The agreement comes amid a months-long standoff between Indian and Chinese troops along their Himalayan borders, with both sides having deployed thousands of troops, artillery, armored vehicles and aircraft.

Japan's Sony has reported that its net profit doubled in the April-September period

Sony First-half Net Profit Doubles, Forecast Revised Up

Sony first-half net profit doubles, forecast revised up

A heavily polluted Seoul pictured in December 2019

South Korea To Seek Carbon Neutrality By 2050: Moon

South Korea to seek carbon neutrality by 2050: Moon

Pfizer reported lower third-quarter profits, in part due to lower pharma demand as patients' normal patterns of healthcare were disrupted due to Covid-19

Pfizer Says Covid-19 Vaccine Still Possible In 2020 Despite Data Lag

Pfizer Chief Executive Albert Bourla said the drug giant could supply some 40 million doses in the United States in 2020 if clinical testing proceeds as expected and regulators approve a vaccine.

US President Donald Trump holds his first summit with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un in June 2018 in Singapore, later saying that they 'fell in love'

Does Russia, China, North Korea Want Trump To Win The Election? What Trump Said About Putin, Xi, Kim Jong Un

President Donald Trump said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping would prefer him to be reelected over Joe Biden, calling them "sharp as a tack."