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A police source told AFP that 6,000 police officers had been drafted in to stop any protests

China Anniversary Arrests As Hong Kong Leader Hails 'Return To Peace'

China anniversary arrests as Hong Kong leader hails 'return to peace'

What Does Ford’s Restructuring Mean? Leadership Changes And A New Direction For The Automaker

CEO Jim Farley announced a series of restructuring initiatives at Ford, including leadership changes among his senior executive team.

John Cena Praises BTS For 'Changing The World,' Reveals Key To Group's Success

John Cena gushed about BTS during an appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." He described them as great performers who send out messages that resonate with people.

Full Moon October 2020: What Time And Where To Watch Harvest Moon?

The next full moon to be seen from Earth will be the harvest moon, which marks the beginning of autumn.

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Google is adding two 5G handsets to its line of Pixel smartphones which showcase the tech giant's Android mobile system but which have only limited market share

Google Unveils New Pixel Handsets With 5G Wireless

Google unveils new Pixel handsets with 5G wireless

Some observers believed the Chinese leader may surprise world leaders as he did last week when announcing his country would go carbon neutral by 2060

After Xi's Climate Surprise, No Biodiversity Announcement

After Xi's climate surprise, no biodiversity announcement

Relatives of the 12 detainees gather outside Beijing's Liaison Office in Hong Kong, to petition for their return

China Approves Arrest Of Hong Kong 'Speedboat Fugitives'

China approves arrest of Hong Kong 'speedboat fugitives'

US President Donald Trump was combative through much of his first debate with Joe Biden

The Biggest Lies Of The Presidential Debate Between Joe Biden And Donald Trump

Donald Trump dominated in both speaking time and fact-checking lists following Tuesday's debate

Britain's then foreign secretary Boris Johnson with a seized tiger skin rug in London in 2018

Europe's Captive Tiger Trade 'Risks Spurring Illegal Demand'

Europe's captive tiger trade 'risks spurring illegal demand'

Donald Trump and Joe Biden's first presidential debate comes as the president comes under pressure following a report saying he had hardly paid any taxes for several years

Who Won The Debate? Liberal, Conservative Pundits Give Their Breakdown Of Trump vs. Biden

Economist Paul Krugman suggested the moderator of the next debate have the power to turn off President Trump's microphone.

China’s Electric Luxury Sedan Market Heats Up While US Focuses On Electric Pickup Trucks

The US automakers are hedging their bets on electric pickup trucks while in China electric luxury sedans reign.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will speak at a symposium organised by the Holy See's US embassy in the Italian capital

Pompeo Calls For Pope To Show 'Courage' Over China

Pompeo calls for pope to show 'courage' over China

Sina is the parent of higely popular Chinese social media app Weibo

Chinese Tech Company Sina To Go Private After 20 Years On Wall Street In $2.6 Billion Deal

Sina, the owner of Twitter-like social media app Weibo, will delist from Nasdaq in a $2.6 billion merger deal with New Wave Holdings.

Family members called on Hong Kong officials to do more to seek the return of those detained on the mainland

Families Of Detained Hong Kongers Petition Beijing Office

Families of detained Hong Kongers petition Beijing office

Japan's military budget has been rising steadily for nearly a decade

Japan's Military Seeks Record $52 Bn Budget

Japan's military seeks record $52 bn budget

US President Donald Trump (L) and Democratic presidential challenger Joe Biden (R) engaged in a feisty, chaotic debate that touched on a variety of subjects -- and included plenty of insults

Trump-Biden, Round One: Taxes, Protests, And Lots Of Insults

Trump-Biden, round one: taxes, protests, and lots of insults

Two Asian small-clawed otters at Taipei Zoo

Baby Boom At Taipei Zoo Lightens Pandemic Blues

Baby boom at Taipei Zoo lightens pandemic blues

US President Donald Trump questions the coronavirus figures of India and other countries in a debate with Democratic rival Joe Biden in Cleveland

Trump Questions India Coronavirus Data

Trump questions India coronavirus data

The closely watched Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) is a key gauge of manufacturing activity in the world's second-largest economy

China Manufacturing Data Shows Small Rebound In September

This month's new export order index and import index were both positive for the first time, at 50.8% and 50.4% respectively -- a rise of 1.7 and 1.4 percentage points from August.

The 90-minute debate will finally give Americans a chance to see Trump, 74, and Biden, 77, go head to head

Trump vs. Biden Debate Quotes: Biden Slams Trump In Bitter Exchanges

Democratic nominee Joe Biden and Republican President Donald Trump shot multiple personal attacks towards each during the first debate.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, wearing a protective face mask on a visit to Greece, will head to Asia for talks focused on China and North Korea

Pompeo Due In Asia For Talks On China, N.Korea

Pompeo due in Asia for talks on China, N.Korea

Amazon said it would be introducing payment by palm recognition, a biometric system which scans a person's hand, at its cashier-free Amazon Go retail stores

Amazon Unveils Payment By Hand-waving

Amazon unveils payment by hand-waving

The study found that 90 percent of traded reptile species are captured from the wild

Reptiles Vulnerable To Unscrupulous Pet Trading: Study

Reptiles vulnerable to unscrupulous pet trading: study

Apple is expected to unveil its newest iPhone at an online event September 15

When Will Apple Release iPhone 12? All The Release Date Clues

Rumors point to an iPhone 12 reveal sooner rather than later.

China has said it would resume Canadian meat imports, but ties remain frosty between the two countries

China Way Behind In US Trade Deal Commitments But Trump Administration Not Inclined To Cancel

An analysis by the Peterson Institute for International Economics indicates through the first six months of the year, China had met just 25% of its commitment to boost purchases by $200 billion.