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Late president Lee Teng-hui helped steer Taiwan from an autocracy to democracy

China Warns US Against 'Playing With Fire' Over Taiwan Visit

China warns US against 'playing with fire' over Taiwan visit

Arrested Hong Kong Media Tycoon Tells Staff To 'Fight On'

Hong Kong pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai was released on bail in the early hours of Wednesday

Arrested Hong Kong media tycoon tells staff to 'fight on'

South China Sea Tensions: Beijing Tells Troops 'Not to Fire the First Shot'

The United States runs regular operations in the South China Sea

Both the U.S. and China realize that a minor incident could turn into an armed conflict in the tense waters of the South China Sea.

At 400 metres (1,300 feet), the HMM St Petersburg is 100 metres longer than the Eiffel Tower is tall, and 62 metres wide

World's Biggest Container Ships Take Shape In South Korea

World's biggest container ships take shape in South Korea

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Apple CEO Tim Cook, seen here at a meeting of the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board at the White House, has reportedly worked with the president's daughter Ivanka (R) and her husband Jared Kushner to keep communication channels open

Apple On Cusp Of $2 Trillion Milestone, Defying Pandemic

Apple on cusp of $2 trillion milestone, defying pandemic

After tamping down its rough first coronavirus wave, Spain numbers are again rising ominously

Spain Again Grapples With Europe's Worst Virus Infection Rate

Spain again grapples with Europe's worst virus infection rate

Hong Kongers bought copies of pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily and shares in its parent company to voice support for its arrested owner

Pro-democracy Media Tycoon Freed On Bail Amid Hong Kong Crackdown

Pro-democracy media tycoon freed on bail amid Hong Kong crackdown

Firefox Browser Maker Mozilla Lays Off 250, Pivots To New Business Plan Post-Coronavirus

The company's Firefox Internet browser is a distant third in the market.

Countries and organisations that have announced advance agreements to acquire doses of COVID-19 vaccines

Pre-orders Of COVID-19 Vaccine Top Five Billion

Pre-orders of COVID-19 vaccine top five billion

President Trump Slammed Over Calling COVID-19 ‘The China Plague’ On Twitter

Twitter called out President Trump for calling COVID-19 “The China Plague.”

San Francisco and several other cities have banned the use of facial recognition by police amid concerns about accuracy, while some big tech firms have suspended sales of the technology to law enforcement

UK Court Rules Police Use Of Facial Recognition Unlawful, Could Set Major Precedent

The Court of Appeals found that the use of such software by Welsh police violated several privacy laws.

Agnes Chow was arrested by police officers with Hong Kong's new national security unit

Agnes Chow: The Former Hong Kong Teen Activist China Wants To Silence

Agnes Chow: the former Hong Kong teen activist China wants to silence

Until recently, Washington had treated imports from Hong Kong differently to goods from the rest of China

Hong Kong Imports To Be Labelled 'Made In China': US Customs

Hong Kong imports to be labelled 'Made in China': US customs

The city's Legislative Council, known as LegCo, will continue to perform its duties 'for no less than one year', State Media said

China Extends Hong Kong Legislature By At Least A Year

China extends Hong Kong legislature by at least a year

With more than 897,000 confirmed infections, Russia's coronavirus caseload is currently fourth in the world

Russia Declares Itself 'First' To Develop Coronavirus Vaccine

Russia declares itself 'first' to develop coronavirus vaccine

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen (right) with Alex Azar

US Health Chief Slams China Over Virus On Taiwan Trip

US health chief slams China over virus on Taiwan trip

Bhutan is one of the few nations in the world to report zero COVID-19 deaths

Bhutan In Virus Lockdown For The First Time

Bhutan in virus lockdown for the first time

Blood Test May Help Identify Severity Of COVID-19 Cases, Says Study

A study revealed that a simple blood test can determine coronavirus patients’ severity of illness, risk of death.

Putin Says Russia Is 'First' To Develop Coronavirus Vaccine

Putin says Russia is 'first' to develop coronavirus vaccine

Passengers wearing facemasks at Tianhe Airport in Wuhan. China says all new arrivals will have to prove they don't have coronavirus before boarding incoming flights

Trump Again Blames China For Coronavirus Pandemic: 'It’s China’s Fault'

Trump again points finger of blame at China for unleashing COVID-19 on the world.

South China Sea Update: Chinese Ships Operating Inside Philippine-Claimed Zone For A Week

An official in the Philippine Navy is calling for a diplomatic protest, claiming Chinese vessels continue to "loiter" near the Reed Bank conducting surveys and trying to provoke the Philippine Navy into firing the first shot.

Sudanese farmers display their harvest of peanuts, a key crop hit by a government export ban

Peanut Traders Baffled By Sudan Export Ban On Key Cash Crop

Peanut traders baffled by Sudan export ban on key cash crop

Foreign minister Joseph Wu (right) met US cabinet official Alex Azar (left) in Taipei

Taiwan FM Says China Trying To Turn Island Into 'Next Hong Kong'

Taiwan FM says China trying to turn island into 'next Hong Kong'

Erica Hernandez of Qingdao Huanghai is thought to be the first and only female physio in the upper tiers of Chinese football

'First Woman Physio' Breaks Down Barriers In China Football

'First woman physio' breaks down barriers in China football

A girl gestures while a couple poses for a wedding photographer next to East Lake in Wuhan

Shadow Of Coronavirus Slowly Lifts From Epicentre Wuhan

Shadow of coronavirus slowly lifts from epicentre Wuhan

US officials have proposed toughening rules for Chinese companies listed on American stock exchanges as recent scandals have prompted concerns

Chinese Companies That Fail To Meet Accounting Standards Will Be Delisted From US Stock Exchanges, Mnuchin Says

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is putting pressure on U.S.-listed Chinese companies, after several Chinese firms were involved in accounting scandals in recent months.

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