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Venomous Snake Devours Another Reptile In Viral Video

The video has since gone viral with people calling it the "snake version of Hannibal Lecter."

IPL 2020 Likely To Take Place In September After World T20 2020 Gets Postponed: Report

IPL 2020 was originally scheduled to commence March 29.

South China Sea Dispute: Beijing Warns US Against Military Escalation

China has established new administrative districts for the contested Paracel island chain

The U.S. refers to the deployment of the two aircraft carriers to the area as "freedom of navigation" exercises in waters that the U.S. considers international territory.

man wearing mask during coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus Developments: Vaccine Developments, COVID Treatment Breakthroughs As Virus Cases Rise

As coronavirus cases surge, two vaccine makers announce promising test results, with possible treatment breakthrough also touted.

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TikTok, which faces a possible US ban, has long battled accusations it is a spying tool for Beijing

TikTok Relocating? Company In Talks For London HQ To Try And Distance Itself From Chinese Ownership

The popular video-sharing app is reportedly looking to distance its public image from its Chinese owners.

Health workers protest for lack of medical supplies at the Dr Arnulfo Arias Madrid hospital complex in Panama City, on July 16, 2020, as Panama exceeds 50,000 cases of COVID-19

EU Grapples Over Virus Recovery As Global Death Toll Passes 600,000

EU grapples over virus recovery as global death toll passes 600,000

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres (pictured February 2020) called the cross-border humanitarian delivery program into Syria "a lifeline for millions of civilians whom the United Nations cannot reach by other means"

UN Chief Attacks Inequality Of Global Institutions Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres believes inequality remains a major problem in global institutions, and has said that rich countries are not doing enough to help poor states amid the pandemic.

A pedestrian passes in front of a quotation board displaying falling share price numbers at the Tokyo Stock Exchange

How Companies Should Expand In The Asian-Pacific Market

Startups today are increasingly conservative with their growth endeavors, which leaves many business leaders perceiving global expansion as going against the grain.

Aishwarya Bachchan, a former Miss World who has become one of India's top actors, and her daughter Aaradhya were revealed last weekend to be suffering from the coronavirus

Bollywood Star Aishwarya Bachchan Moved To Coronavirus Ward

Bollywood star Aishwarya Bachchan moved to coronavirus ward

Rents In San Francisco Bay Area See Sharp Drop As WFH Becomes The New Normal

Tech workers may have to continue to work from home amid the rising number of coronavirus cases, piling more downward pressure on home rents.

More than 120 million people have been placed under lockdown in the Indian state of Bihar

India Coronavirus Cases Pass One Million

India coronavirus cases pass one million

India's health service has been struggling to cope with the coronavirus, which is killing nearly 500 people a day

Coronavirus Update: India Becomes Third Nation After US, Brazil To Have More Than 1 Million Cases

After the U.S. and Brazil, India has become the third nation to witness more than 1 million COVID-19 cases.

Torrential monsoon rains have unleashed havoc in India, Bangladesh and Nepal

Torrential Rains Unleash Havoc In South Asia

Torrential rains unleash havoc in South Asia

A worker disinfects the pitch at half time during the Rio de Janeiro state championship football final match between Flamengo and Fluminense at Maracana stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on July 15, 2020

Russia Accused Of Vaccine Hacking As Brazil Crosses 2 Million Cases

Russia accused of vaccine hacking as Brazil crosses 2 million cases

A woman wears a face mask while purchasing bottles of rubbing alcohol at a Costco store in California: while panic buying empties shelves, some economists fear a slump in consumer spending on the back of virus fears could hurt the economy

Coronavirus Developments: Face Mask Requirements, Georgia Face Mask Ban, Russian Cyberattacks On Vaccine Data

A growing number of retailers across the country are issuing new policies that require customers to wear masks when shopping at their stores. Here's what else happened Thursday.