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Protests in India against China following deadly clashes between the nuclear-armed neighbours in a disputed Himalayan region

India, China Hold Talks To De-escalate Deadly Border Tensions

India, China hold talks to de-escalate deadly border tensions

European Stocks Rise As Recovery Hopes Offset Second Wave Fears

Jerome Powell warned that while recent data have been good, the economic recovery was uncertain

European stocks rise as recovery hopes offset second wave fears

Wednesday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Mixed, Ending Three-Day Rally

U.S. stocks finished mixed on Wednesday as Fed chief Powell said the central bank will eventually buy individual corporate bonds.

Amid Political Tensions, Chinese Automaker Invests $1 Billion In Indian Plant

GWM is China’s largest SUV manufacturer

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Map showing the Galwan valley on the border of India and China where a clash between soldiers has been reported Tuesday

India-China Border Clash: US Intel Says 35 Chinese Troops Killed

China blames arrogance and recklessness on the Indian side, but the focus of its ire is the U.S. and its attempts to woo India.

Newspaper sales have been devastated in India as a result of the virus lockdown, with dailies unable print, and delivery boys being attacked and -- crucially -- advertisers fleeing

India Media Fear Pandemic Finally Brings End Of The Newspaper Era

India media fear pandemic finally brings end of the newspaper era

Already under pressure, India is bracing for the arrival of the monsoon season which brings additional health challenges to the coronavirus pandemic

Steroid 'Breakthrough' Raises Virus Hopes, Despite China Outbreak

Steroid 'breakthrough' raises virus hopes, despite China outbreak

Tensions have been rising on the border between India and China in recent weeks

India Says 20 Troops Killed In Deadliest Clash With China In Decades

India says 20 troops killed in deadliest clash with China in decades

Chinese authorities are testing thousands of people as a new cluster of coronavirus cases sparked alarm

Steroid Breakthrough Raises Virus Hopes, Despite China Outbreak

Steroid breakthrough raises virus hopes, despite China outbreak

Britain’s Largest Automaker Jaguar Land Rover To Cut 1,000 Jobs, Indian Parent Tata Motors Posts Huge Quarterly Loss

JLR’s parent Tata Motors posted a huge March quarter loss

Tuesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Jump On Trump’s $1T Infrastructure Plan, Surge In May Retail Sales

U.S. stocks gained on Tuesday as traders cheered potential new stimulus

6 monkeys given an experimental drug by oxford didn't get coronavirus even after heavy exposure

'Alcoholic' Monkey To Serve Life Term In Captivity After Attacking Over 250 People

The monkey was the pet of an occultist who would regularly give the primate some alcohol to drink. The monkey became 'alcoholic' over a period of time and when its owner died, the animal stopped getting alcohol following which it became aggressive.

Airlines have been forced to park their planes on runways as COVID-19 lockdowns has shut down most air travel, and caused huge drop in demand for jet fuel that has hit the oil industry hard

Plane Speaking: IEA Says Aviation To Hold Back Oil Recovery

The IEA continued to upgrade its forecasts for the oil market in its latest monthly report as more countries ease lockdown measures that have pushed the world economy into its greatest crisis since the Great Depression.

New Virus Cases In China, N. Zealand Sound Pandemic Alarm

New virus cases in China, N. Zealand sound pandemic alarm

Virus-hit India's Overwhelmed Health Workers Brace For Monsoon

Every year illnesses such as dengue fever and malaria infect more than half a million people and kill hundreds in India as the monsoon brings much-needed rain but also devastation and disease.