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The Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in the city of Wuhan is thought to be ground zero for the mystery virus that has now claimed two lives

US Begins Airport Screenings As SARS-linked Virus Kills 2 In China

US begins airport screenings as SARS-linked virus kills 2 in China

Japan Court Halts Nuclear Reactor Restart Citing Volcano, Quake Risks

The plant lies near an active faultline, the court ruled

Japan court halts nuclear reactor restart citing volcano, quake risks

Thais Find Second Case Linked To China Mystery Virus

The woman is being treated at hospital after presenting with symptoms at Thailand's biggest airport Suvarnabhumi

Thais find second case linked to China mystery virus

A preliminary US-China trade accord cancels planned US tariffs on imports of some Chinese electronics but stops short of addressing fundamental problems, analysts say

US Tech Sector Sees Only Modest Relief In China Trade Deal

US tech sector sees only modest relief in China trade deal

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Record low snowfall has forced ski resorts in Japan to shut their doors and raised fears for a ski jump competition

No Business In Snow Business! Warm Weather Shutters Japan Ski Resorts

No business in snow business! Warm weather shutters Japan ski resorts

Junichiro Hironaka has quit as tycoon Carlos Ghosn's lawyer

Ghosn's Top Japanese Lawyers Quit

Ghosn's top Japanese lawyers quit

NASA, NOAA: 2019 Was The Second Hottest Year On Record

NASA and the NOAA reported that 2019 was the second hottest year since 1880. For many countries, 2019 ranked among the top three hottest years on national records.

The Wuhan seafood market thought to be the source of the outbreak has been closed

Japan Reports Case Of Mystery Virus Behind China Outbreak

Japan reports case of mystery virus behind China outbreak

China is a crucial trading partner for Germany but concerns have mounted in recent years over a spike in Chinese investments in German firms

Germany Investigates Three Over 'Spying For China'

Germany investigates three over 'spying for China'

Flying home: World number one Kento Momota was discharged from a Malaysian hospital on Wednesday

Japan Badminton King Momota Arrives Home After Fatal Car Crash

Japan badminton king Momota arrives home after fatal car crash

Koizumi said it had been a difficult decision to balance his duties as minister and his desire to be with his newborn

Japan Minister Becomes First To Announce Paternity Leave

Japan minister becomes first to announce paternity leave

The yuan has rallied against the dollar after hitting 11-year lows in September, helping easing tensions between Chiina and the United States

World Stocks Tread Water As Easing US-China Tensions Boost Yuan

World stocks tread water as easing US-China tensions boost yuan

North Korean laborers work in 2007 at a shoe factory in the inter-Korean industrial park of Kaesong, which South Korea later shut down after rising tension with the North

US Slaps Sanctions Over N.Korea Workers But Appeals For Dialogue

US slaps sanctions over N.Korea workers but appeals for dialogue

Carlos Ghosn wants a French court to force Renault to pay him a retirement indemnity of 250,000 euros.

Carlos Ghosn Sues Renault For Pension, Share Issuance

Carlos Ghosn is suing his former company Renault for compensation

Moon Jae-in has tried to keep paths of communication open between North and South Korea, despite Kim Jong Un's announcement of an end to his nuclear and missile test moratoriums

North Korea News: Is Kim Jong Un Open To Nuclear Talks With US?

South Korean President Moon Jae-in is still fairly optimistic about the state of U.S.-North Korea nuclear negotiations.

The World Trade Organization (WTO) has been urged by US, Japan and EU to come up with stronger rules against subsidies

US, Japan, EU Seek New Global Rules Limiting Subsidies

US, Japan, EU seek new global rules limiting subsidies

All Apple 5G iPhones Launching In Fall 2020, Analyst Claims

Apple is expected to launch several iPhones with support for the growing 5G network. Analysts, in fact, expect that the Cupertino tech giant will launch four 5G iPhones sometime during fall this year.