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The urgent UN Human Rights Council debate began with a minute of silence for George Floyd

UN Urged To Hold US 'Accountable' Over Racism, Police Violence

UN urged to hold US 'accountable' over racism, police violence

Beijing Coronavirus Second Wave: Massive Quarantine Measures In Place Amid 'Extremely Grave' Situation

A worker cleans glass in the seafood section of a supermarket in Beijing, where a fresh coronavirus outbreak is keeping customers away

A new spike in COVID-19 in Beijing, China's capital city has authorities worried. Flights have been canceled and areas of the city near the Xinfadi wholesale market are facing another lockdown.

Virus-fighting Bank Of England Pumps Out Extra ?100bn Stimulus

Virus-fighting Bank of England pumps out extra ?100bn stimulus

A closed sign is posted outside a Department of Homeland Security building and US Citizenship and Immigration Services field office after an employee was tested for the novel coronavirus in Tukwila, Washington

Coronavirus Economy: 1.5 Million Americans File For Initial Unemployment Claims

Initial jobless claims have not dipped below 1 million since mid-March when the economy shut down because of the coronavirus.

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Like President Trump, Brazil's Bolsonaro is a hydroxychloroquine advocate and has even fired two health ministers who clashed with him over his desire to expand its use

Blame Trump? US Stockpile Has 63 Million Doses Of Hydroxychloroquine For Coronavirus Treatment

Hydroxychloroquine was banned this week as a cure for COVID-19 by the FDA.

Single-use plastic was on the way out in many places but the coronavirus pandemic has given it a new lease on life

Virus Crisis Gives Throwaway Plastic A New Lease On Life

Virus crisis gives throwaway plastic a new lease on life

The New York Stock Exchange, the symbolic heart of Wall Street, reopened its floor after a two-month closure due to the coronavirus, with traders donning masks and separated by plexiglas

US Stock Market Futures: Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq Tick Lower, Thursday's Jobs Data Eyed

The futures extended the market losses in the regular session, which was triggered by a spike in coronavirus cases in a number of states.

China's rubber-stamp parliament approved the draft of a new security law for Hong Kong on May 28, 2020

China Moves Closer To Passing Hong Kong Security Law

China moves closer to passing Hong Kong security law

Vera Lynn achieved superstar status as 'the forces' sweetheart', boosting WWII troop morale with a string of romantic and patriotic ballads

Vera Lynn: The 'Forces' Sweetheart' Of WWII Britain

Vera Lynn: the 'Forces' Sweetheart' of WWII Britain

The campaign comes as Facebook comes under growing pressure over its hands-off approach to misinformation and inflammatory posts, such as those by US president Donald Trump

US Civil Rights Groups Call For Facebook Ad Boycott Over Hate Speech

US civil rights groups call for Facebook ad boycott over hate speech

JD.com founder, chairman and CEO Richard Qiangdong Liu

Chinese E-commerce Giant JD Soars On Hong Kong Debut

Chinese e-commerce giant JD soars on Hong Kong debut

Excerpts from John Bolton's book say Donald Trump asked China's Xi Jinping for help in getting re-elected

Asian Markets Mixed As Traders Weigh Second Wave, Stimulus

Asian markets mixed as traders weigh second wave, stimulus

Hong Kong's 'Rebel' Tycoon Jimmy Lai Has No Regrets

Hong Kong's 'rebel' tycoon Jimmy Lai has no regrets

The widow of Rayshard Brooks, Tomika Miller, listens in an Atlanta courtroom as Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard announces charges against the policeman who killed her husband.

Rayshard Brooks Shooting: Atlanta Police Officer Garrett Rolfe Charged With Murder

Atlanta District Attorney Paul Howard said police officer Garrett Rolfe had no justification for shooting Brooks as he fled, and aggravated the case by kicking his body as he lay on the ground bleeding.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Chinese politburo member Yang Jiechi shake hands following a press conference in Washington in November 2018

US, China Clash Anew As Top Officials Meet On Tensions

US, China clash anew as top officials meet on tensions

A senior doctor at a Bangladesh hospital said the situation there was 'catastrophic'

'Catastrophic': South Asia Reels From Virus Surge

'Catastrophic': South Asia reels from virus surge

Christina Aguilera Goes Absolutely Nude To Celebrate Supreme Court's Historic Ruling

Christina Aguilera sent her fans into a frenzy by uploading a racy picture on the photo-sharing platform where she can be seen posing without clothes.

Beijing's criticism of the US defence act comes a day after a phone call between President Xi Jinping and Donald Trump

John Bolton's Book Revelations: Trump Supported China's Uyghur Concentration Camps Despite Signing Human Rights Act

President Donald Trump said the new law “holds accountable perpetrators of human rights violations and abuses such as the systematic use of indoctrination camps."

Cremona, birthplace of Stradivarius, is today a veritable laboratory for luthiers from all over the world, and violin making workshops are everywhere

Violin-makers Tune In To Tradition Of Stradivarius In Italy's Cremona

Violin-makers tune in to tradition of Stradivarius in Italy's Cremona

Chinese Ecommerce Giant JD Soars On Hong Kong Debut

Chinese ecommerce giant JD soars on Hong Kong debut

Netflix co-founder and director Reed Hastings (pictured January 2020) and his wife donated $120 million to fund scholarships at historically black US colleges, touted as the largest-every contribution by an individual in support of such programs

Netflix Founder Gives $120 Million For US Black College Scholarships

Netflix founder gives $120 million for US black college scholarships

The Citgo gas station sign is seen in Middletown, Deleware in July 2019

Citgo Executives' Lives At Risk In Venezuela, US Says

Citgo executives' lives at risk in Venezuela, US says

The 'ring of fire' eclipse, as seen from Sri Lanka

Don't Miss This Sunday's 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse

Those who live in places where the eclipse will be visible may witness a 'ring of fire' around the Moon.

The Bank of England is likely to deliver more stimulus but not cut already ultra-low interest rates

Bank Of England Readies More Crisis-fighting Stimulus

Bank of England readies more crisis-fighting stimulus

Miami Beach is busy with tourists, but some worry about the risk that the coronavirus could spread

Florida Gambles On Reopening, As Virus Numbers Rise

Florida gambles on reopening, as virus numbers rise

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell

Fed Chair Jerome Powell On US Digital Dollar: 'We Owe It To The Public'

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell thinks the United States must make progress central bank digital currency or risk losing the dollar’s place as the world’s reserve currency.

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