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More than 100,000 people took part in a "March for Freedom" in Minsk on Sunday

EU To Consider Sanctions As Protests, Strikes Pressure Belarus President Lukashenko

Lukashenko’s recent electoral victory has been described as fraudulent by the opposition and the west

Huawei's Google-Powered Smartphones Will No Longer Receive Updates

China says Huawei is being picked on by the US because of its success

Huawei will no longer be able to update its Android-powered devices following the expiration of a temporary general license.

US, China Postpone Trade Deal Review Talks Scheduled For This Weekend

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin (L) says the trade war with China has had no impact on the US economy and he sees no sign of a recession

Seven months after the phase 1 trade deal was signed, the pandemic and events in Hong Kong have drastically changed things.

TikTok has already been given a deadline to be acquired by a US firm or be banned in the country

Facebook Developing TikTok-Like Video Feature

Facebook is testing a new feature called "short videos" that appear to be designed to entice TikTok users to shift away from the troubled app, according to a tipster.

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President Donald Trump has set a deadline of mid-September 2020 for TikTok to be acquired by a US firm or be banned in the United States

TikTok Takes On Trump, Threatening Legal Action Over Executive Order

TikTok has repeatedly denied sharing information with the Chinese government via its parent company, ByteDance.

A traveller, mask-clad due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, arriving on one of the first flights from Britain gestures as he walks with luggage out of the terminal at Cyprus' Larnaca International Airport on August 1

US State Department Lifts Global Level 4 Health Advisory Avoiding International Travel Amid COVID-19

The state department has requested citizens to review the recent updates to the Travel Advisories if they plan on traveling abroad.

Secretary of State Michael Pompeo has spoken in the past of his personal interest in Lebanon

US, Russia Moving Forward On Arms Control, Says Mike Pompeo

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the U.S. and Russia are making progress on the arms control issue, with President Trump hoping to make a deal with Moscow as part of his legacy.

President Donald Trump said a US company buying TikTok should make a payment to the Treasury, which critics said was unconstitutional and bad policy

Trump Call For Slice Of TikTok Deal Draws Fire

Trump call for slice of TikTok deal draws fire

The two nations have increasingly tussled over a plethora of issues, including China's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and its efforts to quash a democracy movement in Hong Kong

US, China Officials Expected To Meet On Aug. 15 To Discuss Compliance With ‘Phase One’ Trade Deal

Top U.S. and Chinese officials will discuss Beijing's compliance with the deal, which requires China to buy $200 billion in U.S. imports over the next two years.

The US government has said TikTok is a national security threat - allegations the company denies

Bus Driver Attacked Over Face Mask Request, Officer Discusses Subsequent Investigation

The recent altercation took place in San Francisco.

Air Pollution From Wildfire Poses Grave Danger For Kidney Patients

A new study suggests forest fire emissions can be fatal for people with kidney failure.

Ukrainian and US flags are flown at the opening of drills in western Ukraine's Lviv district in July 2015

Bipartisan Group Of Senators Introduce Bill To Help Ukraine’s Military Following Impeachment Scandal

A bipartisan group of senators have backed a bill to boost Ukraine's armed forces, with Ukraine being a vital U.S. ally in the Eastern European region.

Is The Dollar Heading For A Crash? More Analysts Join The Chorus Of Doom

The number of analysts who think the greenback will lose its dominance in the global currency market going forward is increasing.

Lionel Messi’s Teammate Receives Offer From David Beckham's Inter Miami: Report

Inter Miami competes in Major League Soccer in the U.S.

coronavirus strikes the USS Theodore Roosevelt nuclear aircraft carrier

Iranian Revolutionary Guard Fires Missiles at Mock US Aircraft Carrier

The exercise comes amid rising tensions between Iran and the U.S. sparked by Trump pulling the U.S. out of the nuclear deal with Iran.

The World Health Organization recommended the Turkmenistan government adopt measures including contact tracing "as if COVID-19 were already circulating," after cases of pneumonia were reported in the country

Global Coronavirus Deaths Surpass 650,000; US May Hit 219,000 Death Toll By November

The World Health Organization reveals the COVID-19 pandemic is worsening worldwide with new cases and deaths increasing at alarming rates.

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Agriculture Officials Warn Unsolicited Seeds Mailed Allegedly From China To Various States May Be Harmful

Officials in Virginia, Ohio, Washington, Utah, Kansas, Arizona and Louisiana have said various residents have been mailed the strange seeds during July and asked anyone else who may receive the seeds to not plant them.

China Prepares To Close US Consulate In Chengdu In Retaliation For Houston Closure

Chengdu is in southwestern China, not far from Tibet

Chinese Researcher Wanted By FBI Taking Refuge In San Francisco Consulate

Tang Juan, who was a researcher at the University of California, Davis, was issued a non-immigrant visa after she lied about her connection to the Chinese military.

Scott Morrison's comments were the latest salvo in a long-brewing diplomatic dispute between Australia and China

South China Sea Tensions: Chinese Navy Confronts Australian Warships Near Disputed Islands

Though the exact location of the confrontation is not known, it is believed to be near the contested Spratly Islands.

Steps taken by Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the past month threaten to bring an early end to a 'golden decade' in cooperation with China

UK Unlikely To Wrap Up Trade Deal With US This Year

Boris Johnson had wanted to complete trade deal by late summer

Wednesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Fall Amid Escalating Tensions Between US And China

US stocks fell on Wednesday after the U.S. ordered the closure of China’s consulate in Houston

Beijing confirms the United States has ordered China to close its Houston consulate, in what it called a "outrageous and unjustified move" that will further harm diplomatic relations."On July 21st, thhe US abruptly demanded that China's consulate genera

U.S. State Department Orders China To Close Consulate In Houston, Texas

Video emerged on consulate employees burning documents in courtyard

Chrissy Teigen's Friend Faces Online Harassment After Model's Alleged Link To Jeffrey Epstein

One of Chrissy Teigen's friends has been receiving a lot of hate comments on Instagram after she was reportedly linked to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Many netizens spoke in support of Teigen.