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Kenya, US launch talks on free trade agreement

A Kazakh man was tagged for the 'invisible god' incident responsible for the data hacking of three cybersecurity firms.

The list of apps the U.S. could ban includes the popular video app TikTok, which is owned by Chinese multinational ByteDance.

Both China and the U.S. are busy conducting military exercises in the South China Sea while criticizing each other for stirring up tensions in the global waterway.

Hong Kong is one of the world’s most influential financial centers and is home to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Asia’s third-largest stock exchange in terms of market capitalization.

The U.S. will soon conduct a military exercise in the South China Sea with two nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, but the timing of the drills coincide with some Chinese naval activity in the region.

Thomas Macias, a truck driver who had diabetes, stayed in isolation in the initial days of the coronavirus pandemic. However, in the beginning of June, he decided to attend a party after the restrictions were lifted.

The U.S. Congress acts swiftly to punish China for a new national security law that will ban all anti-government protests in Hong Kong

Experts warned that a virus with a 90% death rate is currently spreading across southwestern areas in the U.S.

A new report claims that Apple is under pressure from Chinese government to strictly adhere to the country's rules.

Tom Hanks slammed the people who are not wearing masks in public amid the pandemic.

The EU will lift restrictions on visitors coming from nations such as Algeria, Canada and New Zealand, but U.S. visitors will be excluded from traveling to the bloc in the near term.

Michael Pompeo's Twitter message praising the 36th ASEAN summit held on Friday may be a sign that the Philippines and its President Rodrigo Duterte are seeking to move toward the U.S. and away from China concerning the situation in the South China Sea.

The Trump administration continues to downplay the resurgence of COVID-19 even as cases in the U.S. and the world reached new highs Sunday.

This is the fourth such incident this month in the region. 

Americans are divided politically but agree that those who steal trade secrets and commit acts of espionage that might benefit an enemy country should be dealt with harshly. The case of Zhang Hao is one example.

While a Chinese think tank seeks to achieve peace in the South China Sea, the PLA is planning drills that are possibly a practice run to take Taiwan's Pratas Island by force. So far both the U.S. and China are busy in the skies over Taiwan.

China is quite content to have Japan remain as a country without a means of launching a military offense. The Communist superpower is understandably concerned when the U.S. steps in with no such restraints.

The World Health Organization said the recent surge of cases in the U.S. and South America have been the biggest drivers.

Price of beer and gin imports would double, and olives and trucks would cost more, too.

General Zhao Zonggi's decision to "teach India a lesson" has backfired, and the incident that cost 55 lives will be erased from Chinese media sources.