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US President Donald Trump, pictured (left) with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in June 2019, has long championed the US manufacturing sector

US vs. China: Former Obama National Security Advisor Says China Biggest Potential Threat To America

“China has been very clear about what its long-term goals are strategically,” James L. Jones said. “We need to take that very seriously.”

Suspect Admits Killing Slovak Journalist As Trial Opens

Slovak businessman Marian Kocner denies ordering the killing of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak

Suspect admits killing Slovak journalist as trial opens

North Korea News: Trump Administration Wants Kim Jong Un To Return To Nuclear Negotiations

Robert O'Brien will move from hostage situation envoy to President Donald Trump's national security advisor

National security adviser Robert O'Brien said it's "encouraging" that North Korea did not give its promised "Christmas gift" to the U.S.

More than 200 Spanish and Gibraltar police officers were involved in the operation that resulted in 44 arrests

Police Bust Ring Smuggling Moroccans To Spain Via Gibraltar

Police bust ring smuggling Moroccans to Spain via Gibraltar

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Two co-founders of men's support group Evryman, Owen Marcus (R)) and Dan Doty

American Men Let It All Out At New Support Groups

American men let it all out at new support groups

Demonstrators in the capital on Saturday broke shop windows along their protest route, set fires and threw projectiles at police in riot gear who responded with tear gas

French Strike Rumbles On As PM, Unions Defiant

French strike rumbles on as PM, unions defiant

Protests And Outrage As Siemens Backs Aussie Mine Project

Protests and outrage as Siemens backs Aussie mine project

A protester holds up a placard, dressed as US President Donald Trump in Trafalgar Square during a demonstration against the threat of war on Iran, in central London on January 11, 2020

Canadian Exec Blasts 'Narcissist In Washington' Over Downed Jetliner

Canadian exec blasts 'narcissist in Washington' over downed jetliner

The novel coronavirus has already given rise to 41 pneumonia-like cases and one death in China

First Case Of Mystery SARS-like Virus Found Outside China

First case of mystery SARS-like virus found outside China

Separatists want to discuss the possibility of holding a legally binding independence referendum in Catalonia, as well as an amnesty for their jailed leaders

Spain's New Government To Tackle Catalonia Via Negotiation

Spain's new government to tackle Catalonia via negotiation

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

Ousted Ghosn Seeks Retirement Benefit From Renault

Ousted Ghosn seeks retirement benefit from Renault

France's tax on digital giants is high on the agenda at EU-US talks

EU Trade Chief Heads To Washington On Truce Mission

EU trade chief heads to Washington on truce mission

Future Of Galapagos Tortoise Is Saved, Thanks To Diego's Massive Libido

The Galapagos National Parks believe Diego is the father of almost 40% of that population.

The 17 men, women and children looking exhausted from their ordeal as they climbed down from a wooden boat on to a beach near western Rakhine state's capital, Sittwe

Myanmar Sends Nearly 200 Rohingya Captured At Sea To Rakhine Camps

Myanmar sends nearly 200 Rohingya captured at sea to Rakhine camps

"Joker" leads nominations for the 92nd Academy Awards, followed by "The Irishman," "1917" and "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood," tied jointly for second

Oscar Nominees In Main Categories

Oscar nominees in main categories

London is under intense US pressure to prevent Huawei from playing a role in building Britain's 5G telecoms network

MI5 Dismisses UK-US Relationship Fears Over Huawei: FT

MI5 dismisses UK-US relationship fears over Huawei: FT

While Pope Francis supports celibacy in the priesthood, he has mooted the possible of being flexible in remote areas where there is 'a pastoral necessity'

Pope Francis Repeats Support For Celibacy After Benedict Outburst

Pope Francis repeats support for celibacy after Benedict outburst

Alain Robert made his own protest to France's planned pension reforms by scaling the Total tower just outside Paris on Monday.

French 'Spiderman' Stages Protest Climb Against Pension Reform

French 'Spiderman' stages protest climb against pension reform

A High Court in Lahore ruled Pervez Musharraf's death sentence 'illegal'

Pakistan Court Annuls Musharaff's Death Sentence

Pakistan court annuls Musharaff's death sentence

Director Steve McQueen, who won a Best Picture Oscar for 'Twelve Years A Slave', has also won two BAFTAS

McQueen Criticises BAFTA For Lack Of Diversity

McQueen criticises BAFTA for lack of diversity

Pressure is growing on the Bank of England to lend the economy a helping hand

UK Economy Stalls, As Bank Of England Eyes Rate Cut

UK economy stalls, as Bank of England eyes rate cut

Lamine Diack is accused of turning a blind eye to Russian doping in return for payment

Ex-athletics Chief Diack In Paris Trial Over Corruption Linked To Russian Doping

Ex-athletics chief Diack in Paris trial over corruption linked to Russian doping

Philippine authorities have raised an alert for a possible 'explosive eruption' of the Taal volcano near Manila

Philippines On Alert As Volcano Spews Ash, Lava

Philippines on alert as volcano spews ash, lava

People have been photographing themselves squeezing into instrument cases, the escape technique allegedly used by Carlos Ghosn to flee Japan

Musicians 'Play Ghosn' By Squeezing Into Instrument Cases In Web Craze

Musicians 'play Ghosn' by squeezing into instrument cases in web craze

Philippines' Duterte Says He Has Girlfriends, But Not Cronies

Using some humor that is unique to the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte responded to critics accusing him of cronyism by saying he has “girlfriends” but not cronies.

Hong Kong's Chief Justice Geoffrey Ma said both he and the public were committed to Hong Kong's 'cherished' rule of law

Top Judge In Protest-hit Hong Kong Defends Legal System

Top judge in protest-hit Hong Kong defends legal system

French Strikes Rumble On As PM Vows To 'Go To End'

French strikes rumble on as PM vows to 'go to end'

Indonesian President Joko Widodo (L) and Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed (pictured in July 2019) oversaw the signing of deals worth nearly $23 billion

Indonesia, UAE Sign $23 Bn Investment Deals: Officials

Indonesia, UAE sign $23 bn investment deals: officials

Police routinely closed down major roads in Bangkok when the royal family passed, adding serious delay on the congested streets

Thai Royal Motorcades Will No Longer Shut Down Bangkok

Thai royal motorcades will no longer shut down Bangkok

Australia Air-Dropping Veggies For Animals Starving After Devastating Bush Fires

Matt Kean, Australia’s minister of energy and environment, said over 2,000 pounds (1,000 kilograms) of sweet potatoes and carrots were dropped over different colonies since last week.