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This file photo taken on November 09, 2017 shows US President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping leaving a business leaders event at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing

US-China Trade Deal Gets Tepid Reception

US-China trade deal gets tepid reception

Key Points In The US-China 'Phase One' Deal

The Port of Los Angeles, the nation's busiest container port

Key points in the US-China 'phase one' deal

Thomas, Fowler Throw Away Five Hole Lead At Presidents Cup

USA team members Rickie Fowler (L) and Justin Thomas won their morning fourballs, but went to sleep in the afternoon alternate shot format

Thomas, Fowler throw away five hole lead at Presidents Cup

Groundsmen wiped water from the pitch covers and rolled out a super sopper, but overcast conditions and poor light forced umpires Richard Kettleborough and Michael Gough to call off play

Fourth Day's Play Called Off In Historic Pakistan Test

Fourth day's play called off in historic Pakistan Test

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The cape from Christopher Reeve's "Superman" (1978) is estimated to sell for $100,000-$200,000

Superman's Cape And Bilbo's Pipe Up For Grabs In Hollywood Auction

Superman's cape and Bilbo's pipe up for grabs in Hollywood auction

The COP 25 summit comes on the heels of climate-related disasters across the planet

UN Talks Deadlocked, Detached From Climate Emergency

UN talks deadlocked, detached from climate emergency

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the cases during the March session with a ruling to be issued before June 30

US Supreme Court To Hear Trump Tax Return Cases Next Year

US Supreme Court to hear Trump tax return cases next year

Traditional coca farmer Gladys de Quispe at work in her fields in Cruz Loma, in December 2019

'There'll Be War' If Bolivia Cuts Coca Growing, Farmers Warn

'There'll be war' if Bolivia cuts coca growing, farmers warn

Stripped for success: Lille's Renato Sanches celebrates his winner

Record Buy Sanches Keeps Lille On Champions League Course

Record buy Sanches keeps Lille on Champions League course

Ireland scrum-half John Cooney scored 19 points in Ulster's victory over Harlequins

Classy Cooney Puts Ulster In Sight Of European Cup Quarter-finals

Classy Cooney puts Ulster in sight of European Cup quarter-finals

The pound soared on forecasts of a huge majority for Boris Johnson's ruling Conservatives in UK elections

European Stocks Surge On Johnson Election Triumph, US Trade Deal

European stocks surge on Johnson election triumph, US trade deal

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

Ukraine Sees 'Fair' US Support On First Visit

Ukraine sees 'fair' US support on first visit

Commuters rush to board overcrowded trains to the Paris suburbs during rush hour

France Braces For Holiday Misery As Pension Strike Persists

France braces for holiday misery as pension strike persists

Republican congressman Doug Collins takes part in the House Judiciary Committee's vote on articles of impeachment against US President Donald Trump

Trump To Face Impeachment Vote After House Panel Approves Charges

Trump to face impeachment vote after House panel approves charges

Chile Starts Identifying Remains Of Plane Crash Victims

Chile starts identifying remains of plane crash victims

US President Donald Trump, pictured with China's President Xi Jinping at the 2019 G20 Summit in Osaka, is keen to seize back the political initiative and show voters his punishing trade war with China has brought results

US Axes Tariffs On Chinese Goods In Trade War Thaw

US axes tariffs on Chinese goods in trade war thaw

US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says NATO can't afford to have "free riders" as he urged strong defense spending my membes of the Western alliance

US Defense Chief Chides NATO 'Free Riders'

US defense chief chides NATO 'free riders'

Hard drives containing names, bank account numbers and other personal data of some 29,000 Facebook employees in the US were stolen out of a payroll worker's car in November 2019

Facebook Worker Payroll Data Stolen From Car

Facebook worker payroll data stolen from car

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China Tells Its Researchers To Honor Maritime Borders After India Expels Intruding Ship

A Chinese ship entered Indian territorial waters for what it claims were "research purposes."

Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah (pictured November 2019) had refused to allow the recount in seven northern provinces, demanding the electoral commission first invalidate about 300,000 "fraudulent" ballots

Afghan Election Challenger Allows Recount

Afghan election challenger allows recount

The vote highlights the vast gap between youth at the heart of a reformist protest movement and an ageing elite they see as clinging to power

Regime Stalwart Elected Algeria President, Angering Protesters

Regime stalwart elected Algeria president, angering protesters

Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson, pictured (right) with US President Donald Trump on December 4, 2019, campaigned on a pledge to strike a trade deal with Washington

US Says 'Committed' To Trade Deal With Post-Brexit Britain

US says 'committed' to trade deal with post-Brexit Britain

UN investigators have determined that "there are reasonable grounds to believe that... a high number of serious human rights violations have been committed" during mass protests in Chile

Chile Police Response To Protests 'Repressive': UN

Chile police response to protests 'repressive': UN

One of many elaborately -- and sometimes controversially -- decorated floats participating in the 91st edition of the carnival parade in the streets of Aalst, Belgium on March 3, 2019

UNESCO Pulls Belgian Carnival From Heritage List Over Anti-Semitism Charges

UNESCO pulls Belgian carnival from heritage list over anti-Semitism charges

US President Donald Trump is expected to be impeached next week after formal charges were approved on Friday by the House Judiciary Committee

Trump On Trial: Vote On Impeachment Looms

Trump on trial: vote on impeachment looms

In hidden-camera footage Heinz-Christian Strache, pictured in October 2019, appeared to offer public contracts to a woman posing as the niece of a Russian oligarch, in return for campaign help

Austrian Far-right Kicks Out Scandal-hit Ex-leader

Austrian far-right kicks out scandal-hit ex-leader

Mark Carney is governor of the Bank of England,which recently upgraded its UK growth forecast to 1.4 percent in 2019 but downgraded 2020 guidance to 1.2 percent.

After Big Tory Win, What Awaits UK Economy?

After big Tory win, what awaits UK economy?

A team of musicologists and programmers is racing to complete a version of Beethoven's unfinished 10th symphony using artificial intelligence ahead of the 250th anniversary of his birth next year

AI Puts Final Notes On Beethoven's Tenth Symphony

AI puts final notes on Beethoven's Tenth Symphony

French President Emmanuel Macron warned of the possibility that London could become an 'unfair competitor'

EU Warns Of Post-Brexit Rival Britain After Johnson Win

EU warns of post-Brexit rival Britain after Johnson win

US House Democrat Pramila Jayapal votes during the House Judiciary Committee's vote on articles of impeachment against US President Donald Trump

House Panel Approves Trump Charges, Sets Up Impeachment Vote

House panel approves Trump charges, sets up impeachment vote

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, pictured giving a speech in Brasilia on December 9, 2019, says God is Brazilian

Brazil's Bolsonaro: God Made Me President

Brazil's Bolsonaro: God made me president

Protection row: Botswana has introduced new rules enabling elephants to be hunted legally

Botswana Animal Groups Outraged At Elephant Killing

Botswana animal groups outraged at elephant killing

The protests follow the approval of legislation that many in the far-flung northeast believe will give citizenship to large numbers of immigrants from neighbouring Bangladesh

India Protests Spread Over 'Anti-Muslim' Law

India protests spread over 'anti-Muslim' law

A Moscow city hall statement said "expectations are very high" of female drivers in training, and noted that women had already driven metro trains during World War II

Moscow Metro To Train First Female Drivers

Moscow metro to train first female drivers

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