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UN Human Rights Council delegates are seen in silhouette outside of the assembly hall during a session in Geneva in March 2020

List Of 53 Countries That Support China's Hong Kong National Security Law

Only 27 countries, which cited the new national security law was a death knell for Hong Kong's autonomy, criticized China's move.

COVID-19 First Wave Might Not End Till 'Vaccine Is Successfully Distributed': Expert

The United States has the highest death toll in the world from the new coronavirus

Dr. Michael Osterholm is of the opinion there might not be a second wave at all, but a continuous stream of infection whenever people let down their guard.

US Customs Seizes 13-Ton Shipment Of Hair Extensions From China; Likely Sourced From Prison Camps

China has long been under international scrutiny for facilitating the mass transfer of minority communities to factories across the country for forced labor.

Confrontations from Himalayan valleys to tropical islands are seen as part of President Xi Jinping's nationalist drive to return a once-weak China to its rightful place of dominance in the world

China Takes On More Conflicts Around The World

China takes on more conflicts around the world

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Hong Kong protesters rally against a sweeping new national security law that has prompted some Western nations to offer those from the city refuge

China Crackdown Sparks Western Offers Of Asylum For Hong Kongers

China crackdown sparks Western offers of asylum for Hong Kongers

Legal analysts and rights groups warn the broad wording of the law will choke civil liberties and free speech in Hong Kong

Hong Kongers Scrub Social Media History In Face Of Security Law

Hong Kongers scrub social media history in face of security law

Luckin launched in 2017 and planned to dethrone Starbucks in China via an aggressive growth strategy

Luckin Coffee Sticks By Chairman Despite Scandal Over Fake Sales

Luckin Coffee sticks by chairman despite scandal over fake sales

North Korean children wearing face masks against COVID-19 attend class on June 3, 2020 in Pyongyang, where Kim Jong-Un has praised the country's response to the virus

Kim Signals North Korea To Keep Border Closed

Kim signals North Korea to keep border closed

Infographic: US Depends Heavily On China For Fourth Of July Independence Day Celebrations

Last year, China accounted for 94% of total U.S. fireworks imports, amounting to approximately $336 million, according to website World City.

Map showing disputed claims in the South China Sea.

Pentagon: China Military Exercises Will 'Further Destabilize' S. China Sea

Pentagon: China military exercises will 'further destabilize' S. China Sea

Investors have been cheered by positive results from tests of a possible virus vaccine

Stocks Climb On US Jobs Recovery, Vaccine Hope

Stocks climb on US jobs recovery, vaccine hope

Scores die each year while working in Myanmar's lucrative but poorly regulated jade industry

More Than 160 Dead In Myanmar Jade Mine Landslide

More than 160 dead in Myanmar jade mine landslide

A protester waves the former British colonial Hong Kong flag at arally in a shopping mall. A new Chinese security law imposed on the city is causing fresh tension between London and Beijing

China Clashes With US Over New Hong Kong Security Law

China clashes with US over new Hong Kong security law

Police detain people on a bus after they clear protesters taking part in a rally against a new national security law in Hong Kong on July 1, 2020

US Congress Targets Banks, Ramping Up Fight For Hong Kong Rights

US Congress targets banks, ramping up fight for Hong Kong rights

Nathan Law said he will 'continue the advocacy work on the international level'

Activist Nathan Law Flees Hong Kong As Protest Slogan Outlawed

Activist Nathan Law flees Hong Kong as protest slogan outlawed

Thursday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Jump On Strong June Jobs Report

U.S. stocks surged on Thursday as 4.8 million jobs were added in June

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo defnds the administration's stance on Russia at a news conference

Trump Official on China's Hong Kong Security Law: 'Communist Party Fears Its Own People'

Over 300 people were arrested from among the thousands protesting the law in Hong Kong on Wednesday.

By the end of 2019, mainland Chinese companies made up 73 percent of the market capitalisation in Hong Kong, according to the Hong Kong Trade Development Council

Hong Kong Businesses Back New Security Law Despite Fears

Hong Kong businesses back new security law despite fears

Roposo is just one of the local social media platforms to benefit from India's ban on Chinese apps

Millions Switch To 'Local TikToks' After India Bans Chinese Apps

Millions switch to 'local TikToks' after India bans Chinese apps

China Tech Giant Tencent Duped By Saucy Scammers

China tech giant Tencent duped by saucy scammers

Hong Kong's Bar Association represents the city's lawyers

Hong Kong Bar Association 'Gravely Concerned' By Security Law

Hong Kong Bar Association 'gravely concerned' by security law

Australia's prime minister said the situation in Hong Kong was 'very concerning' and that his government was considering proposals to welcome in residents of the former British territory

Australia Considering 'Safe Haven' Offer To Hong Kongers

Australia considering 'safe haven' offer to Hong Kongers

Man Suspected Of Stabbing Hong Kong Officer Arrested On Flight

Man suspected of stabbing Hong Kong officer arrested on flight

Despite the coronavirus putting limitations on official celebrations, Gennadiy Matveyev kept up his long tradition of raising the Russian flag to commemorate victory over Nazi Germany

Bitcoin Theft Not A Crime In Russia: Court Denies Victim's Claim For BTC Repayment

The victim, who was kidnapped by the defendants two years ago, requested the court to force the criminals to pay all the amount stolen from him, which included 99.7 Bitcoins.