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Protests against China's increasingly heavy-handed approach to Hong Kong of wracked the city for a year

China Imposes Feared Hong Kong Security Law

China imposes feared Hong Kong security law

Tuesday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Rise As Markets Finish Strong Second Quarter, Despite Pandemic

U.S. stocks gained on Tuesday despite rising cases of covid-19 infections

Pompeo Faces Opposition In UN Push On Iran Arms Embargo

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in March 2020, is pushing the UN Security Council to extend an arms embargo on Iran

Pompeo faces opposition in UN push on Iran arms embargo

Hong Kong Security Law: China Formally Adopts Controversial Legislation, Gives Beijing New Powers Over Autonomous Territory

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has defended the law, but critics view it as a threat to the "one country, two systems" principle.

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Coal Reaching 'Tipping Point' Vs Renewables: Analysis

Coal reaching 'tipping point' vs renewables: analysis

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison will announce a rise in defence spending as China's influence grows in the Indo-Pacific region

Australia To Boost Defence Spending As China Tensions Rise

Australia to boost defence spending as China tensions rise

Apple's Kevin Lynch Talks watchOS 7's New Sleep Tracking, Handwashing Features

Apple's Kevin Lynch talks about the new sleep tracking and handwashing features in watchOS 7.

Boxes with protective masks from China -- which has exerted growing influence during the COVID-19 crisis -- are seen at a state camp in Dusseldorf, Germany, in June 2020

Post-COVID, More In West See China As Major Power: Study

Post-COVID, more in West see China as major power: study

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen is loathed by Beijing because she views the island as a de facto sovereign state

As PLA Airforce Incursions Continue, Taiwan Lawmaker Doubts US' Ability to Stop Chinese Invasion

In 1979 the U.S. promised a security guarantee to Taiwan if certain conditions were met. 41 years later those conditions are in place and Su Chi, a think tank member and member of the opposition Kuomintang party, is having doubts if the U.S. can keep that promise in the event of a Chinese takeover.

Well over 100 labs around the world are scrambling to come up with a vaccine against the novel coronavirus

Coronavirus Vaccine: China Military Becomes World's First To Use Experimental Vaccine

China's military, the People's Liberation Army and a Chinese vaccine company are ready to begin the third phase of testing on a vaccine to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.

Critics and western governments fear Hong Kong's security law will stifle freedoms in the semi-autonomous city

Beijing Says HK Security Law A 'Sword' Over Lawbreakers' Heads

Beijing says HK security law a 'sword' over lawbreakers' heads

The World Health Organization (WHO) says 18,500 died of so-called "Swine flu", or H1N1, which was first uncovered in Mexico and the United States in March 2009

After COVID-19, China Warns New Swine Flu Strain Has Pandemic Potential

Thus far, the G4 virus is only transmissible between pigs and can't be transmitted from person-to-person — yet.

A triptych by Francis Bacon, inspired by Aeschylus's "Oresteia," is one of 28 large-scale triptychs painted by the British artist between 1962 and 1991

Francis Bacon Triptych Sells For $84m At Online Auction

Francis Bacon triptych sells for $84m at online auction

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the country would spend an additional Aus$1.35 billion ($928 million) on cybersecurity

Australia Ramps Up Cyber Spending After State-backed Attacks

Australia ramps up cyber spending after state-backed attacks

The world's second-largest economy has been whirring back to life after the virus and sweeping lockdowns prompted a near-halt in activity

China Factory Activity Picks Up In June Despite Global Headwinds

But economists caution that momentum may weaken in the second half of 2020 as key markets struggle to recover from the crisis and as orders for medical supplies abroad -- which have boosted exports -- peak and fall.

Former underground communist Lau Man-shing now yearns for democracy for semi-autonomous Hong Kong, and is worried Beijing wants to 'quell resistance for once and for all'

Hong Kong Leftist Jailed By Britain Now Fears Beijing's Law

Hong Kong leftist jailed by Britain now fears Beijing's law

A government advertisement (L) promoting Chinaâs national security law is displayed inside an MTR train station in Hong Kong

China Passes Hong Kong Security Law: Reports

Beijing says the law banning subversion, secession, terrorism and colluding with foreign forces is needed to return stability to Hong Kong after a year of angry pro-democracy protests.