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Japanese tech firm used Bluetooth to connect a smart mask to a smartphone

Japanese Startup Tech Company Uses Bluetooth To 'Connect' Face Mask And Smartphone

A Japanese startup comes up with a technology that allows a face mask to connect wirelessly with smartphones.

South China Sea Is Not Beijing's Maritime Empire, Pompeo Says As Philippines Pushes Back Against China

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte urged ASEAN to leave the Beijing-Washington rivalry well alone

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.

China's 'Most Advanced' South China Sea Base Gets A Leg-Up — From Nature

The discovery of freshwater underneath Fiery Cross Reef in the South China Sea is a potential blessing for the inhabitants of the artificially created island.

The simmering US-China trade war is another incentive to focus on domestic markets

A Selective Retreat From Trade With China Makes Sense For The United States

Behind the headlines and politics, a basic question remains: How much benefit is the U.S. getting out of its trade relationship with China?

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Photos Show How Total Solar Eclipse Looked From The Moon

A satellite orbiting the Moon captured the amazing moment when a total solar eclipse occurred. The photos taken by the satellite show the cosmic phenomenon from the Moon’s perspective.

Despite a shake-up of China's marriage law last month -- and a groundswell of support for same-sex unions in the socially conservative country -- demands to make gay marriage legal have not been met

China's LGBT Couples 'Wed' Online As Gay Marriage Push Stalls

China's LGBT couples 'wed' online as gay marriage push stalls

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has rejected pressure to intervene in the case of a Huawei executive being held on a US warrant

Canadian Detainee's Wife 'Disappointed' Trudeau Rules Out Swap With China

Canadian detainee's wife 'disappointed' Trudeau rules out swap with China

Ride-share firm Uber is cutting about a quarter of its global workforce in the face the coronavirus pandemic's hit to its business

Uber, WeWork, Airbnb — How Coronavirus Is Bursting The Tech Bubble

Major losers from the pandemic include the ride-hailing apps: Uber, Grab (in South East Asia), Ola (India) and Didi Chuxing (China) because people are not taking taxis.

Luckin Coffee had hoped to dethrone Starbucks in China

Why Luckin Coffee's Fraudulent Rise And Fall Will Help Starbucks In China

The coffee upstart's breathtaking growth has expanded the Chinese coffee market dramatically, but Starbucks will probably end up reaping the rewards.

A new virus cluster has prompted fears of a resurgence of COVID-19 in China

China Puts Half A Million People In Lockdown As Beijing Fights New Cluster

China puts half a million people in lockdown as Beijing fights new cluster

An Indian fighter jet flies over Leh, the joint capital of the union territory of Ladakh, on June 25, 2020, part of a show of strength after a border showdown between Delhi and Beijing

China Sent Martial Artists To India Border Before Deadly Clash: State Media

China sent martial artists to India border before deadly clash: state media

Patrons, some wearing masks and some not, sit at a bar in Austin, Texas, on June 26, 2020, as Governor Greg Abbott said he had allowed bars to reopen too soon

US Tops 2.5mn Virus Cases As Infections Surge

US tops 2.5mn virus cases as infections surge

Non-essential travel to the EU has been banned since mid-March, but only after member states closed their national borders in confusion and without coordination as the pandemic grew

EU Delays Decision On Border Reopening

EU delays decision on border reopening

(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 12, 2018 US President Donald Trump (R) meets with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un (L) on Sentosa Island in Singapore. The US has slapped sanctions on three North Korea government-sponsored hacking operations

Bolsonaro Revives Communications Ministry In Make-over

Bolsonaro revives communications ministry in make-over

Chinese Professor Convicted for Economic Espionage in the US, Tried to Steal Secrets For PLA

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.

China's Luckin Coffee To Delist From Nasdaq

Luckin Coffee, a Starbucks rival in China, said Saturday it will delist from the Nasdaq following a massive fraud scandal that sent its share price plummeting.

Residents wait to offer a sample for COVID-19 testing in Chennai

India Passes 500,000 Coronavirus Cases

India passes 500,000 coronavirus cases

Pro-China activists holding placards and flags hand over a petition at the US consulate general in Hong Kong -- Washington has now imposed visa restrictions on Chinese officials over curbs on the city's autonomy

US Restricts Visas In Latest Move On Hong Kong

US restricts visas in latest move on Hong Kong

California has gradually reopened after months of shutdown

Texas, Florida Slow Reopening As Virus Cases Surge

Texas, Florida slow reopening as virus cases surge

Vietnam's Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc warned the online summit of the 'serious consequences' of the pandemic for the economic development of ASEAN members

Vietnam PM Warns Of Economic Calamity At ASEAN Summit

Vietnam PM warns of economic calamity at ASEAN summit

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

Warnings After Virus Surges In US, Europe

Warnings after virus surges in US, Europe

Two US-based equity firms have been identified as potential buyers of distressed airline Virgin Australia

Virgin Australia To Be Taken Over By US Private Equity Firm Bain Capital

The new Virgin Australia will have a smaller fleet and focus on domestic operations

Philippines Probes Possible Ploy To 'Mislead' Wirecard Investigation

Philippines probes possible ploy to 'mislead' Wirecard investigation

Taiwan has had to repeatedly scramble its jets to ward off Chinese planes during the outbreak

Taiwan Strait: Frequent US Surveillance Flights Prompted By Concerns Over PLA War Games, Say Officials

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.

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is leading President Donald Trump in the polls

Election 2020 Poll: Trump Leads Biden By 6 Points In Economic Policies

Trump continues to top Biden as the candidate best suited to managing the U.S. economy, said the latest CNBC All-America Economic Survey.

CBDC 'Not A Reaction' To Libra Despite Study Confirming Consumer Benefits Of Stablecoins

The Bank of International Settlements confirmed in a new paper that it has recognized central bank digital currencies’ potential to be a convenient vessel to shape the future of money and payments.

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