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China and India have agreed to reduce tensions a week after clashes on their disputed Himalayan border left 20 Indian troops dead in brutal hand-to-hand fighting

China, India Agree To Reduce Tensions After Deadly Clash

China, India agree to reduce tensions after deadly clash

Australia-China Tensions: Foreign Minister Blasts Beijing For Coronavirus 'Disinformation'

Beijing and Canberra have also sparred over access to natural resources, maritime claims and the use of Chinese state-backed technology companies

Marise Payne spoke about Beijing and Moscow running a campaign of disinformation about recent racial incidents involving Chinese students in Australia.

Kyrgyzstan Ex-leader Sentenced To 11 Years In Crime Boss Case

Atambayev, who has claimed ill health, did not attend the sentencing

Kyrgyzstan ex-leader sentenced to 11 years in crime boss case

8 Out of 9 Infants Who Tested Positive For COVID-19 Had Fever, Mild Illness

A recent study pointed out that infants under 3 months of age who tested positive for COVID-19 had a mild illness, with fever reported as the only symptom in most cases.

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South Korea Reports 46 New Virus Cases As It Tackles 'Second Wave'

South Korea reports 46 new virus cases as it tackles 'second wave'

The Pacific island nation of Kiribati is a collection of 33 far-flung atolls and reefs scattered over an area the size of the continental United States

Kiribati's Pro-Beijing Leader Re-elected: State Media

Kiribati's pro-Beijing leader re-elected: state media

White House official Peter Navarro said the US-China trade agreement would be signed in January 2020 following a technical review

Trump Official Says US-China Trade Deal Is 'Over' Then Backtracks On Statements

Peter Navarro announced the demise of Trump's much-touted phase one deal with China only to walk back on his statement and say he was misquoted.

Chinese Bitcoin Miner To List On Nasdaq This Week

Despite decreasing sales and uncertainty of the crypto markets this year, Chinese mining company Ebang is slated to get listed on Nasdaq June 26.

An activist in Vancouver on March 6, 2019 holds photos of Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, who are detained by China, outside British Columbia Supreme Court where Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou appeared

Trudeau Slams 'Political' Detentions, After China Spy Charges

Trudeau slams 'political' detentions, after China spy charges

A boy looks at a model of the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System at the National Museum of China in Beijing

China Launches Final Satellite To Complete Rival To GPS

China launches final satellite to complete rival to GPS

Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang will be Beijing's main representative at a video summit with the EU that faces a thicket of disagreements on trade, investment, human rights and national security

EU Warns China Over Hong Kong Security Law

EU warns China over Hong Kong security law

Analysts suspect the United States is running out the clock on the New START nuclear disarmament treaty with Russia

US, Russia Hold Arms Talks With Little Sign Of Accord

US, Russia hold arms talks with little sign of accord

US President Donald Trump (R) with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who said: Americans need "cash now"

Stimulus Check News: Trump Promises Second Round As Part Of 'Generous' Financial Relief Package

President Trump claimed the next stimulus package would be a bipartisan effort “over the next couple of weeks.”

France is reopening cinemas and schools as it presses ahead with the easing of lockdown measures, though there are concerns in other countries about a spike in infections

Global Stocks Mixed As Coronavirus Cases Rise In Several Countries

Global stocks mixed as coronavirus cases rise in several countries

Toll of coronavirus cases and deaths in Latin America and the Caribbean as of June 22

Virus Cases Top Nine Million As WHO Says Pandemic 'Accelerating'

Virus cases top nine million as WHO says pandemic 'accelerating'

Democratic Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi wore a face covering as she arrived on Capitol Hill to vote on the latest US stimulus bill

US - China Relations: Pelosi Slams Trump On Delaying Sanctions Over Muslim Detention Camps

Trump said recently that he held off on sanctions because he did not want to jeopardize the prospects of a trade deal between Washington and Beijing.

Okmok Volcano, in Alaskaâs Aleutian Islands, released a continuous plume of ash and steam in early July 2008 as seen in this NASA satellite handout image

Alaskan Volcano Eruption Linked To Fall Of Roman Republic: Study

Alaskan volcano eruption linked to fall of Roman Republic: study

After the initial outbreak in China, the epicentre of the virus has moved from East Asia to Europe and now to the Americas

WHO Urges Dexamethasone Boom For Worst Virus Cases

WHO urges dexamethasone boom for worst virus cases

US President Donald Trump is looking for a political boost after poor attendance at his Tulsa campaign rally

Trump Looking To Reverse Fortunes After Tulsa Fiasco

Trump looking to reverse fortunes after Tulsa fiasco

With much of its fleet idled in the wake of coronavirus shutdowns, Delta announced additional cost-cutting measures

Flights From US To China: After Restrictions Lifted, Delta The First To Resume Service

Delta Air Lines has announced the resumption of flights between the U.S. and China.

Steel wire products are seen in Richmond, British Columbia -- Canada's exports of metal and non-metallic mineral products fell in September 2019

A Win For Trump? Supreme Court Decides It Won't Hear Challenge To Steel Tariffs Amid Lingering Trade War

The justices refused to hear an appeal from steel importers that challenged a 1962 open trade law that allows the president to act on national security concerns.