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Moonton Reveals Project 'Next' For 'Mobile Legends: Bang Bang'

Project “Next” is considered to be one of the biggest projects in the game's history.

US Negotiating With Russia, China Over Arms Control? New Talks Set For Late June But Doubts About Chinese Interest

China is believed to have 300 nuclear weapons compared with the thousands of weapons held by the U.S. and Russia.

UK, Japan Begin Historic Trade Negotiations In A Post-Brexit Landscape

Bilateral trade between the U.K. and Japan amounts to $40 billion annually

Borrell raised EU concerns about Beijing's plan to impose a national security law on Hong Kong

EU Says Needs More Cash To Fight Chinese Disinformation

EU says needs more cash to fight Chinese disinformation

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Wool from pashmina goats, reared by nomads in Ladakh, is the most expensive and coveted cashmere in the world

Tragic Yarn: India-China Border Spat Hits Global Cashmere Production

Tragic yarn: India-China border spat hits global cashmere production

Israeli, Mongolian and US researchers have mapped the Northern Line of the Great Wall of China, in the Mongolian steppe, for the first time

Part Of China's Great Wall Not Built For War: Study

Part of China's Great Wall not built for war: study

Foreign residents are banned from re-entering Japan

Virus Travel Bans Separate Families Even As Lockdowns Ease

Virus travel bans separate families even as lockdowns ease

Facebook's move comes while the company is under scrutiny for failing for stem foreign interference in the 2016 US election

Former US Navy Captain Apologizes For Using Racial Slurs During Facebook Live Stream

The former captain said he didn't realize the conversation he was having with his wife was being recorded at the time.

The US economy shrunk by 4.8 percent in the first quarter, even though lockdowns to stop the coronavirus were implemented only in the last two weeks

Coronavirus Economy: US Recession Began In February, Ending Longest Expansion In History

The beginning of the recession effectively ended the 128-month expansion, the longest in history.

A woman walks next to a hoarding marking the 45th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, in Hanoi

Vietnam Ratifies Free Trade Deal With European Union Amid Covid-19 Pandemic

The deal is expected to reduce poverty in Vietnam

Consumers at The Galleria shopping center in Houston, Texas earlier this month after Texas opened malls for up to 25 percent of their capacity

Black Friday In June? Coronavirus Shutdowns Produce Discount Bonanza For Shoppers

Retailers lost the spring selling season and now much clear out merchandise to make space for summer and back-to-school merchandise.

China's economy is reopening in the wake of the pandemic and is almost alone in seeing growth this year, according to the World Bank.

Pandemic Drives Broadest Economic Collapse In 150 Years: World Bank

Pandemic drives broadest economic collapse in 150 years: World Bank

Customers could shop at Select CITYWALK mall in Delhi after the government eased a lockdown

Coronavirus Research: Infection Rates Dramatically Reduced By Lockdowns, New Studies Say

Without dramatic local, state and national actions, there would have been more than 500 million more cases in just six countries: China, the United States, France, Italy, Iran and South Korea.

The British PM gave the green light to Huawei's 5G participation in January -- despite widespread domestic opposition and pressure from the US

Huawei Launches UK 5G Charm Offensive

Huawei launches UK 5G charm offensive

Xbox Series X vs. PlayStation 5: New Updates On 5 Key Features

The Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5's differences are revealed ahead of their respective reveals.

China's Island Building Turns Malaysia, Indonesia Into Front-line States

The artificial islands allow the Chinese ships to use increasingly forceful tactics against major regional powers such as Malaysia and Indonesia with an armada of coast guard and Chinese fishing vessels.

Tensions between China and Australia have escalated in recent weeks following Canberra's call for an independent inquiry into the origins and spread of the coronavirus

China Warns Of Racism In Australia, Issues Travel Warning As Row Escalates

China warns of racism in Australia, issues travel warning as row escalates

Huge and often violent protests erupted in 2019, raging for seven straight months

Hong Kong Security Law Like 'Anti-virus Software': Beijing Official

Hong Kong security law like 'anti-virus software': Beijing official

Bitcoin Price To Hit $150,000; Ethereum At $9,000 In Next Bull Run, Blockfyre Founder Predicts

For BlockFyre founder Simon Dedic, the next bull run will return with Bitcoin leading the charge. However, only a handful of altcoins will join the crypto rally.