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China has worked to restart its economy after bringing activity to a standstill to curb the coronavirus spread, but its key overseas markets are suffering downturns

China Imports Plunge, Exports Fall On Virus Hit To Global Growth

China imports plunge, exports fall on virus hit to global growth

Virus-hit Asian Tour To Restart In September After Six-month Gap

Australia's Wade Ormsby, seen here winning the Hong Kong Open in January, is the current Asian Tour Order of Merit leader

Virus-hit Asian Tour to restart in September after six-month gap

US - Germany Relations: Trump Orders Troop Withdrawal, Drawing Mixed Reaction From Berlin

Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have had a frosty relationship.

US President Donald Trump likened the unexpectedly good employment data to a "rocket ship" indicating the economy is rebounding

Another Trump Win? China Quietly Implementing Phase One Trade Deal With US

Trade will likely continue and grow even with the other problems because China and the U.S. need each other to prevent further damage to their respective economies

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The use of masks has been a hot topic ever since the virus first emerged in China in December

Wear Masks In Public, Says WHO In New Coronavirus Advice

Wear masks in public, says WHO in new coronavirus advice

US President Donald Trump meets with fishing industry leaders in Bangor, Maine

Trump Threatens EU, China Tariffs Over Lobster Duties

Trump threatens EU, China tariffs over lobster duties

Could This Be The Cheapest Electric Car In The World? It Comes In A Box

Could the Changli be the cheapest electric car in the world with a price tag of $900? Find out more about the EV.

Kelly Craft, the US ambassador to the United Nations seen here in December 2019, has warned North Korea against a long-range missile test

US Shares UN Embargo Bid On Iran With Russia

US shares UN embargo bid on Iran with Russia

The IAEA noted with serious concern that, for over four months, Iran has denied access to the Agency

UN Nuclear Watchdog Has 'Serious Concern' At Iran Denying Inspections

UN nuclear watchdog has 'serious concern' at Iran denying inspections

Anna Lindstedt, a former envoy in both Vietnam and Mexico, denies overstepping her role

Sweden Puts Ex-envoy On Trial Over China Dissident Negotiations

Sweden puts ex-envoy on trial over China dissident negotiations

An Iranian flag flies at the Bushehr nuclear power plant in November 2019 -- the US issued a 90-day waiver extension on Bushehr to "ensure safety of operations"

Iran Nuclear Ageement: UN Watchdog Says Tehran In Violation With Uraniun Stockpile Heading Toward 2 Tons

The IAEA Says the Iranian stockpile is now at 1.73 tons and enrichment levels are up as well in violation of its agreement with world powers.

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

China Slams Facebook's State Media Rules

China slams Facebook's state media rules

Former MI6 Chief Claims Proof That Coronavirus Started 'As An Accident' In Wuhan Laboratory

The former head of the MI6, Britain's foreign intelligence service, believes that the corona virus was created in a Wuhan laboratory and broke from confinement by accident.