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Putin was speaking in Jerusalem at an event marking 75 years since the liberation of the Nazi death camp of Auschwitz

Putin Calls For Summit Of Key UN Security Council Members

Putin calls for summit of key UN Security Council members

China Locks Down Cities, Shuts Transportation, To Prevent Spread Of Deadly Virus

The central Chinese city of Wuhan has been placed on effective lockdown in a bid to control the spread of a SARS-like disease

Chinese authorities have largely quarantined Wuhan, a city of 11 million people, to stop spread of a virus.

Chinese Stock Markets Plunge As Deadly Virus Spreads, Authorities Order Lockdowns

At Shanghai's Hongqiao Railway Station some travellers wear face masks as they wait to board their trains

Chinese stock markets endured one of the worst trading days in its history.

More Hong Kong residents are wearing face masks as Chinese authorities rush to contain the Wuhan virus outbreak. So far two people in the international financial hub have tested positive for the new coronavirus -- which is similar to the SARS pathogen.

Thursday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Drop As Coronavirus Spreads In China, Asian Markets Plunge

U.S. stocks traded lower on Thursday after China placed three cities on lockdown to prevent spread of virus

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Chinese scientists said last week they believe the pathogen is a previously unknown type of coronavirus

Warning On The Deadly Coronavirus Issued By Public Health England

Coronavirus is rapidly spreading, and the World Health Organization is considering sounding a global alarm to warn everyone of the disease. This has gotten many government agencies alarmed, prompting PHE to issue a warning.

Volvo said higher emissions in cold temperatures "do not mean an illegal defeat device" is built into a car

German NGO Accuses Volvo Of Diesel Emissions Cheating

German NGO accuses Volvo of diesel emissions cheating

In November Hong Kong's pro-democracy camp pulled off a landslide win with a record turnout in district-level elections

Hong Kong's Carrie Lam Admits Extradition Bill Was A 'Political Failure', Will Not Resign

"[It failed] partly because of the nature of the matter and partly because of the very obsolete PR machinery of the [Hong Kong] government, especially facing a world-class propaganda that challenged us,” she said.

Airport health screenings have been stepped up across China and Asia, including at Beijing's Daxing airport, seen here -- in the US, five international airports will now check passengers arriving from the Chinese city of Wuhan

Cruise Ship Liners Scramble To Control China Coronavirus, Offers Full Refund To Passengers

Cruise ship companies are taking precautions to deal with the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus to potential passengers.

Coronavirus: Wuhan Market's Chinese Krait, Cobra Snakes Might Be Responsible For Spread Of Fatal Virus

Researchers at the Peking University believe that the snakes sold at the Wuhan Market might have spread the coronavirus to human beings.

University Of Minnesota Student Jailed In China Over Tweets 'Denigrating National Leader’s Image'

Ben Sasse, a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, had issued a statement about the arrest of the student Wednesday night. He condemned the detention of the student and called for his immediate release.

Experts say China is taking a starkly different approach to handling a new virus outbreak compared with the 2002-03 SARS crisis

SARS Lessons Hang Over China's Fight Against New Virus

SARS lessons hang over China's fight against new virus

Actors say they were paid to be protesters outside a Vancouver courtroom on January 20, 2020, calling for the release of a Chinese telecommunications executive fighting extradition to the United States

Actors Paid To Protest For Huawei Exec's Release: Media

Actors paid to protest for Huawei exec's release: media

The new strain of coronavirus has so far killed 17 people

Studies Suggest Role Of Bats, Snakes In Outbreak Of China Virus

Studies suggest role of bats, snakes in outbreak of China virus

More than 570 people have been infected with the coronavirus across China

Asian Markets Rattled As China Steps Up Virus Response

Asian markets rattled as China steps up virus response

There are now far fewer pitched battles between protesters and police in Hong Kong compared to October and November when parts of the city resembled a war zone

As Intensity Fades, Hong Kong Protesters Mull Tactics

As intensity fades, Hong Kong protesters mull tactics

The outbreak of the deadly virus comes days before the Lunar New Year festival, with millions of people beginning to criss-cross China

European Stocks Hit By Trump Tariff Threat, Wall Street Flat

European stocks hit by Trump tariff threat, Wall Street flat

Paramilitary police officers wearing protective masks patrol outside Beijing railway station

What We Know So Far About The New China Virus

What we know so far about the new China virus

Protesters rallied outside Johannesburg Stock Exchange

South Africa Begins New Year Reeling From More Huge Job Cuts

South African companies have already announced thousands of job cuts this year

Wednesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Mixed As China Seeks To Prevent Spread Of Deadly Virus

U.S. stocks closed mixed on Wednesday after China took steps to halt spread of virus

The US economy may or may not help Trump's reelection bid

Boeing Hit To US Economy A Worry For Trump Reelection Bid

Boeing hit to US economy a worry for Trump reelection bid

People raise their hands during a mass opposition rally against President Nicolas Maduro on January 23, 2019, after National Assembly head Juan Guaido declared himself the country's 'acting president'

Venezuela's Guaido Sees Appeal Waning Even At Home

Venezuela's Guaido sees appeal waning even at home

US President Donald Trump is now turning his sights on Europe after having reached a preliminary trade deal with China

Trump Revives Trade Battle With Europe With Threat To Cars

Trump revives trade battle with Europe with threat to cars

Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou, seen here leaving her Vancouver home January 22, is fighting extradition to the United States

Canada Lawyers Argue For Huawei Exec's Extradition To US

Canada lawyers argue for Huawei exec's extradition to US

Epicenter Of Coronavirus- Wuhan Should Be Cut Off From The Rest Of The World, Scientist Believes

The scientist urged the residents of Wuhan to postpone the idea of leaving the city.

Infographic: China Closes The Gap In R&D Expenditure

Even though the U.S. is the top country for expenditure, the NSF says that some smaller economies have a greater "R&D intensity", meaning they have a higher ratio of R&D expenditures to GDP.