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Germany's finance minister is hoping to breathe new life into the financial transaction tax idea

Germany On Verge Of Recession? Central Bank Says Economy Stagnating, Merkel Calls For Skilled Migrant Workers

Germany faces a variety of challenges to its economy, such as the U.S.-China trade war and a lack of skilled labor.

Monday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rise On Continued Optimism Over US-China Trade Deal

US stocks closed higher on investor optimism over the China trade deal.

US-South Korean Relations: South Koreans Reject Paying More For US Troops

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has long championed engagement with North Korea

A survey by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs queried 1,000 South Korean adults last week and found they don't want to pony up the $5 billion for which the Trump administration has asked.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg tells a Kuwait gathering that the military alliance has never faced such a 'complex security' environment in its history

NATO Faces Most 'Complex Security' Environment In Its History: Chief

NATO faces most 'complex security' environment in its history: chief

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China's Premier Li Keqiang, said Beijing would give "unwavering support" to beleaguered Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam

China's Xi Gives Hong Kong Leader 'Unwavering Support'

China's Xi gives Hong Kong leader 'unwavering support'

China's Virtual Boyfriends Offer Intimacy To Career-Focused Young Women, At A Price

To buy a virtual friend, people can simply go to a Chinese messaging app like WeChat or an e-commerce site like Taobao.

How The USMCA Affects US Steelmakers And Auto Manufacturers

Steelmakers could see a bounce due to the USMCA’s protectionist provisions and labor standards, as long as cars don’t become too expensive.

Chinese and US flags fly from a lampost near the White House in Washington. Beijing says a recent decision by the US to expelled two Chinese embassy officials was a 'mistake'

China Calls Expulsion Of Diplomats From US A 'Mistake'

China calls expulsion of diplomats from US a 'mistake'

China Says Arsenal's Ozil 'Deceived By Fake News'

China says Arsenal's Ozil 'deceived by fake news'

Arsenal's Mesut Ozil reacts to his substitution during the English Premier League football match against Manchester City. China's state media cancelled coverage of the match because of Ozil's criticism of Beijing's treatment of its Uighur minority

China Says Ozil 'Deceived By Fake News' On Uighurs

China says Ozil 'deceived by fake news' on Uighurs

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen is loathed by Beijing but is leading the polls by a wide margin ahead of January's election

Taiwan YouTuber Loses China Business Over Tsai Interview

Taiwan YouTuber loses China business over Tsai interview

Chinese tourists take photos of the coastal flats from Dong An Island in Xiapu, Fujian province. The area is a major draw for photographers

Picture This: China Coastal Flats Develop Into Major Photo Draw

Picture this: China coastal flats develop into major photo draw

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern leads a minute's silence to remember the volcano victims

New Zealand Observes Silence As PM Warns Of Long Volcano Probe

New Zealand observes silence as PM warns of long volcano probe

Arsenal's German midfielder Mesut Ozil criticised China's treatment of the Uighur Muslim minority

China Media Warns Arsenal Of 'Serious Implications' Over 'Clownish' Ozil

China media warns Arsenal of 'serious implications' over 'clownish' Ozil

In November, Chinese shoppers set new records for spending during the annual 'Singles' Day' buying spree, with e-commerce giant Alibaba saying consumers spent $38.3 billion on its platforms

China Sees Strong Industrial, Retail Growth In November

Industrial production increased 6.2 percent on-year last month, up from 4.7 percent in October and the best reading in six months.

The defection of the apparent spy could cause further tension between Australia and China

Australia’s Chinese Community Takes Heat From ‘Manchurian Candidate’ Revelations

The revelations of a “Manchurian Candidate” has reignited the dormant debate in about how Beijing seeks to peddle its influence in Australia.

Huawei launched its own Harmony OS in August as it faces the threat of losing access to Android systems owing to rising US-China tensions

China Tightens Grip On Huawei's German 5G Deal, 'Consequences' Expected If Still Banned

The Chinese government said that there will be consequences if the German government decides to ban Huawei as the company makes its 5G deal in the country.

Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, are pictured at Central Park's Wollman Rink in April 2011

Is Donald Trump Close To Barron? POTUS Referred To Him As FLOTUS’ Son

Barron Trump is closer to his mom than his dad.

US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer (C) in the Oval Office with US President Donald Trump (L) and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin

US-China Phase One Trade Deal 'Totally Done'; No New Tariffs, Lighthizer Says

A phase one trade deal has been agreed to. The question now is, when will a phase two and a phase three deal take place?

IFF, Dupont Merger Is Worth $26.2 Billion; Creates $45.4B Company

International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) announced it is taking over DuPont’s Nutrition & Biosciences (N&B) on a $26.2 billion deal to create a new consumer giant worth $45 billion-plus.