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Natural disasters in Mozambique displaced millions in 2019, inflicting damage worth 20 percent of the country's GDP

US, EU 'Owe Half The Cost' Of Repairing Climate Damage

US, EU 'owe half the cost' of repairing climate damage

Monday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Higher On China Trade Talk Hopes, New Merger Deals

A merger of the Swiss and Spanish markets would create Europe's third-biggest exchange

U.S. stocks traded higher on Monday after China agreed to tighten rules on intellectual property theft, a feature Trump has been demanding in trade talks.

Coal Power Set For Record Fall In 2019: Analysis

Global coal-fired electricity from plants like this one in Shanghai, China, could see a record fall this year

Coal power set for record fall in 2019: analysis

Local media suggested up to a thousand people turned out for what appeared to be a grass-roots protest that had not been called by an prominent politician

Rare Protest In Kyrgyzstan After Report Claims Massive Graft

Rare protest in Kyrgyzstan after report claims massive graft

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Nine network has broadcast explosive allegations that China had tried to plant an operative in the Australian parliament

Australia Investigates 'Chinese Plot' To Create Spy MP

Australia investigates 'Chinese plot' to create spy MP

A Chinese defector gave Australia's counter-espionage agency the identities of Beijing's intelligence officers in Hong Kong and provided details of how they conductÂ operationsÂ in Australia, Hong Kong and Taiwan, Australian media reported

China Says Defector To Australia Is 'Unemployed' Fugitive

China says defector to Australia is 'unemployed' fugitive

China's Vice Premier Liu He (L) speaks with US President Donald Trump during a trade meeting in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington in April 2019

US-China Trade Deal Fallout To Be 'Worse' Than World War, Kissinger Says

Henry Kissinger, former U.S. Secretary of State has warned that the consequences from the growing wedge in the economic ties between the U.S. and China could pose bigger risks including a world war.

New York-based Tiffany's sales grew more than 25 percent in mainland China in the second quarter of this year -- in stark contrast to a three-percent drop in the company's global turnover over the same period

Louis Vuitton Parent LVMH Acquires Tiffany & Co. For $16.3 Billion

Ending speculations, French luxury major LVMH, parent of Louis Vuitton reportedly reached a deal to buy American luxury firm Tiffany at $135 a share or $16.3 billion.

A pro-democracy supporter (center) opens a bottle of champagne outside a polling station to celebrate after pro-Beijing candidate Junius Ho lost a seat in the district council elections in the Tuen Mun district of Hong Kong on November 25, 2019

Hong Kong Democracy Camp Heads For Stunning Polls Win: Local Media

Hong Kong democracy camp heads for stunning polls win: local media

Hong Kong voters turned out in record numbers to cast their ballot in district elections that are seen as something of a referendum on the rule of leader Carrie Lam

Protests Drive Record 70 Percent Poll Turnout In Hong Kong

Protests drive record 70 percent poll turnout in Hong Kong

The district council polls normally stir little excitement but with protests roughing up the city, pro-democracy candidates are hoping to make a statement

Hong Kongers Flock To Polls As Democracy Camp Seeks To Send Message

Hong Kongers flock to polls as democracy camp seeks to send message

Leaked Redmi K30 Major Feature Beats OnePlus 7T Pro

Despite its unclear release window, more leaks revealing the features of Redmi K30 are rife online.

Robert O'Brien will move from hostage situation envoy to President Donald Trump's national security advisor

US - China Trade War: Trump Adviser O'Brien Still Confident That 'Phase One' Deal Could Be Reached By End Of 2019

National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien remains optimistic over U.S.-China trade talks despite setbacks.

Hong Kong Pro-democrats Seek To Hit Government At District Polls

Hong Kong pro-democrats seek to hit government at district polls

Spying For China: Ex-CIA Officer Gets 19-Year Prison Sentence In Chinese Espionage Case

Former CIA agent Jerry Chun Shing Lee made more than $840,000 from Chinese government in exchange for divulging secret CIA intelligence.

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

Defector Claims Rare Glimpse Into Life As A Chinese Spy

Defector claims rare glimpse into life as a Chinese spy

A World Anti-Doping Agency panel has recommended Russia's drug-testing authority be declared non-compliant with international rules, potentially paving the way for an Olympic ban

Olympic Doping Ban Looms For Russia After WADA Panel Ruling

Olympic doping ban looms for Russia after WADA panel ruling

Hong Kong's protest movement has called on protesters not to disrupt district elections

Hong Kong Protests Slacken Ahead Of Closely Watched Poll

Hong Kong protests slacken ahead of closely watched poll

Huawei has denied US allegations that it poses a threat to national security

Huawei Fully Banned In US: What Is Company's Next Move?

Huawei's ban is in full effect, but what is it planning after its 90-day reprieve ends in early 2020?

Japan and South Korea are hoping for a thaw in their icy ties

South Korea, Japan Seek Summit After Intel Pact Thaw

South Korea, Japan seek summit after intel pact thaw

Voters formed makeshift choirs waving independence flags, blowing bamboo pipes and chanting in chorus.

Joyous Scenes As Bougainville Independence Vote Starts

Joyous scenes as Bougainville independence vote starts

Samsung Listing Reveals Galaxy S11: Here Are Some Interesting Details

Samsung inadvertently revealed its upcoming smartphone, the Galaxy S11, and leaked some interesting specs and features.

Chinese Spy Defects To Australia With Trove Of Intel: Report

Chinese spy defects to Australia with trove of intel: report

Hong Kong protesters have used face masks to avoid identification and respirators to protect themselves from tear gas

How The Hong Kong Protests Could Affect Your Portfolio

The protests that have intensified in Hong Kong since June have implications beyond the local economy -- they could also affect the international companies in your portfolio that do business in the area.