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New Foldable Smartphone Huawei Mate X To Finally Launch In China This Week

Chinese smartphone giant Huawei is preparing for the much-awaited release of the company's first-ever foldable smartphone, the Huawei Mate X.

China Says 'In Depth' Talks On Tariffs Removal Underway With US

Beijing and Washington have been embroiled in an 18-month trade war which has weighed on the global economy

China says 'in depth' talks on tariffs removal underway with US

China Completes Mars Lander Test Ahead Of 2020 Mission

A China National Space Administration photo of an exploration lander for China's Mars mission

China completes Mars lander test ahead of 2020 mission

Why Snap Can Benefit From A National Security Review Of TikTok

Snap competitor TikTok is in the U.S. government's crosshairs, which could be a boon for the maker of Snapchat.

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Sales of Huawei's P30, P30 pro and Nova 5T models will be temporarily banned in Taiwan

Taiwan Halts Sales Of Three Huawei Phones In Wording Row

Taiwan halts sales of three Huawei phones in wording row

Chinese retail sales grew at a slower pace than expected last month

China's Economy Shows Further Signs Of Weakness

China's economy shows further signs of weakness

A police sweep in 2015 saw around 200 Chinese human rights lawyers and activists detained or questioned -- later dubbed the '709 crackdown'

'Depressed And Unemployed': China's Rights Lawyers Battle Disbarment

'Depressed and unemployed': China's rights lawyers battle disbarment

Gotabhaya Rajapaksa is the younger brother of Mahinda Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka's president from 2005 to 15

Sri Lanka Weighs Return To Murky Past In Presidential Poll

Sri Lanka weighs return to murky past in presidential poll

Playing a part in a traditional Serbian wedding is popular among Chinese tourists to the Balkan state

Chinese Tourists Say 'I Do' To Serbia

Chinese tourists say 'I do' to Serbia

Donald Trump denied China's statement that the economic superpowers had agreed a plan to roll back tariffs as trade talks progress

US-China Trade Deal On 'Stalemate' Again, Can't Agree On Terms

Contrary to expectations of an imminent phase one deal, the trade negotiations between the U.S. and China are stuck in an impasse as disagreement persists in critical areas.

Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro after their bilateral meeting in Brasilia on the eve of a BRICS summit

Bolsonaro Says China Part Of Brazil's Future

Bolsonaro says China part of Brazil's future

The British pound tumbled after German Chancellor Angela Merkel was reported as saying a Brexit deal with London was "overwhelmingly unlikely."

Could Germany Be On The Brink Of Recession? Government Set To Release Economic Figures

The German government will announce whether the country has technically entered a recession or not on Thursday.

Hong Kong investors are bracing for fresh unrest after the city saw another night of chaos

Stocks Hit By Trade Doubts, Hong Kong Unrest

Stocks hit by trade doubts, Hong Kong unrest

Militarized police outside the Venezuelan embassy in Brasilia, Brazil as supporters of President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaido vie for control of the diplomatic compound

Guaido Supporters End Standoff At Venezuela Embassy In Brazil

Guaido supporters end standoff at Venezuela embassy in Brazil

TikTok has 500 million users globally and has exploded in popularity over the past two years

US Army Using Chinese Made App TikTok For Recruiting

Lawmakers are uneasy about the Army's decision to use TikTok as recruiting platform

Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell reaffirmed to the US Congress that the central bank is on hold after cutting the benchmark lending rate three times this year

Fed's Powell Urges Congress To Focus On Debt, Deficit

Fed's Powell urges Congress to focus on debt, deficit

The president of The Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK (BROUK), Tun Khin (L) and Argentine human rights lawyer Tomas Ojea in Buenos Aires after filing a lawsuit naming former democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and others over crimes against Rohingya

The Fight For Justice Over Myanmar's Rohingya 'Genocide'

The fight for justice over Myanmar's Rohingya 'genocide'

Aung San Suu Kyi Named In Argentine Lawsuit Over Crimes Against Rohingya

Aung San Suu Kyi named in Argentine lawsuit over crimes against Rohingya

The protest movement has been fuelled by Beijing's tightening control over Hong Kong

Chaos In Hong Kong As Pro-democracy Protests 'Blossom Everywhere'

Chaos in Hong Kong as pro-democracy protests 'blossom everywhere'

The IEA says the world must do much more if it is to wean itself off fossil fuels and meet the Paris climate change targets

IEA Says World Needs 'Laser-like Focus' To Bring Down Emissions

IEA says world needs 'laser-like focus' to bring down emissions

Protesters have created some huge weapons

'Blossom Everywhere': Hong Kong Protesters Evolve Tactics

'Blossom everywhere': Hong Kong protesters evolve tactics

Two Treated For Deadly Pneumonic Plague In Beijing

Two treated for deadly pneumonic plague in Beijing

Apple Set To Release New Mac Pro In December: Report

A new report reveals Apple is finally releasing its most powerful system yet, the 2019 Mac Pro, this December.

China’s Border Encroachment Sparks Popular Fury In Nepal

The anger is based on a document recently released by Nepal’s Survey Department concerning four districts across Nepal’s northern border that it shares with China.