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Trump boasted before the UN of what he called the US's historic military and economic might but foreign and domestic troubles overshadowed his speech

US-China Trade War Talks Resume On Oct. 10, Trump Says Deal 'Could Happen'

Trade talks to end Trump's trade war against China resume Oct. 10 even as Trump struggles against a snowballing impeachment investigation.

Global Stocks Mixed On Trump Impeachment, Trade News

President Donald Trump's upbeat comments on trade deals with China and Japan boosted markets

Trump Returns To White House And Biggest Crisis Of Presidency

US President Donald Trump boards Air Force One prior to departure from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on September 26, 2019

A television screen at the Trump Bar inside Trump Tower in New York shows Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi as she announced an impeachment inquiry into the president on September 24, 2019

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam sat through more than two-hours of grilling at a public 'dialogue session'

Hong Kong Leader Endures Barrage Of Anger At Town Hall Meeting

Hong Kong's embattled leader endured a barrage of criticism at a town hall meeting Thursday night that laid bare anger coursing through the city after months of huge, sometimes violent pro-democracy protests.Chief Executive Carrie Lam faced more than two hours of grilling at a public "dialogue session", the first time her pro-Beijing administration has sat down with its critics in 16 consecutive weeks of unrest.

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Huawei Founder Hints At Problems With Access To Western Finance

CEO and founder Ren Zhengfei admitted the US sanctions had also impacted Huawei's financing

Huawei Surprise: Ready To Offer 5G License To US Firm

Huawei Technologies battling the U.S ban in 5G products has offered to license its 5G mobile technology to a U.S. firm in a bid to alleviate charges of security concerns about its products.

Both Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam and Beijing have ruled out any further concessions to protesters

Embattled Hong Kong Leader Arrives For Town Hall Meeting

Protesters have demanded an independent inquiry into police conduct, an amnesty for more than 1,500 people arrested and fully free elections

Top Economist Stiglitz Sees 'Significant Slowdown', Not Crisis

Not a crisis, just a 'significant slowdown'

Is The E-Cig Industry On The Verge Of Collapse?

An array of global forces are aligning against it.

Family Members Marry And Divorce Each Other 23 Times In 2 Weeks To Access Free Housing

The members of a Chinese family married 23 times in order to receive free apartments from the state under the compensation scheme.

China Buys 'Considerable' Amount Of US Pork, Soybeans

China, which has been hit by an outbreak of African swine fever, said it had bought a 'considerable' amount of US pork

US Says China Agrees 'Full Cooperation' Against Fentanyl

US director of National Drug Control Policy Jim Carroll says he is 'convinced' China wants to combat opioid trafficking

China Deploys Its Most Advanced Oil Rig In South China Sea

China has put a deep-water oil rig into operation on Saturday somewhere in the South China Sea. The rig is called the ‘Haiyang Shiyou 982’, or ‘Ocean Oil 982’ and according to Chang An Jian, a social media account run by the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission, the rig is in waters that are about 3,000 meters (9,850 feet) deep.

French President Emmanuel Macron speaks with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the UN General Assembly

No UN Breakthrough: Iran Rules Out Talks As US Intensifies Sanctions

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says he will keep trying to arrange talks between the United States and Iran

2 Signs The "Tesla Killer" Theory May Already Be Dead

New all-electric competition from rival carmakers had investors worried... but those fears may have been overblown.

Trump Announces 'First Stage' Of 'Phenomenal' Japan Trade Deal

US President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shake hands after signing a trade agreement in New York, September 25, 2019, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly

New Zealand's Fonterra Slumps To Record Loss

Cows on a dairy farm near Cambridge, New Zealand -- where dairy giant Fonterra has experienced a troubled few years

President Donald Trump used his UN address to hit out at China's trade 'abuses'

US Stocks Rise, Pound Falls As Markets Weigh Impeachment, Trade

US stocks rallied Wednesay after President Trump spoke more optimistically about China trade talks

At 700,000 square metres (173 acres) the new Beijing Daxing International Airport will be one of the world's largest airport terminals

Beijing Opens Glitzy Airport Ahead Of China's 70th Anniversary

Staffers walk with national flags during the first day of operations at Beijing's new airport, which is seen as an embodiment of the "Chinese dream" President Xi Jinping has offered his fellow citizens

US - China Trade News: Agreement May Be Near, As Trump Hints At Possible Deal

"It could happen sooner than you think,” Trump told reporters.

US Set To Stay In Global Postal Union After Reform Deal Reached

The US pushed for the reform of setting international postal rates as it said the current system it was cheaper to send a package to New York from Beijing than Los Angeles, which hurt its domestic businesses

Czech Intelligence Blames China For Major Cyber Attack

China and Russia pose the biggest threat to cybersecurity in the Czech Republic, the EU member's intelligence agency says

US Sanctions Chinese Companies For Iran Oil Imports: Pompeo

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (L), pictured here with Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross (R) on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, warns against doing business with Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps