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US President-elect Joe Biden unveils his foreign policy team in Wilmington, Delaware

Biden Team To Face Immediate Decisions On Global Hotspots

Joe Biden's foreign policy team has entered the stage with calls to return to international cooperation and democratic values after Donald Trump's chaotic four years.

EU Plans Data Shakeup To Boost Home-grown Innovation

The European Commission hopes simplified rules for sharing data around the EU will keep the bloc's economy competitive

EU plans data shakeup to boost home-grown innovation

China Accuses India Of Discrimination Over Latest App Ban

The ban comes after a deadly June clash between Indian and Chinese troops in the disputed border region of Ladakh

China accuses India of discrimination over latest app ban

Chief executive Carrie Lam's annual policy address to the city's legislature outlines the administration's plans for the city

Hong Kong Leader Vows To Restore Political Order In Key Speech

Hong Kong leader vows to restore political order in key speech

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President Tsai Ing-wen said the submarines' construction was a sign of "Taiwan's strong will to defend its sovereignty"

Taiwan Expanding Submarine Fleet As China Threat Grows

Taiwan expanding submarine fleet as China threat grows

Health officials have tested thousands of staff at Pudong International Airport since a small clutch of Covid-19 cases in the city was linked to several cargo handlers

Hundreds Of Flights Cancelled As Shanghai Tackles Virus Outbreak

Hundreds of flights cancelled as Shanghai tackles virus outbreak

The mission's goal is to shovel up lunar rocks and soil to help scientists learn about the Moon

China Launches Moon Probe To Bring Back Lunar Rocks

China launches Moon probe to bring back lunar rocks

As a young black woman modelling in Hong Kong, Harmony "Anne-Marie" Ilunga rarely saw anyone who looked like her in the magazines. Now the 22-year-old is trying to change that, one model at a time.

Congolese Model Challenges China's Love For 'Tall, Light And Skinny'

Congolese model challenges China's love for 'tall, light and skinny'

The Jade Rabbit lunar rover surveyed the moon's surface for 31 months

China's 'Space Dream': A Long March To The Moon

China's 'space dream': A Long March to the Moon

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison hits out at mounting Chinese pressure

Australia Hits Back At 'Needless' Worsening Of China Ties

Australia hits back at 'needless' worsening of China ties

Former US secretary of state John Kerry signs the Paris climate accord at the UN building in New York, with his granddaughter Isabel Dobbs-Higginson seated on his knee

John Kerry, Who Signed Paris Accord For US, Is Biden's Climate Envoy

John Kerry, who signed Paris accord for US, is Biden's climate envoy

Words Of The Year 2020: Why Oxford English Dictionary Couldn’t Pick Just One

Oxford English Dictionary takes us down the 2020 memory lane, reminding us in words of the year that was.

WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (pictured March 2020) said the latest batch of promising results from final-phase candidate vaccine trials showed there was light at the end of the "long dark tunnel" of the coronavirus pandemic

Poorest Must Not Be Trampled In Vaccines Stampede: WHO

Poorest must not be trampled in vaccines stampede: WHO

Anti-lockdown protesters in New York, where officials warned a surge in coronavirus cases may lead to new restrictions being imposed

UK Vaccine News Gives Hope As US Eyes Mass Rollout

UK vaccine news gives hope as US eyes mass rollout

Watch: Thousands Locked in Shanghai Airport Forced To Undergo COVID Testing

Airport officials in hazmat suits tried to hold back crowds as they looked to test all cargo staff after the COVID-19 infections were reported.

Trump's four years in the White House have been marked by soaring tensions as Trump portrayed China as the greatest threat to the United States

White House: Scores Of Chinese Companies Tied To Military

China spokesman insists proposal, if implemented, would violate basic market principles.

There may be far more water on the Moon than previously thought, according to two studies published Monday raising the tantalising prospect that astronauts on future space missions could find refreshment on the lunar surface.

China Moon Probe This Week Could Fetch Lunar Rocks For The First Time In 40 Years

China’s Chang'e-5 probe aims to retrieve lunar samples from the the Oceanus Procellarum or the dark side of the Moon that remains visible from Earth.

Talks at the WTO on cutting fisheries subsidies are coming down to a year-end deadline

WTO Aiming To Net Fishing Deal

WTO aiming to net fishing deal

FDA vaccine advisors reportedly will meet December 10 to discuss approving vaccines which pharmaceutical firms Pfizer and Moderna say are at least 95 percent effective

US Targets Mass Virus Vaccine Campaign By Year's End

US targets mass virus vaccine campaign by year's end

North Korea News: Did Kim Jong Un Know About COVID-19 Before Telling Rest Of Country?

Kim Jong Un might have known that coronavirus was present in North Korea before telling his people.

Japarov has spoken in favour of the constitution and is widely believed to be its driving force

Kyrgyz Protest Over Proposed Constitution Empowering President

Kyrgyz protest over proposed constitution empowering president

An employee of Kaspi, Kazakhstan's payment systems and e-commerce leader, at the London-listed company's HQ in the capital Almaty

Kazakh Fintech Star Kaspi A Pandemic Bright Spot

Kazakh fintech star Kaspi a pandemic bright spot

Chinese customers can pay with their smartphones almost everywhere as most businesses display Alipay and WeChat QR payment codes, including a vegetable stand in Beijing

Do China Tech Giants Pose A Risk For European Banks?

The European finance sector has in recent years seen the emergence of a large number of startups -- called fintech -- which have sought to disrupt brick and mortar banks by offering digital services.