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Tesla CEO Elon Musk gestures as he arrives to visit the construction site of the future US electric car giant in Gruenheide near Berlin in September

Communications Breakdown? Tesla Turns Away From Media

Communications breakdown? Tesla turns away from media

Trump Lashes Out At Fauci, Calls Him An 'Idiot' In A Campaign Staff Phone Call

Donald Trump said he would be open to a stimulus package bigger than the $2.2 trillion proposed by Democrats

President Trump lashed out at Anthony Fauci during a campaign phone call after the government’s top infectious disease expert said he wasn't surprised the president tested positive for COVID-19 during an interview.

Under The Radar? Tesla Turns Away From Media

Under the radar? Tesla turns away from media

The turmoil facing US agriculture this year reminds Dave Burrier of the 1980s, when low commodity prices, heavy debt burdens and a grain embargo against the Soviet Union ruined American farmers

Is US Farm Support About The November Election?

The Trump administration says aid to the U.S. agricultural sector is necessary to offset the high costs due to the pandemic, though commodity prices are on the rise.

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Workers build an electric bus at a factory in Liaocheng in China's eastern Shandong province in December 2018 as the country moves to limit fossil fuel consumption

Chinese Economy Expanded 4.9% In Third Quarter, But Recovery Has Some Holes In It

China is on the path to become the only major economy in the world to show growth this year

Indian Army vehicles drive on a road near the Chang La pass in northern India's Ladakh region, near the border with China

Amid Tension With China, India Urgently Buys Winter War Gear From US

U.S. and Indian armies have an agreement to cooperate with logistical requirements.

China Is Importing More Soybean From US: The Timing Couldn't Have Been Better For Trump

China is buying soybean from the U.S. again, bringing relief to soybean farmers who are among the core supporters of President Trump.

China and America to clash on financial issues

China Threatens To Detain US Citizens If Scholars Linked to PLA Are Prosecuted

Around five Chinese scholars who did not disclose their affiliations to the People's Liberatin Army have been arrested in recent months.

Philippines Lifts Years-Long Ban On South China Sea Energy Exploration

Philippines Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi thanked President Rodrigo Duterte for approving the energy department’s recommendation to lift the ban.

The Taiwanese flag is raised at the Presidential Office in Taipei to mark National Day. Just 15 countries recognise Taiwan, mostly in the Pacific and Latin America

Cake Fight: Taiwan, China Officials Scuffle At Fiji Soiree

Cake fight: Taiwan, China officials scuffle at Fiji soiree

Alibaba has taken control of SunArt which runs hundreds of hypermarkets in China as it expands its grip on the mainland retail sector

Alibaba Pays $3.6 Bn To Take Over China Hypermarket Giant SunArt

Alibaba pays $3.6 bn to take over China hypermarket giant SunArt

China's virus recovery has so far put it on track to be the only major economy expanding this year, according to IMF forecasts

China's Economic Recovery Speeds Up In Third Quarter

China's economic recovery speeds up in third quarter

Climate change amplifies extreme weather like droughts, which create ideal conditions for wildfires

High Stakes For Earth's Climate Future In US Vote

High stakes for Earth's climate future in US vote

China Economy Grows 4.9% In Q3, Extending Virus Recovery

China's recovery has so far put it on track to be the only major economy expanding this year, according to International Monetary Fund forecasts.

A file photo taken on February 2, 2019, shows Iranians visiting a weaponry and military equipment exhibition in the capital Tehran

Iran Says UN Arms Embargo On Tehran Has Been Lifted

Iran said a longstanding UN embargo on arms sales to and from the Islamic republic expired Sunday.

Ophthalmologist Li Wenliang was at first remprimanded after alerting colleagues to the new coronavirus but an outpouring of grief and anger over his death prompted Beijing to redirect criticism to local officials and subsequently paint him as a hero

China Beefs Up Laws To Handle Epidemics, Protect Whistleblowers

China beefs up laws to handle epidemics, protect whistleblowers

The Yasukuni shrine honours some 2.5 million war dead, mostly Japanese, but also senior military and political figures convicted of war crimes

Japan PM Suga Sends Offering To Controversial War Shrine

Japan PM Suga sends offering to controversial war shrine

With the coronavirus largely under control across the country and most social distancing measures lifted, China's consumers are growing more confident to go shopping again

China's Economy To Pick Up Pace In Q3: AFP Poll

China's economy to pick up pace in Q3: AFP poll

Both the US and Russia still have arsenals of thousands of nuclear warheads, some mounted on missiles like the American Minuteman III tested in February

US Shoots Down Putin Proposal For One-year New START Extension

US shoots down Putin proposal for one-year New START extension

China Testing Low-Cost “Suicide Drone” That Flies In Swarms

A low-cost “suicide drone” dispatched in swarms to overwhelm a target was tested recently by the Chinese military.

Nigerian former Foreign and Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is one of two remaining candidates to lead the WTO

'I Feel The Wind Behind My Back': Nigerian WTO Candidate

'I feel the wind behind my back': Nigerian WTO candidate

Additional tariffs on Boeing aircraft that the EU will be able to impose will make it more difficult for the US aircraft maker to restart European sales of its 737 MAX once the plane is cleared to retake to the skies

European Aviation Regulator Prepares To Approve Boeing’s 737 Max, But Obstacles Remain

EASA chief said he was satisfied by 737 Max, but wants software upgrades

Defunct Russian Satellite, Chinese Rocket Avoid High-Risk Collision

California-based company LeoLabs recently warned that a defunct Russian satellite that was launched in 1989 and a discarded Chinese rocket stage could collide Thursday evening.