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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

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

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

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.

Bolivia: Turmoil In Latin America's Indigenous Heartland

Bolivia: Turmoil in Latin America's indigenous heartland

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Most gibbons are monogamous, but N. hainanus live in families with one male, two females and immature offspring

Scientists Throw Lifeline To World's Rarest Primate

Scientists throw lifeline to world's rarest primate

Medical staff transport a patient at the intensive care unit of Paris's Lariboisiere Hospital

WHO Warns Europe Virus Surge Of 'Great Concern'

WHO warns Europe virus surge of 'great concern'

The United States is home to the world's worst coronavirus outbreak, and expanding testing is see as key to getting it under control

Nevada Rejected COVID-19 Tests From The United Arab Emirates Over Links To Chinese Firm BGI Group

The state department has sent mixed messages on the security of the tests. California rejected a similar offer.

Tech firms tracked another record on the Nasdaq, boosted by people staying at home or working from home during the coronavirus pandemic

Workers Trading in Suits for Sweats, Industry Trends Show

A shift in what we wear to work leaves fate of business attire in doubt.

South China Sea Tensions: US Navy Destroyer Transits Strategic Taiwan Strait, Risking Beijing's Anger

China said the U.S. was seriously undermining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait

Social media posts from Billy Te Kahika, one of the leaders of the the Advance New Zealand party, claim Covid-19 is fake and part of a conspiracy to enslave people

Facebook Shuts New Zealand Party's Page Ahead Of Election

Facebook shuts New Zealand party's page ahead of election

China saw a surprise increase in exports last month

China’s Exports Surged In September, While Imports Also Bounced Back As Global Demand Returns

China’s economy has shown far greater resilience to the pandemic than most of its global rivals

The US Department of Agriculture has rolled out a second round of coronavirus aid to compensate farmers and ranchers for lost crop, dairy and egg production

Middle Eastern And Asian Countries Stockpile Food Amidst Poor Harvests, Pandemic Concerns

Egypt and Pakistan are the largest buyers, but China's latest five-year plan signals long-term commitment

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva is hammering home the message that governments must help the poorest countries out of the Covid-19 crisis

IMF, World Bank Marshall Forces To Push For Aid For Poorest

IMF, World Bank marshall forces to push for aid for poorest

The partnership with Google, which comes as 5G services are being rolled out across Europe, is designed to "transform Nokia's digital infrastructure"

Nokia Gives Google Nod For IT Infrastructure

Nokia gives Google nod for IT infrastructure

A crowd of Japarov supporters protested in central Bishkek against the appointment of a new parliarmentary speaker

Kyrgyz President Refuses To Resign Immediately Amid Talks With PM

Kyrgyz president refuses to resign immediately amid talks with PM

Brewer Karel Boon has had to let go of staff during the coronavirus pandemic

Bitter 'Pils' For Belgian Brewers As Virus Strikes Again

Bitter 'pils' for Belgian brewers as virus strikes again

Shenzhen has grown from a sleepy fishing village into an economic powerhouse

China’s Stock Markets Hit All-Time High Valuation Of More Than $10 Trillion, But Remain Far Behind US In Size

Chinese stock markets have reached valuations not seen since the bubble period of 2015

A human rights watchdog says in a report that China is leading global efforts to suppress dissent with new technologies, often using the pandemic as justification for increased surveillance

Governments Use Pandemic To Crack Down On Online Dissent: Watchdog

Governments use pandemic to crack down on online dissent: watchdog

Xi Jinping Tells Troops To Be Combat-Ready As US Moves Ahead With Arms Sale To Taiwan

The president told the marines that they should aim to be a “multifunctional, rapid response, all-weather and region” fighting force.

Relations between China and Australia have been peppered with spy scandals and trade rows in recent months

Australia 'Deeply Concerned' As Writer Faces China Spying Trial

Australia 'deeply concerned' as writer faces China spying trial

China's app makers are having to be agile in a world where key markets have turned hostile to their country's tech

In The Shadow Of TikTok, China's Apps Quietly Hoover Up Downloads

In the shadow of TikTok, China's apps quietly hoover up downloads

More than four million samples had been collected as of Tuesday in the Chinese city of Qingdao

New Lockdowns From China To Europe As Virus Trials Stumble

New lockdowns from China to Europe as virus trials stumble

Saudi Arabia Fails In Bid To Join UN Rights Council

Saudi Arabia fails in bid to join UN rights council

Kim Jong Un is offering the world a different image: emotional and apologetic

Kim Jong Un Gets Emotional, North Korean Leader Cries During Speech, Says He Failed Country In Crisis

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un cried during a military parade speech on Saturday, saying he has sometimes failed to help citizens as the nation faces multiple crises.