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While NASA is leading the Artemis program, it has emphasized the need for international partnerships in building up a sustainable presence on the Moon, something the agency views as key for building up its expertise ahead of a human mission to Mars

NASA Announces Eight-nation Space Coalition Under 'Artemis Accords'

NASA announces eight-nation space coalition under 'Artemis Accords'

IMF Warns Of Lasting Damage, Long Climb Out Of Recession

Revised IMF growth forecasts for 2019-2021 for world regions and selected countries.

IMF warns of lasting damage, long climb out of recession

Major US Stimulus Would Boost US, Global Economies: IMF Official

IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath told AFP a US major stimulus package would increase growth by two percentage points next year

Major US stimulus would boost US, global economies: IMF official

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who is urging think tanks to disclose foreign funding, speaks in October 2019 at an event of the Heritage Foundation, a leading conservative think tank

Pompeo Asks US Think Tanks To Disclose Foreign Funding

Pompeo asks US think tanks to disclose foreign funding

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Chinese Dredging Vessels, South China Sea, May 21, 2015

South China Sea Tensions: Malaysia Detains Chinese Boats For Trespassing In Its Territorial Waters

Malaysia reported 89 intrusions by Chinese coast guard and navy ships between 2016 and 2019.

3,000-Year-Old Leather Sports Balls Discovered In China, The Oldest In Eurasia

It's possible that ball games arose in Eurasia much earlier than previously thought, around the same time as horseback riding.

Australia is seeking clarification on whether China has placed restrictions on the import of Australian coal

Australia Seeks Answers On Reported Chinese Coal 'Ban'

Australia seeks answers on reported Chinese coal 'ban'

A military helicopter flies a Taiwan flag during a national day parade in Taipei on October 10. Beijing regards Taiwan as its own territory and has vowed to one day seize the self-ruled island

Taiwan Rejects China Spy Claims As 'Creating Terror'

Taiwan rejects China spy claims as 'creating terror'

TikTok's short phone videos have made it a global phenomenon but has been caught up in a stand-off between China and the US

This US-Based TikTok Rival Could Be Gearing Up For A Billion-Dollar IPO

A turbulent TikTok buyout deal could be a boon to competitors.

A view of the Earth and Moon taken by China's Tianwen-1 Mars probe from a distance of 1.2 million kilometers

China's Mars Probe Tianwen-1 Sends Home Selfies Captured 15 Million Miles From Earth

China's Tianwen-1 has sent back images to Earth, including a few of its selfies. Tianwen-1 is a spacecraft on its way to Mars, containing the rover that will eventually land on the red planet's surface.

North Korean troops, workers and students, all of them wearing facemasks, packed into Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung square for the rally

North Koreans Rally Wearing Masks After Military Parade

North Koreans rally wearing masks after military parade

China is rushing to test the entire population of Qingdao -- nine million people -- for the coronavirus

China Tests Entire City For Virus As WHO Slams Herd Immunity Idea

China tests entire city for virus as WHO slams herd immunity idea

Mercari, a rare example of a Japanese unicorn, is now worth more than $7 billion after going public in 2013

Hunting For Unicorns: Japan Start-ups See Hope On Horizon

Despite being the world's third-largest economy, Japan is far behind the United States and China when it comes to producing "unicorns" -- new companies valued at more than $1 billion in private funding.

US President Donald Trump denounces refugees during a rally in Duluth, Minnesota on September 30, 2020.

Trump Makes Several Bizarre Statements In First Rally Since COVID-19 Diagnosis

President Donald Trump made numerous bizarre statements during his first rally since he was diagnosed with COVID-19, railing against political foes and riffing on familiar themes.

India's economy has been devastated by the coronavirus epidemic, but the government has announced plans for loans to encourage spending

First US Coronavirus Reinfection Case Found In Nevada, Scientists Confirm

The 25-year-old patient experienced a second bout of coronavirus after initially recovering from the virus a month earlier.

Floods lead a near doubling of disaster events from 1980 to 1999 compared to 2000 to 2019, according to a report by the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction.

Climate Change Spurs Doubling Of Disasters Since 2000: UN

Climate change spurs doubling of disasters since 2000: UN

President Donald Trump lifted hopes for a new US stimulus by increasing his offer and suggesting he is open to an even bigger package

Apple's Coming IPhone Launch Drives Wall Street Surge

Apple's coming iPhone launch drives Wall Street surge

World Bank President David Malpass said both private creditors and major economies needed to step up debt relief efforts for poor countries

G20 Eyeing Six-month Debt Relief Extension: World Bank's Malpass

G20 eyeing six-month debt relief extension: World Bank's Malpass

The Pentagon in April officially released three videos taken by US Navy pilots showing mid-air encounters with what appear to be UFOs

Trump Reacts To News Of UFO Existence: 'I'll Check On That'

President Trump expressed his plan to look more into the news about the possible existence of unidentified flying objects.

A Chinese paramilitary policeman stands guard at the Australian embassy in Beijing on January 25, 2019. Australia has protested over the detention of writer Yang Hengjun who has been accused of espionage

Spy Case Of Australian Writer Reaches China Court

Spy case of Australian writer reaches China court

Apple To Ship Your Orders From Its Stores To Ensure Day-After Delivery

To make the most out of its retail stores amid the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, Apple will use them as distribution centers for orders placed within a 100 miles from the stores.