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New graves are seen in July 2020 at the Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery in Manaos, Brazil, which has been hit hard by Covid-19

Latin American Leaders Push At UN For Free Covid Vaccine

Latin American leaders push at UN for free Covid vaccine

G7 Ministers 'Committed' To Debt Relief, Urge Expansion

G7 finance minister lamented moves by some countries to classify state-owned financial institutions as commercial lenders to avoid participating in debt relief

G7 ministers 'committed' to debt relief, urge expansion

Kim Jong Un 'Very Sorry' Over Killing Of South Korean, Seoul Says

Kim Jong Un 'very sorry' over killing of South Korean, Seoul says

China's ambassador to the United Nations, Zhang Jun, seen here in December 2019, has sharply criticized the United States over its criticism on the coronavirus

'Enough Is Enough': China Attacks US At Security Council

'Enough is enough': China attacks US at Security Council

Putin Proposes Election Non-interference Pact With US
Kobalt Chainsaw Recall 2020: Saws Sold At Lowe's Recalled Over Laceration Hazard
Harley-Davidson Is Exiting The World’s Biggest Motorcycle Market After An 11-Year Ride
Thousands Of Mosques In Xinjiang Demolished In Recent Years: Report
Trump's Buy Tip Before Tariff Reversal Nets Massive One-day Gains for Investors Who Followed
CES 2021 Highlight: HONOR Band 6 Global Version Launch, The Most Functional Affordable Fitness Tracker to Date

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North Korea's Kim Apologises Over 'Defector' Shooting: Seoul

North Korea's Kim apologises over 'defector' shooting: Seoul

Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump in the polls

Nearly 500 Former Security Advisers, Military Officials Endorse Joe Biden, Slam Donald Trump In Open Letter

The letter is openly critical of President Donald Trump, reflecting the apparent rift between the president and military leadership.

Facebook said a group of Chinese users were using falsified accounts seeking to influence the US election, but did not link the actions to the Beijing government

Facebook To Block Political Ads Claiming Prematurely Claiming Victory Election Week

There was increasing pressure to suspend political ads during election week to limit the spread of misinformation as vote counting is expected to extend well beyond election night.

TikTok is asking a US judge to block the Trump administration's looming ban on downloads of the popular video app

TikTok Urges US Court Order To Block Trump Ban

TikTok urges US court order to block Trump ban

New weaponry includes the S-400 missile system

Russia's Season Of War Games Unites West-weary Allies

Russia's season of war games unites West-weary allies

Nongfu Spring, with its distinctive labelling, is reported to be China's biggest producer of bottled water, a feat that has propelled founder Zhong Shanshan to the top of the country's rich list

Bottled Water Billionaire Pips Jack Ma To Become China's Richest

Bottled water billionaire pips Jack Ma to become China's richest

Pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong speaks to the media outside the Legislative Council in Hong Kong after learning he had been barred from standing in upcoming local elections

HK Activist Joshua Wong Arrested Again, Vows To Fight On

HK activist Joshua Wong arrested again, vows to fight on

Watchtowers on a high-security facility at what is believed to be a re-education camp in China's Xinjiang region

China Running Hundreds Of Detention Centres In Xinjiang, Say Researchers

China running hundreds of detention centres in Xinjiang, say researchers

Sri Lanka's capital Colombo has some of the worst traffic congestion in South Asia

Sri Lanka Scraps $1.5bn Japan-funded Light Rail System

Sri Lanka scraps $1.5bn Japan-funded light rail system

North Korea Shot Dead 'Defector' From South And Burnt Body: Seoul

North Korea shot dead 'defector' from South and burnt body: Seoul

Wong's lawyer told AFP he was arrested when he reported to a police station over another case against him, for which he is currently on trial

HK Activist Joshua Wong Arrested For 2019 'Unlawful Assembly'

HK activist Joshua Wong arrested for 2019 'unlawful assembly'

Ant Group runs Alipay, one of China's two dominant online payment systems

Alibaba Fintech Arm Eyes Record IPO With Hong Kong-Shanghai Listing

Alibaba fintech arm eyes record IPO with Hong Kong-Shanghai listing

Chen Jifang, 68, works out every day

'Hardcore Grandma' - Ageing Fitness Buff Proves Hit In China

'Hardcore grandma' - ageing fitness buff proves hit in China

Head keeper Tran Van Truong gently takes a curled-up pangolin into his arms, comforting the shy creature rescued months earlier from traffickers in Vietnam

Life Still Precarious For Pangolins Despite Vietnam's Illegal Trade Crackdown

Life still precarious for pangolins despite Vietnam's illegal trade crackdown

North Korea seen from South Korea's western island of Yeonpyeong, near where Seoul says one of its fisheries officials was shot dead

North Korea Shot Dead South Korean Defector: Officials

North Korea shot dead South Korean defector: officials

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, see here, and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will co-host a global climate summit on December 12, 2020

UN, Britain To Co-host Climate Summit On December 12

UN, Britain to co-host climate summit on December 12

Nations have renewed a bid to reform the UN Security Council, seen here

New Bid But Little Hope To Reform UN Security Council

New bid but little hope to reform UN Security Council

Tesla is one of several major automakers suing the US government over tariffs on Chinese goods

Automakers Sue US Government Over Tariffs On Chinese Imports

Automakers sue US government over tariffs on Chinese imports

A Long March 5B rocket lifts off from the Wenchang launch site on China's southern in May; Chinese state media reported the "successful" launch, a major test of its ambitions to operate a permanent space station and send astronauts to the Moon

NASA Chief Warns Congress About Chinese Space Station

NASA chief warns Congress about Chinese space station

French officials are looking to speed up testing as they battle against rising infections

France Shuts Down Marseille Nightlife As Europe Battles Virus Spread

France shuts down Marseille nightlife as Europe battles virus spread

The Sony PSP (PlayStation Portable)

Alleged Photos Of 'PlayStation Phone 2' Leak Online

A gaming Smartphone that never was.

EU authorities accused Ireland of letting Apple park revenue earned in Europe, Africa, the Middle East and India and sparing it almost any taxation

Apple Opens First Online Store In India, Just Ahead Of Lucrative Hindu Holiday Season

Customers in India previously had to purchase Apple products via third-party resellers

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