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John Boyega Resigns As Jo Malone Ambassador After Being Cut Out In His Campaign In China

John Boyega was not happy after Jo Malone replaced his campaign in China, so he decided to resign as its global ambassador.

China Retail Sales Return To Growth, Economic Recovery Continues

Shoppers in Changsha in China's Hunan province

Beijing has ramped up initiatives such as shopping festivals and voucher campaigns to spur consumer spending.

Young Chinese Escape Reality To Ask: 'Whodunnit?'

China's state media has in recent months run a series of stories about the popularity of role-playing

Young Chinese escape reality to ask: 'Whodunnit?'

President Donald Trump's administration has sought the sale of TikTok from ByteDance, citing concerns about US data security

US Government Receives Oracle Bid For TikTok

US government receives Oracle bid for TikTok

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Conditions on Venus are often described as "hellish" with daytime temperatures hot enough to melt lead and an atmosphere comprised almost entirely of carbon dioxide

Scientists Find Gas On Venus Linked To Life On Earth

Scientists find gas on Venus linked to life on Earth

Kluge, the head of the WHO in Europe, warned it was going to get more tough

WHO Delivers Europe Death Warning As Infections Hit New High

WHO delivers Europe death warning as infections hit new high

A Chinese policeman stands outside the US Embassy in Beijing on September 12, 2020, as Washington called new Chinese restrictions on its diplomats an 'escalation'

Leak Reveals Chinese Database Profiling Millions Of Individuals, Military Targets, 'Politically Exposed' People

A leaked database revealed the efforts of a Chinese company to create comprehensive profiles of millions of people using publicly available data, supplemented with confidential information. Experts are divided on how much of the threat these efforts are.

Oracle Reaches Deal To Save TikTok As Deadline Looms

Oracle has submitted a plan to take over U.S. operations for Tiktok in the hopes the social media platform could be saved from an executive order killing it over security concerns.

Chinese President Xi Jinping praises the country's achievements against the Covid-19 pandemic and warns it is still around and that no country can be safe "alone" against the virus

China’s Xi Seeks Closer Europe Ties Closer But EU Presses Beijing To Open Markets, Improve Human Rights

China and EU are at loggerheads over a number of issues, including trade, human rights, climate change

This Company’s Earbuds Are So Similar To Apple AirPods, US Customs Seized Them As Counterfeit

U.S. Customs proudly boasted about stopping a shipment of 2,000 counterfeit AirPods, but photos tell a different story.

Coronavirus Hit World Economies 4 Times Harder In Q2 Than The Great Recession

The world's major economies were hit four times harder by coronavirus than they were during the Great Recession.

Japan, China and South KoreaÂ suspended pork imports from Germany after a case of African swine fever in the carcass of a wild boar in Brandenburg, near the German-Polish border

Asia Import Ban Adds To German Pork Woes

Asia import ban adds to German pork woes

China has said an investment deal can be agreed by the end of the year, but EU officials warn significant obstacles remain and insist they will not agree to unfavourable terms simply to cut a deal

EU Urges China To Grant Xinjiang Access, Warns On Trade

EU urges China to grant Xinjiang access, warns on trade

Japan's ruling party announces that it has elected chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga as its new leader, making him all but certain to replace Shinzo Abe as the country's next prime minister.

Who Is Yoshihide Suga? Japan's New Prime Minister Rose From Humble Origins

Suga is expected to maintain Abe’s economic, trade security programs

Iran says the sanctions brought back by the Trump administration breach the 1955 "Treaty of Amity"

US Urges World Court To Reject Iran Sanctions Case

US urges world court to reject Iran sanctions case

According to an AFP tally, Israel is second only to Bahrain for the world's highest coronavirus infection rate by population

WHO Issues Europe Deaths Warning As Daily Infections Hit New High

WHO issues Europe deaths warning as daily infections hit new high

SoftBank bought Arm in 2016 for $32 billion in a deal that left investors cold and saw the conglomerate's stock plunge sharply

SoftBank Group Selling Arm To NVIDIA For Up To $40 Billion

SoftBank Group selling Arm to NVIDIA for up to $40 billion

The UN nuclear watchdogs director general Rafael Grossi said a visit to a second Iranian site, to which the agency had requested access, was imminent

UN Nuclear Watchdog To Visit 2nd Iran Site In 'A Few Days'

UN nuclear watchdog to visit 2nd Iran site in 'a few days'

Gareth Bale (right) scored twice in Real Madrid's 2-2 draw with Villarreal on Sunday.

Man Utd To Shift Focus From Sancho To Striker Who Earns $771,000-A-Week: Report

Jadon Sancho has been Manchester United's top target this summer.

Three candidates will battle for the ruling party leadership, with the winner tipped to become Japan's next prime minister

Yoshihide Suga Wins Party Vote, Becoming Likely Next Japan PM

Yoshihide Suga wins party vote, becoming likely next Japan PM

Terry Branstad (centre) became US ambassador to China in May 2017

US Ambassador To China Says He's Retiring

US ambassador to China says he's retiring

Cryptocurrency Lending Seeing Growth, Fueled By Shadow Banks: Analyst

Transactions vary from those involving the borrowing of cash with crypto-collateral, the lending of both cash and crypto-currencies as an investment, and borrowing crypto-currencies against other crypto-currencies.