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A political earthquake has coursed through Hong Kong since the national security law came into effect

Hong Kong Forecasts Record GDP Contraction For 2020, After GDP Shrinks 9% In Second Quarter

Hong Kong’s economy has been battered by the pandemic while U.S.-Chinese tensions add further risk

Apple iPhone 12 Camera Lens Issues Not True, Manufacturer Says

One of Apple's manufacturing partners denies claims saying it had issues in producing a certain component for the iPhone 12 devices. This came after renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said coatings of its wide-angle lens that will be used in the iPhone 12 series cracked during testing.

Paris Saint-Germain Considering Ighalo To Fill Cavani Void

Odion Ighalo has not been able to train with his new Manchester United teammates due to fears over the coronavirus

Paris Saint-Germain is targeting Odion Ighalo to fill the void left by Edinson Cacvani once the Nigerian's deal runs out at Old Trafford.

While China appears to have largely brought COVID-19 under control recent domestic outbreaks have proved the difficulty of stamping out the contagion entirely

WHO On Coronavirus Found In Frozen Foods: 'People Should Not Fear Food'

WHO, FDA, and Agriculture Department have said that people should not worry about the coronavirus entering the frozen food chain.

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The United State's move to bar video-sharing service TikTok from operating on its soil is the latest escalation in worsening relations between the two economic powers

US, China To Discuss Trade Deal Amid COVID-19 Disruption

US, China to discuss trade deal amid COVID-19 disruption

With Joe Biden leading in polls, his choice of the more centre-ground Kamala Harris as his running mate was met with relief on markets

US Stocks Pressured By Washington Stimulus Stalemate

US stocks pressured by Washington stimulus stalemate

When Xiao Jia lost her sight as a teenager she was told the "respectable" career choice was to become a massage therapist, instead she found an industry rife with abuse and aggression, where women are afforded little protection

Sexual Abuse, Assault: Grim Prospects For China's Blind Women

Sexual abuse, assault: Grim prospects for China's blind women

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris have launched their campaign to oust President Donald Trump from the White House in the November 3, 2020 election

Biden, Harris Focus White House Campaign On Virus Crisis

Biden, Harris focus White House campaign on virus crisis

Tripoli port in northern Lebanon is able to handle some five million tonnes of imports a year

Lebanon's Tripoli Port Readies To Fill In For Blast-hit Beirut

Lebanon's Tripoli port readies to fill in for blast-hit Beirut

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (left) and Slovenian Foreign Minister Anze Logar (right), sign declaration to bar "untrusted" companies -- an apparent reference to Chinese telecoms giant Huawei -- from 5G systems

US, Slovenia To 'Exclude Untrusted Vendors' From 5G

US, Slovenia to 'exclude untrusted vendors' from 5G

Cartier's apparent caution has backfired

Cartier's 'Father-son' Valentine Draws Derision In China

Cartier's 'father-son' Valentine draws derision in China

Fat Brands Inc. Is Paying This Much for Johnny Rockets

Fat Brands is set to acquire Johnny Rockets and expand its portfolio of restaurants for a staggering amount.

German payments giant Wirecard filed for insolvency in June after admitting that the 1.9 billion euros ($2.2 billion) missing from its accounts

German Businessman In Wirecard Probe Dies In Philippines

German businessman in Wirecard probe dies in Philippines

Officials busily sprayed disinfectants as a preventive measure at the capital's railway station

Buses And Trains Disinfected As North Korea Ramps Up Virus Measures

Buses and trains disinfected as North Korea ramps up virus measures

Alleged ‘Alien Fleet’ Appears Over Kinmen And Matsu Islands, UFO Expert Claims

A UFO expert believes that a fleet of alien vessels recently visited islands off the southeastern coast of mainland China.

Industrial giant Thyssenkrupp was already struggling before the coronavirus pandemic hit

Thyssenkrupp's Losses Widen On Virus Lockdowns

Thyssenkrupp's losses widen on virus lockdowns

Hong Kong democracy activist Agnes Chow has gathered a large following in Japan

Japan Fans Hail Hong Kong 'Goddess Of Democracy' Chow

Japan fans hail Hong Kong 'Goddess of Democracy' Chow

Senkaku Islands Dispute: Japanese Military Braces for Intrusions by Chinese Fishing Fleet

Japan, China, and the U.S. are bracing for Aug. 16 when a fishing ban expires in the waters around the Senkaku Islands.

The US stock market got a boost from news that US is delaying enforcement of a ban on Chinese telecoms giant Huawei and improved prospects for US-China trade talks

Equities Mixed As Recovery Hopes Tempered By US Stimulus Struggle

Asian traders extended the rally in early trade but struggled to maintain momentum.

Despite a near-record drop in power demand due to the pandemic, renewables' share of the electricity mix was up 14 percent compared to the same period last year

Wind And Solar Power At Record High In 2020, Coal Dips: Analysis

Wind and solar power at record high in 2020, coal dips: analysis

French President Emmanuel Macron (pictured August 11, 2020), who was the first world leader to visit Beirut after the explosion, has taken the lead role in coordinating the international response

Macron Warns Iran Against 'Interference' In Lebanon

Macron warns Iran against 'interference' in Lebanon

Rodrigo Pozzobon walks in a soybean field on his property in Vera, in Brazil's Mato Grosso state -- business is booming thanks to surging Chinese demand

Business Booming For Brazil Farmers But Deforestation Looms Large

Business booming for Brazil farmers but deforestation looms large

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has held out hope that a US bid to extend a UN arms embargo on his country will fail

Iran's Rouhani Hopeful US Arms Embargo Push Will Fail

Iran's Rouhani hopeful US arms embargo push will fail

BTS at Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve

Dancing To BTS Choreography Lands Three North Korean Soldiers In Trouble

Three young North Korean soldiers are awaiting punishment for dancing to the choreography of one of BTS's songs. The soldiers were arrested because the authorities believed they were influenced by South Korea.can i use