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Why Meghan Markle Surprisingly Attended Public Yoga Class In New York

Meghan Markle decided to attend a public yoga class in New York City due to an important reason.

US, Taliban keep open door to talks after summit scrapped

Afghan security forces walk as municipal workers clean up from an attack in Kabul

US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad led nine rounds of talks with the Taliban

Clashes after peaceful crowd takes Hong Kong message to US consulate

Many of those marching waved American flags

Pro-democracy activists jammed Hong Kong streets in a march to the United States consulate on Sunday in a bid to ramp up international pressure on Beijing, but hardcore protesters later clashed with riot police across the city's core.Millions have demonstrated over the last 14 weeks in the biggest challenge to China's rule since the city's handover from Britain in 1997.The protests were lit by a now-scrapped plan to allow extraditions to the authoritarian mainland, seen by opponents as the latest move by China to chip away at the international finance hub's unique freedoms.

Uber Outlook: What Type Of Global Challenges Has The Ridesharing Company Faced? A Look At Where Uber Operates

Uber is facing unique challenges all over the world, from local competitor Ola in India to a government ban in Romania.

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Oil ministers from OPEC and other major crude producers want to halt a slide in prices -- but have already made major output cuts

Oil majors to mull fresh cuts as trade war hits prices

The US-China trade war has sparked fears of a global recession and hit oil prices

US President Donald Trump revealed that he had been set to meet in secret with top Taliban leaders and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani

In bombshell, Trump calls off secret summit, talks with Taliban

Zalmay Khalilzad, seen here during intra-Afghan talks in Doha in July 2019, negotiated for around a year with the Taliban

Jack Ma is a former English teacher whose often playful image shattered the stereotype of the drab Chinese executive

Smooth succession: Jack Ma eases out of a thriving Alibaba

Ma plans to put his vast fortune into initiatives serving his first love, education

China's exports fall in August as US trade war rumbles

China's exports fell by 1.0 percent on-year in August, after a surprise 3.3 percent rebound in July despite the yearlong battle with Washington and weakening global demand

Floyd Mayweather To Fight Chinese Boxer; Manny Pacquiao Rematch Unlikely To Happen

Floyd Mayweather Jr. just jeopardized his anticipated rematch with Manny Pacquiao by reportedly agreeing to fight a Chinese boxer.

Major foreign carmakers are shunning Frankfurt's International Auto Show this year, but climate protestors plan to attend

Stripped-back auto show mirrors German car industry gloom

Climate campaigners inspired by Swedish militant Greta Thunberg plan to stage major protests at the Frankfurt auto show this year

On again, off again: Erratic history of talks with the Taliban

Donald Trump announced he had called off a secret summit with the Taliban and Afghanistan's leader, abruptly slamming the door on a year of diplomacy

Indonesian officials said they want to speed up construction of smelters to churn out higher-value products

Indonesia nickel-ore export U-turn throws up investor red flag: analysts

Indonesian mining company PT Vale's smelting plant in Soroako, South Sulawesi, is pictured here

Richard Yu, who is in charge of Huawei's consumer business group, spoke at the international electronics fair IFA in Berlin

Huawei Finds Workaround For Ban With P30 Pro Release

Huawei manages to include the latest Android version into an upcoming device despite being banned from working with Google as of the entity list ban from the U.S. government

General Motors Chairman and CEO Mary Barra and United Auto Workers President Gary Jones opened the 2019 GM-UAW contract talks in July with the traditional ceremonial handshake

UAW scandal, weakening car sales mean tough contract talks

Residual anger over General Motors' decision to idle its Lordstown, Ohio plant adds to the stress between automakers and the United Auto Workers as they hash out a new contract

Apple CEO Tim Cook, seen at the 2018 iPhone launch event, is expected to unveil new handsets but also speak about content and services that are increasingly important to the tech giant

iPhone to share the spotlight with services at Apple's big event

Analysts say Apple is facing an important upgrade cycle for the iPhone, and that the company is facing headwinds in China due to trade frictions

Trump calls off US-Taliban talks, secret Camp David meetings

US President Donald Trump revealed that he had been set to meet in secret with top Taliban leaders and Afghan President Ashraf Ghani

Boeing's 777X was originally scheduled to take off on its first flight this summer

Boeing suspends test on long-haul 777X aircraft

Boeing's 777X was originally scheduled to take off on its first test flight this summer

Cryptocurrency News: China Says New Digital Currency Will Protect PRC's 'Digital Sovereignty,' Resemble Facebook's Libra

China's new cryptocurrency could be similar to Facebook's Libra, and will likely be under the surveillance of the Chinese government.

Mugabe was finally ousted in 2017 when his previously loyal military generals turned against him as the country was mired in an economic crisis

Zimbabweans cold-shoulder Mugabe national mourning

Mugabe died in Singapore where he was hospitalised in April

A police convoy escorts two buses with tinted windows from the high-security prison of Lefortovo in Moscow as a long-awaited exchange of prisoners between Moscow and Kiev gets underway

Russia, Ukraine swap prisoners in landmark 'first step' to ease tensions

Russia and Ukraine made a long-awaited swap of 70 prisoners on Saturday, a deal hailed as a first step towards ending five years of tensions and conflict.Two planes carrying 35 prisoners from each side landed simultaneously in Moscow and Kiev, where the passengers emerged under sunny skies."We have taken the first step," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on the tarmac after greeting and hugging former detainees. "We have to take all the steps to finish this horrible war."

Pakistan has denied India's president the right to fly through its airspace in a new escalation of tensions; India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi (R) is pictured welcoming India's President Ram Nath Kovind in New Delhi on August 21, 2019

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