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Huawei chairman Liang Hua 'would turn down' any request to spy for Chinese intelligence

Sanctions-hit Huawei Plans Components Plant In Europe

Sanctions-hit Huawei plans components plant in Europe

Russia Vows To Finish Gas Pipeline Despite US Sanctions

The Nord Stream 2 pipeline between Russia and Germany aims to deliver Russian gas to Europe via the Baltic Sea

Russia vows to finish gas pipeline despite US sanctions

Trump Unveils Plan To Import Cheaper Foreign Drugs

US Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar is backing a plan to allow for importation of lower-price prescriptions from Canada and other countries

Trump unveils plan to import cheaper foreign drugs

Jewher Ilham, daughter of Ilham Tohti, Uighur economist and human rights activist, delivers a speech during the award ceremony for her father's 2019 European Parliament's Sakharov human rights prize at the European Parliament in Strasbourg

Jailed Uighur's Daughter Receives EU Rights Prize

Jailed Uighur's daughter receives EU rights prize

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A woman prays in the main mosque in Srinagar after it opened for the first time in nearly five months

Grand Mosque Re-opened Months After Kashmir Autonomy Stripped

Grand mosque re-opened months after Kashmir autonomy stripped

Barricades were erected in Beirut to control access to protest sites in Lebanon's capital where counterdemonstrators have attacked protesters

Lebanon Ups Security At Protest Sites After Violence

Lebanon ups security at protest sites after violence

Shenzhen-based Huawei is one of the world's leading suppliers of telecommunications networks and has a presence in 170 countries

Huawei: Five Things To Know

Huawei: five things to know

Huawei chairman 'would turn down' any request to spy for Chinese intelligence

Huawei, Under US Pressure, Plans Supply Base In Europe

Huawei, under US pressure, plans supply base in Europe

Relatives of three Thai men killed after being mistaken for militants comfort each other while waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be released

Thai Army 'Regrets' Killing Three Muslim Civilians In South

Thai army 'regrets' killing three Muslim civilians in south

Rights groups say Libya routinely picks up migrants in the Mediterranean and brings them back to overcrowded detention centres

Italy Faces Complaint At UN Over 'Abusive' Libya Asylum Returns

Italy faces complaint at UN over 'abusive' Libya asylum returns

The town of Beledweyne was inundated in the flood -- the waters are now slowly receding

After Drought, Floods Compound Somalia's Year Of Climate Misery

After drought, floods compound Somalia's year of climate misery

The chairman and executive vice president of Samsung Electronics were both jailed for 18 months for sabotaging union activities

Samsung Chairman Jailed For Union Sabotage

Samsung chairman jailed for union sabotage

Habib-ur-Rehman, recently released from a detention centre in Assam, fears he may be expelled from India after failing to prove his citizenship

Citizenship Fears Fuel Anger Among India's Muslims

Citizenship fears fuel anger among India's Muslims

More than 100 people work on the Songhua River to harvest 170,000 cubic metres of ice bricks

Snow Business: The Icemen Behind China's Frozen Festival

Snow business: The icemen behind China's frozen festival

Living Star Wars cast members shot scenes and dialogue that could be meshed with those featuring Carrie Fisher from the cutting room floor

'Star Wars' Bows After 42 Years As Carrie Fisher Heads Reunion

'Star Wars' bows after 42 years as Carrie Fisher heads reunion

Chinese fighter jet over the East China Sea

South China Sea Tensions: China Warplanes Drill For 'Unexpected Confrontations'

Preparing for what it termed “unexpected confrontations”, China’s military is intensifying exercises in the South China Sea, according to a recent report.

The combined group would be headquartered in the Netherlands, and continue to be listed on the Paris, Milan and New York stock exchanges

PSA, Fiat Chrysler Agree To Merge

PSA, Fiat Chrysler agree to merge

Five more years, but Boris Johnson's first task is to pull Britain out of the European Union

No Deal Brexit Possible As Johnson Pledges Full EU Exit By 2020

PM Boris Johnson reaffirms his promise to leave the EU by Jan. 31, 2020.

Cruise Ship Passenger Dies Due To Negligence, Carnival Cruise Line Wants Lawsuit Dismissed

In a setback to Carnival Cruise, a Miami judge refused its motion for dismissal of a lawsuit by the family of Jeffrey Eisenmann who died of a heart attack during a Carnival cruise .

The South Pacific nation has seen a huge growth in visitors in recent years

Tourists Trampling On New Zealand's Tranquility: Report

Tourists trampling on New Zealand's tranquility: report

Samsung Apologises After Chairman Jailed For Union Sabotage

Samsung apologises after chairman jailed for union sabotage

The rally in support of Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, leader of the opposition Future Forward Party, was the first major protest since elections in March 2019 returned the military junta to power

Thai Police Make Arrest Over 'Inappropriate' Facebook Rally Photo

Thai police make arrest over 'inappropriate' Facebook rally photo

Joerg Sprave says he and around 26,000 fellow creators are joining a global fight against YouTube for better conditions

German Crossbow YouTuber Fights Video Giant For Rights

German crossbow YouTuber fights video giant for rights

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had agreed to shutter the Sohae site during a summit last year with South Korean President Moon Jae-in in Pyongyang as part of trust-building measuresÂ Â

North Korea Testing Missiles Increases Pressure On Trump Administration

North Korea claimed the tests were important for its nuclear program.

A record heatwave in Asustralia threatens to exacerbate an already unprecedented bushfire season

Australia Has Its Hottest Day On Record, More To Come

Australia has its hottest day on record, more to come

Hundreds of people, helicopters and sniffer dogs joined the huge search for the schoolgirl

Parents Of Girl Found In Malaysia Jungle Say Case Has 'Criminal Element'

Parents of girl found in Malaysia jungle say case has 'criminal element'

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un (L) and US President Donald Trump shake hands at a meeting south of the Military Demarcation Line that divides North and South Korea in June 2019 -- their summits have been historic, if not full of concrete results

US Ready For North Korea's Missile 'Christmas Gift', But Prefers Dialogue

A senior White House official said, “The door is open for talks and we are ready to be very flexible in finding an agreement that works for all sides. But if North Korea does decide to test a fully operational ICBM in some sort of effort to test our resolve, they won’t like our reaction and, we will respond.”

The central tableau of the 15th century Ghent Altarpiece has emerged refreshed from a three-year refurbishment

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