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Hong Kong demonstrators hold protest amidst strict restrictions

HONG KONG: Hong Kong's first authorized protest took place since the end of COVID-19 restrictions and under new strict security ...


Following self-exile, entrepreneur Jack Ma returns to China

BEIJING, China: After more than a year of self-imposed exile overseas, Alibaba founder Jack Ma has returned to China, allegedly ...


China cuts medical benefits for seniors due to cash shortage

Hong Kong [China], April 2 (ANI): China's government, strapped for cash after enforcing a costly zero-Covid policy, is cutting medical ...


Joshua Little, first Irish player to play in IPL, recalls his first memory of the League

Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], April 1 (ANI): Ireland cricketer Joshua Little, who made history on Friday by becoming the first Irish ...


China Accused of Meddling in Canada's Elections

Vancouver, Canada - Allegations are mounting that China may have interfered in Canada's most recent federal elections to favor Prime ...


Undersea internet cables: Next front in US-China tech war

Beijing [China], March 30 (ANI): The undersea cables that carry internet data signals between continents have become the next front ...


China again accused of meddling in Canada's elections

Vancouver [Canada], March 30 (ANI): Allegations are piling up against China for interloping in Canada's most recent federal elections to ...


US Congressional hearing examines linguistic, religious repression in Tibet by China

Washington [US], March 30 (ANI): The hearing on "Preserving Tibet: Combating Cultural Erasure, Forced Assimilation and Transnational Repression" by US ...


Jack Ma's homecoming all part of China's plan: Report

Hong Kong, March 30 (ANI): Restructuring of the Alibaba Group has sent shares of the conglomerate soaring in New York ...


Assailants Used Identities of China Critics to Call In Bomb Threats

A journalist for Radio Free Asia is among three critics of China critics whose identities were used in an elaborate ...


Exiled Leader Says Tibet Faces 'Slow Death' Under China

washington - Tibet is dying a 'slow death' under Chinese rule, the head of the India-based organization known as Tibet's ...


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China sends ship to violate Vietnam economic zone waters

HANOI, Vietnam: Tensions were again increasing off the coast of Vietnam as Hanoi ordered its navy to shadow a Chinese ...

Chinese aggression causes Japan, US, Philippines to begin security talks

TOKYO, Japan: Fears over intensifying Chinese military activity directed towards Taiwan could escalate into war have prompted Japan, the United ...

After opening ties with Beijing, Honduras tells Taiwan to leave

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras: After Honduran President Xiomara Castro severed ties with Taiwan in favor of China to gain more investment and ...

China's 'Belt and Road' program has cost $240 billion, says study

NEW YORK CITY, New York: A study published this week reported that China spent $240 billion between 2008 and 2021 ...

Hong Kong demonstrators hold protest amidst strict restrictions

HONG KONG: Hong Kong's first authorized protest took place since the end of COVID-19 restrictions and under new strict security ...

Following self-exile, entrepreneur Jack Ma returns to China

BEIJING, China: After more than a year of self-imposed exile overseas, Alibaba founder Jack Ma has returned to China, allegedly ...

International

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Fourth quarter profit of $7 million to help sale of Manchester United

MANCHESTER, England: Due to higher commercial revenues and lower wages, English Premier League club Manchester United said this week that ...

Humza Yousaf, first Muslem leader of western country, to lead Scotland

EDINBURGH, Scotland: Humza Yousaf, the first Muslim to lead a democratic western European nation, was sworn in as Scotland's new ...

Officials warn that supply shortages still haunt US planning

WASHINGTON D.C.: Potentially hampering US efforts to arm Ukraine against Russia's invasion, rebuild local infrastructure and boost production, manufacturers of ...

US lawmakers look to prevent violent passengers from flying

WASHINGTON D.C.: After a series of high-profile incidents aboard US aircraft, several bipartisan lawmakers will again push for legislation to ...

China sends ship to violate Vietnam economic zone waters

HANOI, Vietnam: Tensions were again increasing off the coast of Vietnam as Hanoi ordered its navy to shadow a Chinese ...

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As supply chain problems ease, UK assembles 13.1% more autos

LONDON, England: As supply chain disruptions eased and output picked up in domestic and overseas markets, British car production rose ...


Germans pull money from foreign banks, fears financial crisis

BERLIN, Germany: Reuters has reported that despite potentially higher interest rates, Germans are placing fewer deposits abroad, due to fears ...


To prevent embargoes, US and Japan agree on access to battery minerals

WASHINGTON D.C.: The US and Japan have signed a trade memo on electric vehicle (EV) battery minerals.US Trade Representative Katherine ...


US cities suing Hyundai, Kia over lack of anti-theft devices

ST LOUIS, Missouri: The latest in a number of US cities to take action, St. Louis, Missouri, said this week ...


Bank of Ireland interest rate up 0.5% following Europe rate increases

DUBLIN, Ireland: Bank of Ireland has announced that it has raised fixed mortgage rates following a cumulative 3.5 percent rate ...


Nasdaq Composite leads U.S. stock markets higher, gains 208 point

NEW YORK, New York - U.S. stocks finished the third quarter with a bang on Friday. Despite a volatile start, ...


Hotel Review

Hyatt Regency New Orleans

Expectations were high for this top of the line Hyatt product in "The Big Easy". The taxi rolled up to the rear of the ...