China takes countermeasures to US by restricting movements of US diplomats
China proclaimed on Friday that it would impose "reciprocal restrictions" on all American diplomats in China in response to previous restraints on the activities of its embassy staff in the United States.
US affirms enduring commitment to ASEAN
Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo said the US has long been a friend to ASEAN countries, stressing the US stands with ASEAN partners in combating COVID-19 and enabling regional economic recovery.
US canceled 1,000 visas of Chinese students to stop them 'stealing military research'
The US says it has revoked more than 1,000 visas of Chinese graduate students and researchers who it says pose a national security risk.
US to ASEAN: Reconsider deals with China firms which build facilities on Bien Dong Sea
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo asked Southeast Asian nations Thursday to reconsider deals with Chinese companies blacklisted by Washington for building island outposts.
UK and Europe weather forecast latest, September 12: Temperatures rocket to 30C across Europe
The UK is forecasted to brace for a stormy weekend with 60mph winds while temperatures will rocket to 30C across Europe.
Tesla sets up new supercharger equipment for electric cars in Berlin
Tesla is materialize its commitment which is to make Tesla ownership easy and convenient for everyone including those without immediate access to home or workplace charging. They plan to expand out supercharging network for support for users.
Premier League 2020-2021: New season begins with big questions for the “giants”
The 29th season of the Premier League is set to kick-off on September 12, 2020, nearly one month later as the plan due to the Covid-19 pandemic. One of the most anticipated football leagues on the planet would open up with predictions of signification and its top four.
World breaking news today (September 11): Huge blaze at Beirut port alarms residents
World breaking news today (September 11): Huge blaze at Beirut port alarms residents just one month after the deadly massive blast. Meanwhile, China, India agree to disengage troops on contested border, WHO said no need to be discouraged about the vaccine trial pause, and gold price also make headlines today.
China-India border standoff' shots fired in the Himalaya showing a dangerous development
In the midst of all the stories about China’s oppression in Hong Kong and Xinjiang, unlawful activities in the Bien Dong Sea (South China Sea) and its expulsion of foreign journalists, a recent clash on its border with India may pose the greater threat to Asian security. For the first time in 45 years, shots were fired this week, said theconversation.
UK and Europe weather forecast latest, September 11: Wet and windy weather to cover many parts of Europe
Wet and windy weather is forecasted to cover many parts of Europe as some areas go through temperatures falling. Meanwhile, parts of the UK will brace for heavy rain over the weekend before a severe heatwave.
China, India accuse each other of firing shots at disputed border as tensions rise
Both sides deny that their soldiers fired first shots along Line of Actual Control in Himalayas since 1996 agreement. But each side claims opposing troops were moving forward at the time of the incident
World breaking news today (September 10): Video of Chinese and Indian soldiers clash gone viral
World breaking news today (September 10): A short video of Chinese and Indian soldiers clash has gone viral. Meanwhile, No Putin-Trumo contacts are planned before the US elections, WHO says vaccine safety top priority, and gold price prediction also make headlines today.
Leading scientists question 'highly improbable' Russian vaccine
A group of prominent scientists and doctors have signed an open letter questioning the reliability of the data presented in the early-stage trial results of the Russian COVID-19 vaccine, named “Sputnik-V”.
Donald Trump nominated for 2020 Nobel Peace Prize
A far-right Norwegian lawmaker said Wednesday that he has nominated U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts in the Middle East.
Japan firms line up for subsidiaries to leave China
In a 2019 survey of Japanese companies by the Japan External Trade Organization, which used manufacturing costs in Japan as the base of 100, costs in China came in at 80, with Vietnam somewhat lower at 74.
UK and Europe weather forecast latest, September 10: Severe storms to lash Europe with unusual threat in tornadoes
Europe is forecasted to cope with severe storms with unusual threat in tornadoes. Meanwhile, chilly frost will replace scorching 24C heatwave in the UK.
Coronavirus vaccine updates: Oxford University vaccine trial halted after participant falls ill
Clinical trials of one of most promising candidate vaccines, run by AstraZeneca, suspended after patient develops unexplained illness.
WHO boss: World must be better prepared for next pandemic
World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has said COVID-19 is not the last pandemic and countries should invest in public health.
China unveils global data security initiative after US launch of Clean Network
China announced on September 8 that it will launch a global data security initiative, explaining China wanted to promote multilateralism in the area at a time when “individual countries” were “bullying” others and “hunting” companies.
Thailand’s “special visa” targets long-staying travellers
Thailand's new visa, with a 90-day length of stay and two extensions available for 90 days each, would be issued to those who agree to be kept in 14-day quarantine at a certified alternative state quarantine hotel or villa.
