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Australia min warns foreign journalists for slanted view amid China spat

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton made the comments during a television interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corp., referring to journalists reporting to "a particular community"

Domestic air travel recovers in Wuhan, returns to pre-pandemic level

China has gone almost a month without registering a new case of local transmission and on Sunday

Thousands of Israelis protest outside Benjamin Netanyahu's residence

Netanyahu has been charged with fraud, breach of trust and accepting bribes for his role in a series of scandals

Japan PM hopeful says he lacks diplomacy skills, may need help from Abe

Abe in late August announced his intention to step down as prime minister due to health problems

Aviation regulators to examine pilot training for Boeing 737 Max jets

Aviation regulators and pilots from several countries will begin next week reviewing Boeing's proposal for training pilots to fly the revamped 737 Max

Colombia: Two days of protests leave 13 dead, over 400 injured

Two days of protests in Colombia over the death of a man in police custody have left 13 people dead and over 400 injured, authorities said on Friday

China announces restrictions on US diplomats' activities in mainland, HK

China has announced new restrictions on the activities of US diplomats working in mainland China and Hong Kong

Venezuelan president Maduro says USA spy captured near refineries

Nicols Maduro said that Venezuelan authorities captured a US spy targeting a pair of refineries on the north Caribbean coast as this nation once wealthy from oil is gripped by a deep gasoline shortage

US budget deficit hits record $3 trillion through 11 months amid pandemic

The US budget deficit hit an all-time high of USD 3 trillion for the first 11 months of this budget year, the Treasury Department said Friday.

Italy coronavirus update: Covid cases increase with more travellers

The number of people found positive for coronavirus continued to rise for the sixth straight week in Italy, mostly driven by people returning from holidays as Italy increases its testing capacity

European Union warns UK that Brexit deal breach will scuttle a new deal

The 27 European Union nations presented a firmly united front to the UK after the British government said it plans to violate part of their Brexit divorce agreement

Julian Assange court case to resume after coronavirus false alarm

The London court hearing on Julian Assange's extradition from Britain to the United States is set to resume after a COVID-19 test on one of the participating lawyers came back negative

Drone maker hurt by US-China rift, opening door to American rivals

Skateboarders, surfers and mountain bikers used to be the target customers for California startup Skydio, a maker of high-end drones that can home in on people and capture their movements on video

Jill Biden drawing on classroom time for case against Donald Trump

Trump has tried to seize on schools as an election-year issue, pressuring state and local leaders to resume classroom instruction and threatening to withhold federal dollars for those who don't

PM Boris Johnson says UK will quit Brexit talks if no deal by October 15

Boris Johnson said Britain could walk away from the talks within weeks and insisting that a no-deal exit would be a "good outcome for the UK"

China's leading chipmaker denies military ties as US steps up feud

The Trump administration is trying block Chinese access to US technology it worries might be used to make weapons or develop competitors to American industry

Germany ups pressure on Russia in Alexei Navalny poisoning probe

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Sunday: "I hope the Russians won't force us to change our position regarding Nord Stream II."

Hong Kong police arrest nearly 290 at protests over election delay

Anti-government protests erupted last year over a proposed extradition law and spread to include demands for greater democracy and criticism of Beijing's efforts to tighten control over Hong Kong

UK unafraid to walk away without EU trade deal, says Brexit negotiator

David Frost and EU negotiator Michel Barnier are due to meet in London on Tuesday for the eighth round of negotiations since Britain left the now 27-nation bloc on January 31

Covid-19 pandemic turns summer into European tourism's leanest season

Bruges mayor Dirk De fauw first realised something was desperately wrong with European tourism