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India-US tensions to hurt China, US and the world: Bureau of Statistics

China will be able to maintain steady economic growth this year although the tensions between China and the United States will negatively impact the two countries and the world

China's days as world's factory are over, thanks to trade war: Foxconn boss

The proportion outside the country is now at 30 per cent, up from 25 per cent last June

American who wanted to become LeT executioner sentenced to 15 years

An American who wanted to go to Pakistan to become an executioner for the Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (LeT) terrorist organisation has been sentenced in a US federal court here to 15 years in prison

Mexico to trial China, US coronavirus vaccines, may produce some: Ministry

Mexico aims to conduct late-stage clinical trials for COVID-19 vaccines in development by US and Chinese companies, two of which might base some of their vaccine production in the country\

BLM protest: Black people in Portland struggle to be heard amid protests

Chaotic and violent protests against racial injustice have topped the headlines, but lost in shouting are voices of many Black Portland residents and their feelings about unrest are nuanced

New York governor calls Donald Trump benefits executive order 'laughable'

Andrew Cuomo dismissed Trump's executive orders as laughable" and another chapter in the federal government's botched response to the coronavirus

Indian-Americans protest Chinese aggression, human right violations

A group of Indian-Americans from in and around the national capital held a protest against China's aggression towards India and human right violations of Uyghur minority groups

Withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan to benefit China: Report

The US' decision to withdraw its forces from Afghanistan after 20 years of war against the Taliban will be an advantage for China to establish its influence in the region

Donald Trump signs 'buy American first' pharmaceutical executive order

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing some federal agencies to prioritise purchasing certain drugs and medical materials when made in the United States

Twitter labels state-controlled media outlets, govt officials' accounts

The micro-blogging platform will not amplify tweets by state-controlled media outlets. The move will make affected accounts less likely to appear in search results or notifications

What does the huge coronavirus testing undercount in the US mean

Testing is the foundation of a modern public health approach to controlling this virus

'Bulletproof' Big Tech: Why Apple, Amazon, Google are not going to break up

Washington lawmakers see their job as protecting the consumer first and foremost

Donald Trump's bid to force TikTok sale follows well-trod legal path

Trump's demand has set off a geopolitical tug-of-war, but it has ample precedent

Hiroshima atomic bomb survivors worry that world will forget their plight

The atomic bomb that exploded over Hiroshima 75 years ago didn't just kill and maim

Irksome in Iceland, brusque in Britain? US envoys draw ire over bodyguards

In Iceland, a nation so safe that its president runs errands on a bicycle, US Ambassador Jeffery Ross Gunter has left locals aghast with his request to hire armed bodyguards

Donald Trump seeks TikTok payment to US, despite no clear authority

It would be unprecedented, based on recent history, for the US government to collect a cut of a transaction involving companies in which it doesn't hold a stake

America's selfish individualism has become a death cult in Covid-19 era

Too many Americans belong to the cult of selfish individualism. In the COVID era, this has become a death cult

US auto sales recovery amid pandemic continues as Toyota decline slows

The Japanese automaker said its sales in July fell 19% versus the same month in 2019, to 169,484 units

Pompeo, Taliban deputy chief discuss intra-Afghan talks over video-call

Mike Pompeo and Taliban deputy leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar discussed the start of the intra-Afghan talks and the ongoing situation in Afghanistan

USA coronavirus update: Florida reaches 7,000 deaths from Covid-19

Florida health officials have reported 179 new deaths from the coronavirus, bringing the state's total to more than 7,000