Arrests Of Prominent Activists In HK Spark Fears Of New Protests
There are fears that demonstrators in Hong Kong will take to the streets again, following yesterday's arrests of more than a dozen high-profile opposition activ
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There are fears that demonstrators in Hong Kong will take to the streets again, following yesterday's arrests of more than a dozen high-profile opposition activ
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A sharp upward revision in China's coronavirus death toll on Friday was "an attempt to leave no case undocumented" after medical services in Wuhan wer
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KUALA LUMPUR β’ A Chinese government survey ship was seen tagging an exploration vessel operated by Malaysia's state oil company Petronas in disputed waters in t
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Virus-driven job losses Editorial The Korea Herald, South Korea Recent data on the labour market for last month raises concerns about massive job losses driven
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The number of Covid-19 cases in Japan topped 10,000 yesterday as the country hunkered down for its first weekend under a nationwide state of emergency, haunted
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Who could have imagined that the Cold War could morph into a "cool war" and now a "Covid war"? The Cold War was fought between the United St
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It has been nearly a week since academic Han Lining was allowed to leave his studio apartment in Wuhan where he spent 76 days alone, but the assistant economics
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Indonesia's death toll from the new coronavirus has likely reached 1,000, nearly double the official figure of 535, Indonesian Doctors Association (IDI) chairma
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Kenyan Governor Mike Sonko, has stirred controversies after he added bottles of alcohol, precisely Hennessy, to his COVID-19 care packages to the people of Nair
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MANILA (AFP)Islamic State-linked (ISIS) militants killed 11 Philippine soldiers and wounded 14 others on Friday (April 17) in the group's deadliest attack in ov
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