Why protests are becoming increasingly faceless
On a humid Sunday night in Hong Kong's financial district, hundreds of young people ready themselves for the latest protest.
Trump's China trade war spirals as 2020 looms
The dangerous new twist in the tariff war between the United States and China will heap ominous pressure on the global economy at a moment when it is already struggling in the undertow of their trade superpower showdown.
Boris Johnson stakes future on Donald Trump after Brexit. The gamble may break Britain
This weekend, Boris Johnson makes his leadership debut on the world stage at the G7 in the French resort of Biarritz.
Kashmiris protest amid curfew
An Indian soldier was killed by Pakistani forces on the Kashmir border, the military said Friday, as a tense lockdown in the region of seven million residents continued for the 19th day.
NAWAZ SHARIF’S CASE Pakistan SC orders action against judge
Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Friday ordered disciplinary action against a judge who convicted former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, effectively giving a boost to Sharif’s appeal against a seven-year jail term for corruption.
Overstock CEO resigns after his 'deep state' comments sparked stock selloff
The outspoken CEO of online home goods retailer Overstock.com resigned Thursday, days after he issued a press release entitled "Comments on Deep State" that claimed he helped the FBI carry out "political espionage."
Macron delivers tough Brexit message to Johnson
When Emmanuel Macron and Boris Johnson spoke to reporters ahead of their meeting in Paris on Thursday, they stood side by side but sounded as if they were living in parallel universes.
India faces defiance in ‘Kashmir’s Gaza’
Young men sit beside a pile of rocks and a bonfire, protecting the only entrance to a besieged neighbourhood they call ‘Kashmir’s Gaza’ as a mosque loudspeaker broadcasts slogans of liberation.
Trump is either trolling everyone or thinks he's like a god
There's been a change in President Donald Trump. He used to say he had accomplished more than any other President, a debatable claim. But now he's using messianic language about himself.
If I protest in Hong Kong and travel to mainland China, will I be able to come home?
In late May, two weeks before the first major anti-extradition bill march in Hong Kong, four high school friends and I took a day trip to Chinese city of Shenzhen for a birthday celebration.
