SANTIAGO - Chilean President Sebastian Pinera on Tuesday signed a bill that increases the emergency economic aid the government is providing the country's poorest amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
SAN FRANCISCO - The US northwestern state of Alaska is getting one step closer for Chinese investment in its ambitious energy program after US energy regulators set assessment in motion for a planned liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in the state.
Ryan Hass, a fellow at the Brookings and also an Obama administration official on China, said no other country in the Indo-Pacific region creates such a dichotomy to distinguish between the US and China, and no country in the region wants to be forced to choose between the US and China.
Russia is facing more sanctions as the Australian authorities have announced financial sanctions and entry restrictions against seven Russians over the Kerch Strait incident.
Russia last month demanded the United States cut its diplomatic staff in Russia by 755 people to 455 by Sept 1 and seized a US warehouse and a recreational compound in Moscow in retaliation for Washington's anti-Russian sanctions.
SAN FRANCISCO — US leading electrical automaker Tesla Thursday published its first quarterly vehicle safety report that said drivers on autopilot are safer than average from traffic accidents.
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SHANGHAI -- BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) has issued bonds in international capital markets for the first time to raise money to fight COVID-19, and is expected to issue bonds in China in the final quarter of 2020, according to Leslie Maasdorp, NDB vice president and chief financial officer.
Rushed travelers tried to argue with the protesters, but to no avail. Many were stranded in MTR stations due to the disruption. Radical protesters opposing the SAR government’s already-suspended extradition law amendment threatened paralysis of the city’s public transport system, and planned public meetings in seven locations for the afternoon.
SBF chairman S.S.Teo said Singaporean participants at the first CIIE signed 15 memoranda of understanding valued at more than SG2 million (0 million).
SEOUL - South Korean voters went to the polls for parliamentary election Wednesday amid the COVID-19 outbreak, according to the National Election Commission.