US firms in China fear ‘retaliation’ against Huawei curbs: AmCham
A top business lobby group representing American firms in China said they have “real concerns” over how Beijing Read More
Month: May 2019
Venezuela: Desperate patients seek spiritual cures
Hundreds wounded as protests continue for second day across Jakarta after incumbent Jokowi was confirmed president. Jakarta, Read More
Yemen war: UN appeals to Houthi rebels over aid
The UN says food aid is being diverted by some corrupt and uncooperative officials in Houthi-held areas of Read More
Iranian threats ‘put on hold’, says US defence chief
The potential of attacks by Iran has been “put on hold” by US counter-measures, acting Defence Secretary Patrick Read More
Pakistani legislator kicked out of assembly for bringing her son
Mahjabeen Sheran, a legislator in Balochistan assembly, was asked to leave the chamber for bringing her unwell child. Read More
Amazon set for facial recognition revolt
Opposition to Amazon’s sale of its facial recognition technology to US police forces is set to come to Read More
Gaza exit permits: Aisha’s lone journey for cancer treatment
Israeli permit system prevents some parents from accompanying their sick children to hospitals outside of Gaza Strip. Aisha Read More
Cricket World Cup: England have ‘best opportunity’ to win – Michael Vaughan
England’s one-day side have “the best opportunity in my time” to win the World Cup this summer, says Read More
Wizkid and Tiwa Savage spotted holding hands at Patoranking’s album listening party
Nigerian music stars, Wizkid and Tiwa Savage were spotted at the listening party of Patoranking’s album last night – both singers arrived Read More
Women’s World Cup: England’s Toni Duggan on being a role model
England forward Toni Duggan says she embraces being in the spotlight as it gives younger players something to Read More