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Bank of Japan Will Continue Raising Interest Rates if Spending, Wages Increase: Board Member

A board member of the Bank of Japan said on Sept. 5 (Thursday) that if companies continue to increase spending and wages, the nation's central bank would keep raising interest rates. "If inflation moves roughly in line with forecasts, and companies continue to boost spending, wages and pass on costs

Germany’s Right-wing AfD Wins Big in Two Eastern States, But Struggles to Form Coalitions

Airbnb Asks NYC to Reconsider Short-term Renting Rules

‘The real cancer plaguing China is the CCP itself’: Statements From the Tuidang Movement (August 2024)

Former Hochul Aide Accused of Advancing China’s Interests in ‘Brazen’ Scheme

Linda Sun, a former aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul, stands at the center of a rapidly unfolding scandal after being accused of conspiring to advance the interests of

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Vietnamese Celebrities Face Backlash Over South Vietnamese Flag

Recently, Vietnamese celebrities have been harassed online after having their pictures taken in the presence of an old reminder of their country’s war-torn past and authoritarian present: the flag of

US Steel CEO Warns of Job Cuts, Plant Closures Should Nippon Acquisition Fail

NYC Criminal Courts Overwhelmed With Migrant Defendants: NY Post

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‘Algorithms and Terrorism’: How Artificial Intelligence Could Supercharge Terrorist Activity

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HP to Receive $50 Million for Oregon Semiconductor Facility

Jake Sullivan Meets With Xi in Rare Meeting as Washington Navigates Sino-US Tensions

Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Under Formal Investigation in France, Not Allowed to Leave: Prosecutors

A Falun Gong practitioner meditates as Hong Kong citizens walk past during a flash mob march to show solidarity with the 47 pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong who were charged with subversion against the Chinese Communist Party-controlled city government after organizing and taking part in a primary election, in Santa Monica, California on March 7, 2021

Attacks on Independent Media in Hong Kong Showcase Factional Struggle Among China’s Top Leaders

News analysis Hong Kong has long been a safe haven for practitioners of Falun Gong, the spiritual...

Despite rising COVID-19 vaccination rates, Brazil and India have registered spikes in daily infection and death rates.

Why India and Brazil Have Different COVID-19 Death Rates

In March, the rates of daily new Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) infections and deaths ramped up...

A damaged part of the BKC Jumbo Covid-19 coronavirus vaccination centre is pictured after a portion of the entrance hallway was blown away by the strong winds from cyclonic storm Tauktae in Mumbai on May 17, 2021. Actor Vivek took the Covaxin inactivated virus injection to condition the public for vaccine acceptance. He was taken to hospital unconscious the next morning and died a day later.

Bollywood Star Dies of Heart Attack After Televised Vaccination; Officials Threaten Public for ‘Spreading

A well known Bollywood star has passed away only two days after taking India’s coronavirus vaccine during...

Beijing-Controlled Hong Kong Government Freezes Jimmy Lai’s Assets in Move Against Free Press

The billionaire founder of a pro-democracy newspaper in Hong Kong critical of the Chinese Communist Party...

Former Professor Gets Jail for Misusing Federal Grants to Aid Research in China

A former professor living in Ohio has been sentenced to 37 months in federal prison for appropriating...

A student walks up stairs decorated with past Olympic dates in Hong Kong on June 13, 2012. SOAS University, formerly the School of Oriental and African Studies, has warned faculty members to protect students during classes on Chinese Communist Party-sensitive subjects fearing they can be arrested when entering Hong Kong or China for attending classes.

London University Warns Faculty to Protect Students from Hong Kong or China Arrest

A London university has told its professors to be careful not to record class discussions or lectures...

Israeli forces' flares light up the sky in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, on May 16, 2021. Israeli air strikes pounded the Gaza Strip while Palestinian militants launched rockets amid violence in the West Bank.

Israel-Palestine Conflict Intensifies as Hamas Misfires on Gazan Civilians and US Pushes for De-escalation

The conflict between Israel and Palestine continued into its sixth day with Hamas firing rockets into...

A soldier stands guard along a road as security forces search for protesters, who had been taking part in a demonstration against the military coup, in Yangon on May 7, 2021. A dead poet’s wife claims she found the organs missing from her husband’s body after it was returned to her by the Tatmadaw.

Poet Protestor Reportedly Found Dead With Organs Missing in Myanmar Clashes

A Burmese poet who spoke out against the Tatmadaw’s takeover of the country has turned up dead with several...

The COVID-19 outdoor transmission rate reported by CDC is said to have been exaggerated.

CDC Accused of ‘Conflicting, Confusing Guidance’ and ‘Misleading’ COVID-19 Outdoor Transmission Rate

At an April 27 press briefing, Director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)...

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