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Britain announced Tuesday their decision to prohibit the Chinese telecommunication company Huawei, from playing a role in the U.K.’s access to the highspeed, 5G cellular network.  

Bears can smell roughly seven times greater than a bloodhound.

China announced Tuesday that they will be placing sanctions on U.S.-based defense contractor Lockheed Martin Corp., for their missile sales to Taiwan.

Multiple subsidiaries of Chinese companies based in the U.S. have received millions in coronavirus relief loans, according to data from the U.S. Treasury Department.

The editor-in-chief for The Global Times, a state-funded newspaper in China, asked Monday if the United States is “mentally retarded” for rejecting Beijing’s broad territorial claims in the South China Sea, a region with long-standing disputes between China and other Southeast Asian countries.

China accused the U.S. of meddling in relations between China and Southeast Asian countries Tuesday.

A new ruling by a United Nations court could help pave the way for a resolution of the three-year-old blockade of Qatar.

Hezbollah is continuing to bolster its cache of weapons by storing them in more urban, densely-populated locations throughout Lebanon, a new study has revealed.

Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro on Monday was bitten by an ostrich-like bird he was trying to feed while entering into his second week of quarantine at the presidential palace.

A former employee of Iran's defense ministry convicted of selling the country's nuclear information to the  Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was executed, Iran's judiciary confirmed on Tuesday. 

The U.S. closed five military bases in Afghanistan as part of an agreement signed with the Taliban over four months ago, a U.S. official confirmed to Fox News. 

Religious and political leaders are decrying Turkey's decision to make Istanbul's Hagia Sophia, known for its Christian origin and as the secular Muslim nation's most popular tourist site, into a mosque.

A virtual U.K. parliament meeting was hilariously interrupted by an unexpected guest. 

Six more people have died in floods and mudslides in northeastern India's Assam state, officials said Tuesday, taking the death toll to 77.

A Beijing professor who recently wrote a pair of essays harshly criticizing President Xi Jinping’s handling of the coronavirus outbreak – arguing that the pandemic “revealed the rotten core of Chinese governance” -- has now been fired from his job, reports say. 

French President Emmanuel Macron is defending his decision to put a man accused of rape in charge of all the nation’s police forces, citing the presumption of innocence.

A group of 83 of the richest people in the world have called for “our governments to raise taxes on people like us" to help fund the economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, according to The Guardian.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged the people of England to wear face coverings in shops on Monday to prevent the spread of coronavirus, although he stopped short of issuing any official requirements.

Black smoke rose as flames engulfed the Shahid Tondgooyan petrochemical plant in the Khuzestan province of Iran late Sunday afternoon.

A French man accused of molesting more than 300 children in Indonesia has died in a suspected suicide in his jailcell, local authorities said Monday.