Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the White House economic adviser, Kevin Hassett, signaled the Trump administration would punish China. ( read original story ...)
American siblings trapped in China make plea for help
"A pair of American siblings trapped in China are making a public plea for help. In a video you'll see only on ""CBS This Morning,"" Cynthia Liu describes the terrifying ordeal for her and her brother ... ( read original story ...)
The other Hong Kong: Will China’s democratic enclave become just like the mainland? (opinion)
At issue is whether Hong Kong is governed by its own laws, under the semi-autonomous status that has made it an enclave of relative democracy and liberalism —or under China's, writes Joy Park. ( read original story ...)
Sen. Cotton Says U.S. May Have to Treat Hong Kong Like China
In a live Q&A with WSJ’s Gerald F. Seib, Sen. Tom Cotton says China’s latest move to impose new national-security laws on Hong Kong could result in the territory’s special status being revoked. Photo: ... ( read original story ...)
White House said it expects China to retaliate over new tariffs
The White House said Sunday it expects China to retaliate over new tariffs. President Trump warned Beijing to "act now" on a trade deal by tweeting that negotiations will be "far worse for them" in ... ( read original story ...)
Communist China is showing its true colors. It must not go unpunished.
If China wants Hong Kong to be treated as a simple Chinese province, then the United States should return the favor. ( read original story ...)
China to introduce new security law for Hong Kong after months of protests
China is introducing a new national security law that cracks down on protests and reduces Hong Kong’s right to self-govern. NBC News’ Janis Mackey Frayer reports. ( read original story ...)
As China moves to impose new control over Hong Kong, international reaction remains muted
Beijing's plans to put in place a sweeping national security law in Hong Kong have triggered fierce criticism in the United States but were met with a limited reaction in Europe. ( read original story ...)
Inside the luxury hotels of the Maldives, where the rich are riding out the pandemic in paradise
But while most hotels around the globe face the lowest occupancy rates seen in decades, a handful of ultra-luxury resorts in the Maldives still have more than a third of their villas occupied. Their ... ( read original story ...)
Covid-19: Sound financials, govt support said to help Qatar banks weather impact
Sound financials and government's willingness to support the sector and economy help the banking system in Qatar to weather the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic ... ( read original story ...)