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A US intelligence official says Beijing is targeting people close to the incoming US president.

A US intelligence official says Beijing is targeting people close to the incoming US president.

Steve Adler is the latest US politician accused of Covid-19 double standards, but he denies breaking rules.

The prominent pro-democracy supporter's detention comes a day after several activists were jailed.

Gabriel Sterling, who's called out threats against workers, says the president's words "have consequences".

Uranium enrichment would increase to 20% with UN inspectors blocked, if sanctions are not eased.

He lost the election, but did better than most experts were predicting. How does this keep happening?

Around the world, previously happy couples are splitting up and divorcing due to the stress of the pandemic.

The former president of France, who has died aged 94, was a force for greater European integration.

His comments drew a backlash from progressive Democrats who want to see police funds diverted.

This is the first arrest made under the new and controversial anti-conversion law passed last month.

Tributes are paid to the "trailblazer" and WWE Hall of Fame member whose career spanned six decades.

This is the first arrest made under the new and controversial anti-conversion law passed last month.

Tributes are paid to the "trailblazer" and WWE Hall of Fame member whose career spanned six decades.

AWS Panorama adds a range of employee monitoring powers to existing workplace camera systems.

Boris Johnson says virus restrictions will remain - despite the UK approving its first coronavirus jab.

Provisional figures indicate that 2020 will be one of the hottest in a record dating back to 1850.
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