The Gaza Strip was already in isolation. Then came the Covid-19 lockdown

The Gaza Strip is one of the most densely-populated areas in the world. After more than a decade under blockade, the Covid-19 lockdown is adding isolation and despair to the area.


Taiwan official allegedly injured after altercation with Chinese diplomats in Fiji

A Taiwan official was allegedly injured after becoming involved in a physical altercation with two Chinese diplomats at a function in Fiji earlier this month, according to Taiwan's Foreign Ministry.


China's economy grew 4.9% in the third quarter of 2020

China is continuing to steadily recover from the economic turmoil caused by the coronavirus pandemic.


Sharks have killed 7 people in Australia this year, the most since 1934. Climate change could be a factor

One morning in early October, a now-familiar scene unfolded on a beach in Western Australia.


China's buying soybeans again. That could help Trump in key states

Dave Walton's Iowa farm was struggling a year ago as President Donald Trump's trade war with China took a bite out of soybean exports.


Samuel Paty beheading: Teacher's slaying spurs protests across France

Demonstrators took to the streets of French locales Sunday lauding free speech and decrying violence against educators after the slaying of a teacher who used caricatures of Islam's Prophet Muhammad during a lesson.


Kim's tears weren't a sign of weakness. The West's fears over his missiles are valid


What's next for the US-North Korea relationship?

Following North Korea's unveiling of a huge new missile at a military parade celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Workers' Party, CNN's Paula Hancocks looks at what these developments mean for the US.


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How to get the iPhone 12 for free — really

The release of the eagerly anticipated iPhone 12 (and its siblings) is just about here.


China's 'Tesla killer' was in a slump in March. Its stock is up 1,000% since then

China's wannabe "Tesla killer" is on a wild ride.