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A Philippine expert on international maritime law has urged Manila to invite Hanoi to join a new arbitration case, this time to question China’s unilaterally imposed fishing curbs in Scarborough Shoal.
HILVERSUM, Netherlands (AP) — Quinn Schansman dreamed of becoming the youngest-ever CEO of an American company. A decade ago, he’d just finished the first year of an international business degree in Amsterdam as a step toward that lofty goal.
TOKYO -- Dubbed the "year of elections," 2024 is now into its second half.
The shots rang out as Donald Trump was speaking at a rally in Butler, Pa., on Saturday night. The former president clutched his right ear, spurting blood, then ducked for cover as his supporters screamed and Secret Service agents leaped on top of him.
WASHINGTON -- Former U.S. President Donald Trump was seen bleeding from his right ear as he was rushed to a vehicle by the U.S. Secret Service, after multiple gunshots rang out at a campaign rally on Saturday in Pennsylvania.
WASHINGTON -- Former U.S. President Donald Trump was hurried off the stage at a campaign rally on Saturday in Pennsylvania after an apparent shooting.
(Reuters) -- China expressed strong opposition on Saturday to a U.S. law signed by President Joe Biden that presses Beijing to resolve a dispute over Tibet's demands for greater autonomy, vowing to "firmly defend" its interests.
