Afghan authorities begin releasing final 400 Taliban prisoners Afghan authorities said on Friday they had started to release 400 Taliban prisoners, the final hurdle in launching long-delayed peace talks between the two warring sides.

US, China to discuss trade deal amid COVID-19 disruption Negotiators from the United States and China will on Saturday discuss the "phase one" trade deal signed earlier this year -- before the coronavirus slammed the world economy and relations between the two economic powers took a turn for the worse.

Việt Nam, US exchange experience in treating patients with chronic kidney failure

Vietnamese and US experts have shared experience in treating patients with end-stage chronic kidney failure at an online conference on Wednesday.

Envision Digital Addresses Consumers' EV Adoption Pain Points in Germany with New Home Charging Solution, Aims to Spur Electric Mobility Revolution Envision Digital Addresses Consumers' EV Adoption Pain Points in Germany with New Home Charging Solution, Aims to Spur Electric Mobility Revolution

Brazil state signs deal to make Russian vaccine The Brazilian state of Parana signed a deal on Wednesday to test and produce Russia's new coronavirus vaccine, though officials stressed they would have to be sure of its safety and effectiveness first.

Wind and solar power at record high in 2020, coal dips: analysis Wind and solar produced a record 10 percent of global electricity in the first half of 2020 as the world's coal plant fleet ran at less than half its capacity, analysis published on Thursday showed.

Cowboys plan to have fans for games despite virus

Biden, Harris vow to 'rebuild' America post-Trump Joe Biden and Kamala Harris launched their joint White House bid on Wednesday, with the newly-minted vice presidential nominee saying Americans are "crying out for leadership" to overcome the triple crisis of a pandemic, racial injustice and a ravaged economy.

Urban Commons Issues Notice of Breaches to Eagle Hospitality Trust Urban Commons Issues Notice of Breaches to Eagle Hospitality Trust

Biden picks Kamala Harris to be first black woman VP Presidential hopeful Joe Biden named Senator Kamala Harris, a former rival in the White House race, as his running mate Tuesday, marking a historic first for American women of color.