A new era is about to begin in Cuba. Miguel Diaz-Canel has officially been named as the only candidate to replace Raul Castro as President. This is the first time in nearly 60-years, the Cuban government named a non-Castro to lead the country.
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A united front from Japan and the United States on the DPRK, as their two leaders met for a second day in Florida.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China could also have a big impact on California. About half of the trade between the two countries passes through Los Angeles and Long Beach. These tensions could cause real problems for workers at ports in Southern California. CGTN’s Phil Lavelle reports.
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Previous trips by high-ranking U.S. officials include DNI James Clapper’s in 2014, and Secretary of State Madeleine Albright in 2000.
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An estimated 35 percent of women globally have been sexually or physically abused by someone who is not their partner–that number jumps up to 70 percent as it pertains to their intimate partners.
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2018 Spring Meetings of the IMF and the World Bank Group are underway in Washington, D.C. . With the fast-pace economic development in China, many Chinese technology companies have been coming up in the recent years. Here are six popular Chinese technology companies.
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Venezuelan scrabble players compete for national championship. Top competitors will head to world championship of Spanish scrabble.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is in the U.S. for two days of meetings with President Donald Trump. The talks come as the embattled Japanese leader fights for support at home – while the U.S. president faces global backlash over proposed tariffs.
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China announced Tuesday that U.S. Sorghum producers have been dumping their product in the Chinese market at artificially low prices. The ruling comes a day after the U.S. banned U.S. companies from selling parts to Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE.
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