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Ethiopia Prepares Weekend 'No Mercy' Assault On Tigray People's Liberation Front
Human rights groups called on the government to allow organizations to enter the region to help civilians in the crossfire. 
Human rights groups called on the government to allow organizations to enter the region to help civilians in the crossfire. -
Aussie Vintners Have A Red, Red Whine Over New China Taxes
China will impose up to 200% in tariffs on wine imports from Australia starting Saturday. 
China will impose up to 200% in tariffs on wine imports from Australia starting Saturday. -
China Industry Grinds On, Profits Record Sixth Consecutive Monthly Growth
Analysts said that the growth in profits at industrial companies was a clear sign of China's steady recovery. 
Analysts said that the growth in profits at industrial companies was a clear sign of China's steady recovery. -
Peace, Love And Understanding: Xi Jinping Pats Joe Biden On The Back
Promoting China-U.S. relations serves the interests of both countries and the international community, Xi said. 
Promoting China-U.S. relations serves the interests of both countries and the international community, Xi said. -
Slack-Salesforce Merger A Game-Changer In Competition With Microsoft's Teams
Slack Technologies Inc. shares are set to open Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange at $39.49 - down 2.97% from their Wednesday close. 
Slack Technologies Inc. shares are set to open Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange at $39.49 - down 2.97% from their Wednesday close. -
Greek-Owned Oil Tanker Attacked At Saudi Port
Saudi-led military coalition officials blamed Houthi rebels for the early Thursday attack. 
Saudi-led military coalition officials blamed Houthi rebels for the early Thursday attack. -
China Upset At India's App Attack; Relations Might Be Permanently Damaged
"We firmly oppose the India side's repeated use of 'national security' as an excuse to prohibit some mobile apps with Chinese background." 
"We firmly oppose the India side's repeated use of 'national security' as an excuse to prohibit some mobile apps with Chinese background." -
Mutated, Massacred Minks Rise From Danish Graves
"The authorities are playing with our environment and using it as a dumping ground," one local politician said. 
"The authorities are playing with our environment and using it as a dumping ground," one local politician said. -
Amazon Web Services Outage Takes Down Apps, Websites
Amazon Web Services' outage brought down news outlets, streaming platforms and several of Amazon's own web-based services. 
Amazon Web Services' outage brought down news outlets, streaming platforms and several of Amazon's own web-based services. -
Travelers From 23 Countries Will Have To Post Bond To Get U.S. Visa
Some visitors will be required to place bonds of up to $15,000 before they are granted a U.S. visa. 
Some visitors will be required to place bonds of up to $15,000 before they are granted a U.S. visa.
