Jun.03 -- Henry Wang, founder and president of Center for China and Globalization, discusses China’s response to President Biden’s order amending a ban on U.S. investments in Chinese companies, U.S.-China relations and the investigation...

Jun.18 -- Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says sanctions imposed by the U.S. are "immoral," and that his nation is the victim of an "economic massacre." He insists that his administration will not change its positions to relieve this...

Feb.12 -- David Westin has "One More Thought" on Tom Brady's exuberance after winning his seventh Lombardi trophy.

The South African supreme court of appeal is due to give a decision on Friday that could eventually bring back serious accusations of corruption against the president Jacob Zuma

Jan.13 -- After three years of poor performance, AQR Capital Management’s Cliff Asness has looked for any evidence that its systematic strategies are broken or need overhauling. Here, he shares his thoughts on the value factor and what...

The head of the UN Mission for Ebola Emergency Response said on Thursday that he had "never seen anything" like the challenges and hysteria created by the spread of the virus.

Speaking in Freetown, Anthony Banbury...

Bristol, United Kingdom, July 22, 2009

1. Close up move in on tara
ntula
2. Mid shot of biologist and tarantu
la on rock
3. Mid shot of...

A high court in South Africas capital Pretoria rules that prosecutors were wrong and irrational when they dropped a corruption case against President Jacob Zuma in 2009

South Africa's main opposition party the Democratic Alliance argues in court in Pretoria that the country's decision to leave the International Criminal Court did not follow procedure and endangers human rights

New York, Washington, DC, USA November 23 1998, File

New York, NY, USA November 23,
1998
1. Pan view of tra
ding floor
2. Mid view of closing
bell being rung
3. Zoom in...

VOICED: Marrakesh palm groves up against tourism in Morocc

Dec.21 -- Investors are rediscovering upside risks along with downside risks as markets reflect a renewed optimism for the U.S. economy. Bloomberg's Rich Miller explains on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."

1. Ringing of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) closing bell

2. Pan across trading floor
NYSE
3. Traders on
floor NYSE
4. Exterior pan up to show large electronic sign outside Nasdaq market site...

Protests outside hotel where Vice President, Spiro Agnew, Agnew speaks at republican fund raising dinner

1) close on sign: Shamrock Hilton, pull back to wide of hotel bui
lding
2) various demontrators out
side hotel
3)...

Tagalog/Eng/Nat

A furious Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Junior has slammed a decision by a jury in Hawaii to award $22 (b) billion to a U-S company in a case against his late fa
ther.
The company...

Apr.15 -- Andy Xie, an independent economist and a former chief economist for Asia-Pacific at Morgan Stanley, talks about China's economy and policies. China’s credit growth exceeded all estimates in March after a slowdown during the...

Dame Margaret Beckett, Dominic Grieve MP and Stephen Gethins MP hold a press conference in support of a People's Vote on any Brexit deal approved by Parliament as the UK prepares to leave the European Union.



Mr Grieve said the...