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US and China Reach Tentative Trade Agreement

The US and China have reached a tentative agreement in their ongoing trade dispute. The deal, which is still subject to final approval, would see the US remove some of the tariffs it has imposed on Chinese imports, while China would agree to increase its purchases of American agricultural products. However, the agreement falls short of addressing some of the key issues at the heart of the trade dispute, such as technology transfers and intellectual property theft.

Protests Continue in Hong Kong

The protests in Hong Kong show no sign of abating, despite the withdrawal of the controversial extradition bill that sparked the unrest. Demonstrators continue to call for greater democracy and accountability from the government, as well as an independent investigation into police brutality during the protests. The Chinese government has threatened to take action if the unrest continues, but protesters remain defiant.

Climate Change Protests Sweep the Globe

A global movement to address climate change has gained momentum in recent weeks, with protests taking place in cities around the world. Students and activists are demanding that governments take immediate action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and move toward renewable energy. The protests, which are largely peaceful, have been met with both support and criticism from politicians and the public.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Faces Challenges over Brexit

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a number of challenges as he seeks to deliver Brexit by the October 31 deadline. Johnson's proposed plan for leaving the European Union has been met with opposition from both the EU and his own Parliament, which has passed a law requiring him to seek an extension if a deal is not reached by mid-October. Johnson has also faced criticism over his decision to suspend Parliament, which many see as an attempt to stifle opposition to his Brexit plan.

India Scraps Controversial Kashmir Law

The Indian government has revoked a controversial law that granted special status to the region of Kashmir. The move, which has been condemned by Pakistan, means that Kashmir will no longer have its own constitution or flag, and people from outside the region can now buy property there. India's government has said that the move is necessary for greater development and integration of the region, but critics argue that it will lead to further unrest and human rights abuses.