World Today

With in-depth panel discussions on domestic and global news and current affairs, Today gives you the story behind the headlines.

Intensified fighting along the de facto Armenia-Azerbaijan border has brought the region to the brink of an all-out war. With both countries declaring full military mobilization and the intensity of clashes not yet subsiding, will Armenia-Azerbaijan clash turn into a full-scale war? Could the conflict destabilize the region, as it raises concerns of a wider conflict that could draw in regional powers Turkey, and Russia? And can it be resolved diplomatically at this point?

①China's National Day holiday to test tourist demand after COVID-19.

②Lebanon crisis deepens as Prime Minister-designate resigns.

③China to launch antitrust investigation into Google at Huawei's request.

④Far-right group Proud Boys celebrate online after Trump told them to "stand back and stand by" during the debate.

①Global coronavirus death toll surpasses one million.

②Donald Trump and Joe Biden clash in chaotic first debate.

③UK lawmakers approve the Internal Market Bill despite EU ultimatum.

①CPC leadership meets to discuss 14th Five-Year Plan.

②Donald Trump and Joe Biden to face off in first presidential debate.

③China fires back at the US over accusations of militarization in the South China Sea.

①Armenia and Azerbaijan clash over disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region.

②President Xi Jinping says unprecedented achievements have been made in Xinjiang's social and economic development.

③Donald Trump nominates Amy Coney Barrett as Supreme Court Justice.

④New York Times reports that Trump paid no income taxes in 10 out of 15 years beginning in 2000.

With in-depth panel discussions on domestic and global news and current affairs, Today gives you the story behind the headlines.

Created in the aftermath of the Second World War, the UN's primary purpose is to maintain international peace and stability.

75 years on, the organization is struggling unlike ever before.

Has the United Nations lived up to expectations? Is it still relevant in today's world? More importantly, is multilateralism still working, or is "my country first" a more appealing policy?

Trump declines an opportunity to endorse a peaceful post-election transfer of power;

Protests erupt in U.S. over a decision not to charge police officers with killing a black woman;

Tesla, Volvo, Ford and Mercedes sue US over 'unlawful' tariffs on Chinese parts;

China to continue to share anti-pandemic experience: Xi;

U.S. has lost more than 200,000 People to COVID-19;

UK PM rolls out 'tougher measures' reserving the right to 'go further';

Malaysia, Philippines take row over Sabah.